Research-informed writing on somatic therapy, nervous system care, experiential CE, and building a sustainable practice.
Most therapists genuinely want to keep learning. We sign up for trainings with excitement. We take notes. We screenshot slides. We leave inspired. And then... weeks later, we're back in session doing what we've always done.
'Regulate your nervous system' has become the advice of the decade. And yes, nervous system work is powerful. But something has gone wrong in the way we talk about it.
Here's something I hear constantly from therapists: 'I know the body matters, but I'm not trained in yoga therapy or somatic experiencing, so I don't feel qualified to go there.'
Let me tell you what nobody said to me in grad school: your career is not supposed to chronically dysregulate your nervous system.
If you've been reading these posts and finding yourself nodding, if you've been thinking yes, I want CE that doesn't feel like homework, and a community that doesn't feel like networking... I built Wanderhome for you.
You teach nervous system regulation all day. But when was the last time you regulated yours? Here's why embodied CE is the missing piece in your professional development.
IFS is everywhere in therapy circles. But is it actually evidence-based? Here's what 100+ peer-reviewed studies reveal about this powerful modality.
Think yoga therapy is just 'woo-woo' wellness? Think again. Here's the neuroscience that convinced skeptical clinicians to add it to their toolkit.
You've taken the ACT webinar. You have the certificate. So why do you still freeze when trying to use it with clients? Here's what's missing.
What if the most important CE credits you earn this year aren't about a new therapy technique, but about not needing therapy yourself?
Another CE conference with fluorescent lights, surprise networking activities, and mandatory small talk? Hard pass. Here's what actually works for ND therapists.
Reiki in therapy? Before you roll your eyes, here's what happened when burned-out therapists added energy work to their self-care toolkit.
Tired of driving to NYC or flying to California for decent CE? Here's what's happening in your backyard, and why local matters.
What happens when a therapist who 'can't draw' takes a creative arts CE? Spoiler: It's not about being artistic.
You went to grad school to help people, not to become a burnt-out bill collector drowning in admin work. Here's how to build differently.
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