Clinical Webinars
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Title: Rebuilding Trust: Clinical Mastery in Affair Recovery - July 11th, 2025, 7p- 9p (EDT)
$49.95 (Includes 2 APA-Approved CEs)
Presenter: Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT
Webinar Overview:
Infidelity is one of the most complex and devastating challenges couples face, often leaving deep emotional wounds and shattered trust. For therapists, guiding couples through the affair recovery process requires a nuanced understanding of relational trauma, attachment dynamics, and evidence-based interventions.
In this 2-hour clinical webinar, Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT, will provide an in-depth framework for helping couples navigate the painful aftermath of betrayal, rebuild trust, and restore relational security. Drawing from leading therapeutic models, including Gottman Method Couples Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), this training will equip clinicians with practical tools to facilitate meaningful healing and reconnection.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the neurobiological and emotional impact of betrayal trauma
- Differentiate between types of affairs and their underlying motivations
- Apply structured interventions to help couples process the trauma of infidelity
- Explore the role of attachment injuries in affair recovery
- Develop effective strategies for rebuilding trust and fostering emotional attunement
- Address common barriers to forgiveness and relational repair
- Learn how to navigate disclosure, accountability, and boundary-setting within therapy
Q&A Session:
The webinar will conclude with a 30-minute interactive Q&A session, allowing clinicians to engage in case consultation and deepen their understanding of effective affair recovery strategies.
Title: Mastering Conflict Management in Couples Therapy - August 8th, 2025, 7p- 9p (EDT)
$49.95 (Includes 2 APA-Approved CEs)
Presenter: Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT
Webinar Overview:
Effective conflict management is at the heart of successful couples therapy. In this clinical webinar, Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT, will provide therapists with advanced strategies for helping couples navigate conflict, de-escalate tension, and foster constructive communication.
Drawing from evidence-based approaches this 2-hour webinar will equip clinicians with practical tools to help clients transform destructive conflict patterns into opportunities for growth and connection.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the physiological and psychological mechanisms that drive conflict in relationships
- Identify and address the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling)
- Utilize de-escalation techniques to manage heightened emotional states
- Implement interventions to shift couples from blame to problem-solving
- Explore the role of attachment styles in conflict dynamics
- Develop strategies to repair ruptures and rebuild trust after conflict
- Learn to guide couples in establishing healthier communication patterns
Q&A Session:
The webinar will conclude with a 30-minute interactive Q&A session, where therapists can engage with Chris Cambas and gain deeper insight into applying these techniques in their clinical practice.
Title: Integrating Healthy Sexuality in Couples Therapy: A Clinical Approach - September 12th, 2025, 7p- 9p (EDT)
$49.95 (Includes 2 APA-Approved CEs)
Presenter: Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT
Webinar Overview:
Sexual intimacy is a vital component of a healthy relationship, yet many couples struggle with issues related to desire, connection, and communication about sex. As therapists, it is crucial to understand the complexities of sexual health, relational dynamics, and the psychological and physiological factors that contribute to fulfilling intimacy.
This 2-hour clinical webinar, led by Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT, will provide therapists with evidence-based interventions to help couples cultivate a deeper, more meaningful sexual connection. By integrating research from neuroscience, attachment theory, and relationship dynamics, therapists will learn how to navigate sexual concerns, address barriers to intimacy, and support couples in fostering a fulfilling and connected sexual relationship.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the role of attachment and emotional safety in sexual intimacy
- Differentiate between personal vs. impersonal sex and its impact on relationships
- Identify common barriers to healthy sexuality, including mismatched libidos, performance anxiety, and unresolved relational conflicts
- Utilize clinical interventions to help couples communicate effectively about their sexual needs and desires
- Explore the impact of pornography, past trauma, and cultural conditioning on sexual relationships
- Learn how to help couples reconnect sexually after betrayal, conflict, or emotional disengagement
- Discuss the integration of faith, values, and personal beliefs in healthy sexuality within relationships
Q&A Session:
The webinar will conclude with a 30-minute interactive Q&A session, providing an opportunity for therapists to ask questions, discuss case studies, and explore practical applications of the material presented.
Join us for this clinical training and gain the tools to support couples in developing a fulfilling and emotionally connected sexual relationship.
Title: The Power of Rituals in Strengthening Couples: A Clinical Approach - October 10th, 2025, 7p- 9p (EDT)
$49.95 (Includes 2 APA-Approved CEs)
Presenter: Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT
Webinar Overview:
Rituals play a fundamental role in fostering emotional connection, stability, and intimacy within relationships. Whether it’s daily check-ins, shared meals, bedtime routines, or annual traditions, rituals create a sense of security and deepen relational bonds. As therapists, understanding the psychological and relational significance of rituals can help us guide couples in cultivating intentional habits that enhance connection and resilience.
This 2-hour clinical webinar, led by Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT, will explore the therapeutic importance of rituals in couples’ relationships and how therapists can integrate this concept into their clinical practice. By drawing from attachment theory, neuroscience, and research on relational stability, this training will equip clinicians with strategies to help couples create, maintain, and restore meaningful rituals in their relationship.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the role of rituals in fostering emotional safety, trust, and intimacy
- Explore the connection between attachment security and consistent relationship rituals
- Identify common barriers that prevent couples from maintaining rituals and how to address them
- Learn how rituals serve as protective factors against relationship distress and disconnection
- Utilize evidence-based interventions to help couples create and sustain meaningful rituals
- Examine case studies demonstrating the impact of rituals on long-term relational health
- Develop strategies for helping couples repair and re-establish rituals after conflict or betrayal
Q&A Session:
The webinar will conclude with a 30-minute interactive Q&A session, allowing therapists to ask questions, discuss case examples, and gain practical insights into integrating rituals into their clinical work.
Join us for this clinical training to learn how to empower couples with the tools to cultivate rituals that enhance connection, resilience, and long-term relationship satisfaction.
Title: Knowing When to Let Go: Clinical Approaches to Helping Couples Navigate the End of a Relationship - November 7th, 2025, 7p- 9p (EDT)
$49.95 (Includes 2 APA-Approved CEs)
Presenter: Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT
Webinar Overview:
One of the most challenging aspects of couples therapy is guiding partners through the decision-making process when a relationship is no longer viable. Therapists must balance the goal of reconciliation with the reality that, in some cases, ending the relationship is the healthiest option.
This 2-hour clinical webinar, led by Chris Cambas, MA, LMFT, will explore the complexities of relationship dissolution, providing therapists with clinical frameworks, ethical considerations, and intervention strategies for supporting couples facing this difficult crossroads.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the psychological, emotional, and relational indicators that suggest a relationship may no longer be salvageable
- Differentiate between normal relational struggles and fundamental incompatibilities
- Identify when persistent conflict, emotional disengagement, or patterns of harm necessitate a therapeutic discussion about separation
- Explore the role of discernment counseling and how to help couples gain clarity in their decision-making process
- Address the impact of personal values, religious beliefs, and external pressures on the decision to stay or leave
- Learn how to support clients through a healthy, respectful, and constructive separation process
- Provide guidance on co-parenting, grief processing, and post-relationship healing strategies
Q&A Session:
The webinar will conclude with a 30-minute interactive Q&A session, allowing therapists to discuss clinical dilemmas, ethical concerns, and practical approaches to supporting couples in navigating the end of their relationship.
Join us for this essential clinical training to develop the skills needed to help couples discern whether to repair or release their relationship with care, compassion, and integrity.
Who Are These Trainings For?
This workshop is ideal for licensed professionals and relationship coaches seeking to deepen their knowledge and skills:
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFTs)
- Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs)
- Licensed Mental Health Counselors (LMHCs)
- Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs)
- Psychologists
- Certified Coaches working with couples
- Christian Counselors or Clergy
