CEU’s For Good:

Minerals, Mental Health & The Nervous System: What Every Therapist Should Know

Tally Atkinson, MNBP, FNTP  – fern-wellness.com

February 27, 2026 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Cost: $50.00 per person 

Understanding the biochemical patterns that influence anxiety, burnout, depression, and nervous system capacity

Therapists often work with clients who are insightful, motivated, and doing “all the right things” — yet still feel stuck, overwhelmed, exhausted, or dysregulated. This two-part educational talk explores the biochemical foundations of mental health, with a focus on mineral patterns, burnout stages, and nervous system capacity — offering a missing lens that can help explain therapy-resistant symptoms.

FASD Training

Barb Clark, FASD/Behavior Consultant – fasdmosaic.com

April 13, 2026 9:00 am – 4:30 pm, Lunch provided

Cost: $45.00 per person 

Barb Clark is the founder of FASD Mosaic, a training, coaching, and consulting practice grounded in one core belief: when we understand the brain, we do better. Known for her down-to-earth style, no-fluff honesty, and ability to tackle tough topics like raging, lying, and stealing (you know, just a regular Tuesday), Barb helps people see behavior through a compassionate, brain-based lens.

Participants will explore how prenatal exposure impacts the developing brain and how those effects show up in everyday behavior, especially those that caregivers and professionals find the most confusing or concerning. Through real-life examples and practical tools, we’ll shift the focus from “won’t” to “can’t,” helping caregivers, educators, and service providers respond with greater compassion, clarity, and effectiveness. Whether you’re supporting a child, teen, or adult, this session equips you to better understand the “why” beneath the behavior and provide support strategies that truly help individuals with FASD thrive.

Presented by: Merkley’s Driving School, Angels Foster Family Network, and Halo Project

Making Sense of Your Past Worth

Introducing the Making Sense of Your Past (Worth) Curriculum! This curriculum is ideal for a clinician working with individuals desiring to get to a place of secure attachment and/or positive self-worth. This curriculum was created for two main reasons. First, when foster and adoptive families learn about their personal attachment style, they often seek answers in how to change it. Before now, a curriculum or guide to help them do this did not exist. Now we have it, and it is an amazing step-by-step program for helping adults gain secure attachment. Secondly, there is a deep need to bring healing to families who are at-risk for having their children removed or any caregiver exposed to relational trauma. In order for these families to be successful in parenting they must operate from a place of healing and security. The Making Sense of Your Past (Worth) curriculum brings them to a place of healing and prepares them to be able to engage in successful parenting strategies in their homes. This curriculum is also ideal for teens or any individual desiring to get to a place of positive self-worth.

This training is available to any licensed clinician or under supervision for licensure. In addition, those with specific trauma training may also apply.

Building Freedom Within

We are thrilled to announce we have completed the Making Sense of Your Worth Part Two curriculum called Building Freedom Within.  In Making Sense of Your Worth, facilitators and participants came to know their worth and value by replacing lies with truth and exploring how to get their needs met as adults.  Making Sense of Your Worth focused on how the external relationships and messages defined an individual’s worth and value up until this point in their lives.  Recognizing the value of Making Sense of Your Worth, facilitators and participants expressed the desire to continue the journey towards positive self-worth and learn how to live everyday life with this new knowledge.

Building Freedom Within is an eight-week curriculum designed to assist people who desire to continue on the journey to positive self-worth.   Now that facilitators and participants have developed a foundation of knowing their worth and have made sense of the messages and lies they have received over their life, they can begin to focus on securing a positive healthy relationship with self.  Building Freedom Within is all about learning how to be your own best friend by removing the barriers to offering to yourself the healthy relationship characteristics you desire.

In Building Freedom Within, you will gain the tools needed to live your life based on positive self-worth and authentic living.  We focus on the option of processing more lies, modifying the barriers to being kind to ourselves, forgiveness of self, healthy boundaries, identity and purpose, and tools for everyday living.   At the end of Making Sense of Your Worth, participants asked, “Now what do we do?” At the end of Building Freedom Within, participants are saying, “We got this.  We are good to go.”

This training is an extension of the Making Sense of Your Worth curriculum, therefore only trained Making Sense of Your Worth Facilitators may apply.

Parenting for Positive Self-Worth

Parenting for Positive Self-Worth is an eight-week parenting curriculum based on TBRI® principles.  This curriculum was created with special permissions from the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development (KPICD) and was designed to follow the Making Sense of Your Worth curriculum.  The integration of Making Sense of Your Worth and Parenting for Positive Self-Worth creates a cohesive program that supports caregivers in cultivating secure attachment and equips them with essential tools for raising children grounded in positive self-worth.

Due to the curriculum being based on TBRI® there are requirements to attend this training:

• You must be a Making Sense of Your Worth Facilitator
• You must be a TBRI® Practitioner or be fully trained in the Caregiver Package by a TBRI® Practitioner and working directly alongside them

TBRI® Training for Professionals

In partnership with the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development (KPICD,) HALO Project offers a two-day TBRI® training for professionals several times throughout the year. This is possible through the Oklahoma TBRI® Collaborative for Children (OTCC.) The goal in providing this training is to empower all organizations serving Oklahoma’s abused and neglected children with the knowledge they need meet the needs of those they serve.

TBRI® Training for Foster and Adoptive Caregivers

We are thrilled to now be able to offer a TBRI® Two-Day Training for foster and adoptive families! If you would like to develop a deeper understanding of the children you care for as well as a deeper understanding of yourself, this training is for you. This two day overview will teach the basic components of Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI®) and how to begin applying them in your home. This registration is for families. If you are a professional, please sign up for the TBRI® Training for Professionals.

HALO Program Curriculum Training

For years HALO has been asked by TBRI® Practitioners to share our curriculum. Although we were willing, running a HALO program comes with needing resources and manpower that many who wanted the curriculum didn’t have access too. Now, the HALO Board of Directors made the bold decision to go ahead and train TBRI® Practitioners/Clinicians in the curriculum with the understanding they may not be able to administer the full program. Now, TBRI® Practitioners/Clinicians can be taught the curriculum and use it for individual sessions, for running parent classes or for running a Kids Club or Camp. We are blessed to be able to offer training in this amazing program to others all over the world.