AGPA e-Learning Events
Registration information, learning objectives, and references for the events listed below will be posted to the AGPA e-Learning Library approximately one to two months before each event date. Most of these events will be recorded and made available in the e-Learning Library approximately one week after the live event.
Beginning July 22, 2025
Online Institute – Attachment-Focused Therapy and Racial Inequities: Who Speaks and Who Listens
Instructor: Carlos Canales, PsyD, CGP, AGPA-F, SEP™
Tuesdays for eight weeks: July 22 and 29; August 5, 12, 19, 26; and September 2 and 9 from 11:15 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. ET (Please be cognizant of time zones!)
Registrants are required to attend all 12 hours. CE credits will not be awarded to registrants who miss sessions.
Attachment-focused therapy aims at promoting trust and relational proximity by examining an individual’s emotional manner towards their social environment. Racial advantages and inequities readily induce differentiation, comparison, and disconnection accompanied by complex distressing feelings. These emotional states often manifest as direct attacks to relating, inherently separating and challenging trust in groups. If the process of attachment is the Yin enlivening relationality, racial inequities represent the Yang perturbing and defying its development. This institute aims at exploring security in spite of racial inequities.
Continuing Education & Events
The Continuing Education programs of AGPA offer participants from diverse clinical disciplines the opportunity to advance their knowledge and skills in group psychotherapy and related fields.
