Mental Health Workshops in San Clemente
Workshops that support understanding, connection, and steadiness
At Denney Family Therapy in San Clemente, we offer educational workshops designed to support teens, parents, teachers, school communities, and professionals. Our workshops deepen understanding around self-harm, emotional regulation, and teen mental health, while also creating space to explore uncertainty, stress, and change in today’s world. Each offering is grounded in compassion, clarity, and connection—and provides practical, accessible tools for navigating hard moments with greater steadiness and care.
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When Coping Hurts: A Self-Harm Workshop
Self-Paced, In-Person, or Virtual Workshop
When Coping Hurts is a psychoeducational workshop for parents, caregivers, and professionals seeking a clearer, more compassionate understanding of self-harm and how to respond in ways that support healing.
Participants learn:
• What drives self-harming behavior
• Why common responses often backfire
• Practical tools that help teens feel safer and more supported
• What supports long-term healingSelf-Paced Digital Workshop
A 50-minute recorded workshop with a downloadable workbook, designed for parents who want to move through the material on their own schedule.👉 Access the self-paced workshop here
(Hosted and distributed through The Bloom Room Therapy Group)Live Workshop (In Person or Virtual)
Available for schools, clinics, churches, community organizations, and parent groups.
Length: 1–1.5 hours
Pricing: Custom, based on group size and travelInterested in bringing this workshop to your group?
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Self-Harm Support for Families: Tools for Healing and Connection
In-Person Workshop · 2.5–3 hours · Custom Pricing Based on Group Size & Travel
This interactive, psychoeducational workshop is designed for parents and their teens to attend together. It offers a safe, structured space to learn about the neurobiology of self-harm, build emotional regulation skills, and begin repairing the ruptures that often show up in families when self-harm is involved.
The format includes:
45 minutes of joint psychoeducation
45 minutes of breakout groups (teens with one facilitator, parents with another)
45 minutes of structured reconnection and closing reflections
The tone is real, compassionate, and non-shaming. Families walk away with practical tools, a deeper understanding of what drives self-harming behaviors, and a sense of connection and hope moving forward.
This workshop is available for booking at schools, clinics, churches, and community spaces. Reach out using the contact form below to discuss scheduling, pricing, and tailoring it to your group’s needs.
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Finding Our Way in Uncertain Times: A Workshop for Reflection & Connection
Many of us are carrying personal struggles that weigh on our hearts and minds. Our relationships may feel strained by uncertainty and polarization. The wider world may feel less stable, more divided, and harder to make sense of.
In the midst of all this, how do we stay grounded?
How do we show up as the people we want to be in the world?
This workshop offers a space to pause, reflect, and connect. Together we will:
Explore how uncertainty affects us individually and together
Practice ways of cofusing attention to create calm and clarity
Reflect on values that give direction and purpose
Connect with others who are also seeking steadiness in uncertain times
“The curious paradox of life is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.”