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about great oaks institute

Great Oaks Institute offers more than continuing education. We create spaces where clinicians and helping professionals can deepen their craft, engage in meaningful reflection, build authentic community, and grow both personally and professionally.

Whether you are seeking practical skills, deeper clinical insight, or connection with other professionals, our trainings are designed to support sustainable, thoughtful, and impactful work.

Scroll below to explore upcoming offerings, or click “Learn More” to view details and purchase tickets.

Upcoming Trainings
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Understanding + Treating AuDHD

Explore the overlap between autism and ADHD through a neurodiversity-affirming lens. Learn to better recognize and support AuDHD clients.

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Clinical Supervisor Training

Build the skills and confidence to provide ethical, effective clinical supervision. Learn practical strategies for supporting supervisees, navigating challenges, and strengthening your supervisory approach.

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Smart Money Moves

Learn practical strategies for managing finances, reducing stress, and making informed money decisions. Build a stronger financial foundation for your personal and professional goals.

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Breaking Free From OCD

Learn practical, evidence-based strategies for treating OCD using ERP and ACT. Help clients reduce compulsions, tolerate uncertainty, and build a values-driven life.

the golden circle*

Great Oaks Institute believes that therapists who are professionally grounded, clinically competent, and personally connected are better equipped to create meaningful, lasting impact within their communities. That’s why we are committed to providing accessible, high-quality training that supports clinicians in developing the knowledge, skills, and self-awareness necessary to practice both effectively and ethically. By cultivating Self-led, informed, and skilled therapists, we aim to strengthen not only the clinicians we serve, but the long-term health and resilience of the communities they support.

*The term "The Golden Circle" was coined by Simon Sinek in his 2009 TED Talk and book "Start With Why."

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