Upcoming Trainings

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Workshops

BBIPOC Healers Online Psychodrama Training Group Series

  • Starting in the Fall of 2026 into the Spring 2027 semester, Whitney and Daisy will teach and train Healers online who identify as Black, Brown, Indigenous and People of Color to learn, experience, and practice using a variety of experiential sociometric and psychodramatic techniques.

    • Utilize psychodrama, sociometry, and group therapy methods to access and facilitate collective wisdom among clients in virtual environments

    • Employ group action methods to strengthen connection, belonging, and relational engagement within online clinical groups.

    • Integrate theoretical knowledge and experiential learning into culturally responsive clinical practice with diverse client

  • 🗓 When: Fall 2026 - Spring 2027
    📍 Where:Virtual
    💜 Cost: Payment based on the Green Bottle Initiative

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Playing with Resilience:Community Care Group

  • This experiential group will be a co-created space offering playful and creative opportunities to explore and expand our resilience. In community and collaboration, we will explore themes including cultivating our strengths and resources, navigating challenges, and celebrating victories. We’ll come together to actively play, rest, and grow in support of our collective healing. Practices will include breathwork, Reiki, psychodrama, and drama therapy techniques to support individual self expression and collective thriving.

    • We’ll come together to actively play, rest, and grow in support of our collective healing.

    • Learn about your own capacity for resilience through breathwork, Reiki, psychodrama, and drama therapy techniques

    • Support individual self expression and collective thriving. 

  • 🗓 When: 10/8, 10/22; 11/5, 11/19; 12/3, 12/17; 1/7, 1/21
    📍 Where: Virtual
    💜 Cost: $400*

    *Please reach out if cost is your only barrier to attending

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Breathing Rites:BBIPOC Breath work group

  • Breathing Rites is an 8-week immersive workshop series designed exclusively for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) participants. This series invites you to explore, create, and practice rituals centered around breathwork as a tool for capacity building, resilience, ancestral connection, and self/collective care.

    Breath is more than a biological function — it is a bridge to healing, a vessel for ancestral wisdom, and a foundation for resilience. In this space, we will move beyond transactional breathwork into a practice rooted in cultural reverence, somatic awareness, and intentional ritual. Together, we will reclaim breath as an act of resistance, restoration, and sacred connection.

      • Develop skills: To support in holding space for yourself and others with compassion and awareness.

      • Learn Breathing Techniques: Explore a range of breathwork practices rooted in Indigenous, diasporic traditions.

      • Create Ritual: Develop the skills to design and hold personal and collective rituals that integrate breathwork into daily and ceremonial life. Learn how to set intentions, use sacred space, and invite ancestral guidance through breath.

      • Build a Practice of Deep Care: Cultivate a sustainable, nourishing breathwork practice that supports emotional resilience, nervous system regulation, and spiritual grounding. Leave with tools to integrate breath as a daily act of self and collective care.

  • When:

    -October 14th, 28th

    -November 11th

    -December 9th

    -January 6th , 20th

    -February 3rd, 17th

    Where: Virtual

    Cost: $200-$400/ Full Series

    Scholarships available

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Bi-monthly Psychodrama Training

  • This bi-monthly training group series will teach psychodrama and experiential methods to therapists and group facilitators through an affirming, culturally responsive, and holistic learning environment. Group members will learn, experience, and practice using a variety of experiential sociometric and psychodramatic techniques. Areas of focus will be co-created by the group.

    • Utilize psychodrama, sociometry, and group therapy methods to access and facilitate spontaneity and group cohesion among clients in virtual environments

    • Employ group action methods to strengthen connection, belonging, and relational engagement within online clinical groups

    • Integrate theoretical knowledge and experiential learning into culturally responsive clinical practice with diverse clients

  • 🗓 When: 11am-2pm

    Oct - 10/17

    Dec - 12/12

    Feb - 2/6

    April - 4/3

    June - 6/5
    📍 Where:Virtual
    💜 Cost: $375 for entire series ($75/session)

    *Please reach out if cost is your only barrier

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Sarasota In-Person Psychodrama Training

  • Throughout the Fall 2026 to the Spring 2027 semester, trainers will teach and train participants to learn, experience, and practice using a variety of experiential sociometric and psychodramatic techniques. Led by Daisy Martinez DiCarlo and Whitney Bell, participants will also consider their application within a multitude of social work, marriage and family therapy and mental health counseling settings with diverse client populations and treatment concerns.

    Earn 60 hours of Psychodrama certification will be earned for each training.

    • Become familiar with Moreno’s triadic system of Sociometry, Psychodrama, & Group Psychotherapy.

    • Identify the connections between social work, marriage and family therapy and mental health counseling with groups theory/practice and Moreno’s triadic system of sociometry, psychodrama, group psychotherapy.

    • Cultivate an enhanced sense of group dynamics and role dynamics.

    • Develop a deepened sensitivity and tools for working safely with experiential methods.

    • Utilize multiple experiential group tools (sociometric tools & psychodramatic
      interventions) with the competencies to adapt these tools to their own clinical practice.

  • 🗓 When: Fall 2026 - Summer 2027
    📍 Where: Sarasota, FL
    💜 Cost: $395 per weekend

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What People Are Saying

  • Loved learning the model- would like more time to explore it in relationship to how to use it with groups

    — Former Participant

  • I thought the workshop went well all around. I felt that all of the different pieces were adequate to get a sense of where each person was in the group. I especially liked the empty chair work.

    — Former Participant

  • Overall support within in the space was invaluable

    — Former Participant

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