Court-Involved Therapy (CIT) Workshop
A structured approach to working in high-conflict and custody-related cases.
This is a small, in-person workshop for therapists working in court-involved or high-conflict family cases.
It is based on more than 20 years of experience working in custody-related situations, including reunification work and collaboration with legal systems.
The focus is on how these cases actually function, and how to approach them in a way that stays grounded under pressure.
What this is.
This is a working session built around real case dynamics.
We will look at:
how therapists get pulled into parent conflict
where neutrality begins to shift
how sessions become reactive over time
what begins to break down when structure is not clear
Who this is for.
This workshop is for therapists who are:
working in court-involved or high-conflict cases
beginning to encounter these situations
or being pulled into them through legal involvement
You may be noticing:
your usual approach isn’t holding
sessions becoming harder to manage
uncertainty about your role as pressure increases
What you’ll work through.
Bring one case with you.
During the workshop, you will:
map the dynamics of the case more clearly
identify where the work begins to lose structure
understand where you are being pulled into the system
begin organizing a more structured approach to your role
Why this matters.
In these cases, the way the work is structured influences how stable the process is for the child and the family system.
Without structure, sessions tend to become more reactive. With structure, it becomes easier to stay grounded when pressure increases.
Details:
Date: May 29, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: Heart of the Hills, Fredericksburg, TX
Format: Small group, case-based
Register for the workshop below.
If you’d like to attend, complete the application below.
Serving therapists in Texas, with future workshops available online.