Please scroll below for a list of all ISST webinars, including upcoming events as well as past webinars. Active ISST members have exclusive access to the recordings.
Next Webinar:
"Transformational Chairwork and the Four Dialogues," presented by Scott Kellogg
Date: December 11th, 2019 @ 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time
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Past Webinars
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Past Webinars:
"A Closer Look at Enmeshment and the Undeveloped Self,"
presented by Jeff Conway
Date: Monday October 14, 2019
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"Treating Chronic Depression with Schema Therapy" with Ruth Holt
Date: August 30, 2019
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"Building the Healthy Adult" with Robert Brockman
Date: 9th of July 2019
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An Introduction to Body-Focused Methods in Schema Therapy with Janis Briedis
Date: Wednesday the 20th of March 2019
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Experiencing Schema Therapy from the Inside Out: a Self-Practice/Self-Reflection Webinar with Joan Farrell
Date: Monday the 25th of February 2019
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Schema Therapy for Complex PTSD with Chris Hayes
Date: Tuesday 27 November 2018
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Schema Therapy for Grief by Gemma Gladstone
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