An Introduction to Experiential Psychotherapy A 3-hour live workshop with Dr. Tori Olds — the theory and practice of experiential therapy. Register See what we’ll cover Join us for a 3-hour online workshop for mental-health professionals eager to explore the rapidly growing experiential-therapy movement. At a glance 3-hour live workshopSeptember 28, 20262:00 – 5:00 PM ETOnline via ZoomFor mental-health professionals $185 CAD Early bird: $160 with code EARLYTORI Save $25 · ends Sept 14 Register Refuge members save 20–40%. Become a member → Modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), AEDP, Emotion-Focused Therapy, and somatic approaches move beyond traditional talk therapy by using experiential techniques to uncover the unconscious beliefs — what neuroscientists call “predictions” — that drive problematic patterns. This workshop covers both the theory and practice of experiential work while touching on the exciting science of memory reconsolidation: the brain’s innate capacity to update those predictions, most reliably activated through experiential work. We’ll also watch and analyze real clinical tape, bringing the material to life and deepening your understanding of how to facilitate profound, lasting change. Your facilitator Dr. Tori Olds Psychologist & educator · co-founder, Deep Eddy Psychotherapy Dr. Tori Olds is a licensed psychologist, educator, and co-founder of Deep Eddy Psychotherapy in Austin, Texas. She is known internationally for making the neuroscience of experiential therapy and memory reconsolidation accessible to clinicians, and trains therapists worldwide in modalities including Coherence Therapy, IFS, and AEDP. Her teaching brings clarity and warmth to complex material — helping clinicians understand not just what works in therapy, but why. Hear from Tori Tori joined our podcast, Not Too Tight, Not Too Loose, to talk about experiential therapy and memory reconsolidation. What we’ll cover Setting the context for experiential therapy Experiential therapy theory — predictions, unconscious learning, and memory reconsolidation Experiential therapy in practice — applications across Coherence Therapy, psychodynamic work, and IFS Live clinical tape & Q&A — seeing the work in action, and your questions Who this is for Therapists, counsellors, psychologists, coaches, and graduate students — anyone curious about experiential modalities (IFS, AEDP, EFT, somatic approaches) and how the science of memory reconsolidation can make therapy more effective. No prior experiential-therapy training is required. Hosted by Refuge Dr. Joe Flanders Founder, Refuge Psychology Andrew Rose Managing Partner, Refuge Psychology Join us on September 28 A 3-hour deep dive into experiential therapy with Dr. Tori Olds. Register