The therapeutic frame: the boundaries, agreements, and conditions that structure the treatment relationship. It is among the most powerful and least examined tools in clinical practice. When maintained well, it creates the safety that makes deep work possible. When neglected, it is often the hidden cause of stalled treatments, burnout, and ethical violations.

Drawing on Gabbard, Shedler, McWilliams, Milner, Karson, and real clinical vignettes, Dr. Husick offers both conceptual grounding and practical guidance for building a frame that protects patients, sustains therapists, and makes better treatment possible.

July 22nd, 3:30-5:30pm

Collaboration Corner, 317 E Coeur d’Alene Avenue 83814

2.0 Ethics CEs for Psychologists, Counselors, Social Workers, and more