Fall/Winter Series, 2025-2026

  • Advocacy, Disability, and Accessibiilty as an Intern Counselor

    Saturday, October 25th 12pm-1pm

    Cost: Free to Attend

  • Bridging the Gap: Rehabilitation Counseling and Mental Health Counseling

    November 2025

  • The Deaf community and Mental Health Counseling

    January 2026

  • Have an idea for a roundtable or lecture?

    If you have a suggestion for a disability-related counseling topic you would like to see, please reach out and let us know!

Past Webinars

  • Navigating Graduate Counseling Programs as a Disabled Students: Barriers, Insights, and Advocacy

    Sunday March 2, 1pm-2pm PST

    Cost: Free to Attend

    Join us for a candid roundtable discussion between graduate counseling students with disabilities sharing their experiences navigating academia, clinical training, and professional development. Panelists will explore the unique barriers they face while also highlighting found strengths, advocacy strategies, and community support that help them succeed. This discussion is designed for counseling students, educators, intern supervisors, and professionals committed to fostering inclusivity through accessibility.

  • Disability and Sex Therapy

    Sunday May 18, 2025 1pm-2pm PDT

    Cost: Free to Attend

    Disability and sexuality are often misunderstood or overlooked in therapeutic settings, yet they are essential aspects of holistic well-being. This webinar will explore the intersections of disability, sexuality, and sex therapy, addressing common misconceptions and best practices for affirming, inclusive care. Join our panel of experts as we discuss how to navigate these conversations with sensitivity, knowledge, and a commitment to disability justice.

    Sponsored by the Collaborative for Anti-Oppressive Practice

  • Best Practices for Interpreter Mediated Counseling

    Saturday June 14, 2025, 12pm-1pm PDT

    Cost: Free to Attend

    Join us for a discussion of best practices for interpreter-mediated counseling, covering both spoken and ASL language interpretation. This session will feature a panel of experienced counselors and interpretation professionals specializing in medical and mental health interpretation. Learn how to foster effective communication, build trust, and navigate the unique dynamics of working with interpreters in therapy.

    Presented in concert with Linguava

    Sponsored by the Collaborative for Anti-Oppressive Practice