Continuing Education

Growing Strong & Compassionate Clinicians

Wollemi’s Continuing Education programs are designed for counselors, social workers, and helping professionals who want practical, trauma-informed, and deeply human training. Our workshops blend evidence-based clinical frameworks with real-world application, offering tools you can use immediately with clients navigating perinatal mental health, identity shifts, trauma, parenting, and life-stage transitions. Rooted in compassion, narrative, and nervous-system-informed care, our CEUs support both clinical excellence and the clinician’s own growth.

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Wollemi Counseling is an approved Continuing Education provider through the Ohio Social Worker, Counselor, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board, ensuring all CEUs meet state licensure requirements.

Explore our upcoming offerings below, or reach out to rachel@wollemicounseling.com to learn more about bringing Wollemi CEUs to your organization.

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Upcoming Continuing Education Events:

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But So Much Has Already Changed: Navigating Perinatal Ambivalence with Motivational Interviewing

Presented by Anita Fakhoury MA, LPC

March 27th 11:30am-1:30pm 2.0 CEU Credits

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Join us as we explore ambivalence for change in the space of perinatal mental health. As providers, it can feel like there are never enough tools to support clients as they navigate the many changes and mental health symptoms that can arise during the perinatal period. As clients adjust to parenthood, the overwhelming demands and competing needs often leave us exploring how to make the greatest impact within limited time, while also addressing guilt, healthy habits, self-care, and boundary-setting.

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This session will introduce Motivational Interviewing and explore how readiness and importance rulers can serve as helpful tools to best support clients as they navigate the transition to parenthood.

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About the Presenter:

Anita Fakhoury (Iveljić), MA, LPC (she/her), is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from John Carroll University. With over a decade of experience in diversity-focused healthcare equity work, Anita brings a strong commitment to accessibility, inclusivity, and culturally responsive care to her clinical practice and professional training.

As an immigrant to the United States, Anita is particularly attuned to the complexities of life transitions and identity shifts. Her clinical work spans perinatal mental health, substance use disorders, grief, anxiety, depression, trauma, adjustment concerns, and relationship challenges. She has a special interest in infant mortality research and the systemic factors that impact maternal wellbeing.

Anita integrates evidence-based therapeutic approaches, including Motivational Interviewing and Gottman Method interventions (Level 1 and 2 trained), to support individuals and couples navigating ambivalence, relational strain, and emotional vulnerability. Her work is grounded in honoring clients’ narratives while helping them build practical tools for meaningful change.

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