Connie Johnshoy-Currie, Psy.D.

Connie Johnshoy-Currie, Psy.D. Healing ~ Growth ~ Empowerment

Licensed Psychologist, California

Psychological Services, Telehealth and In-person
Consultation Services, Individual and Group via Telehealth

Looking for more confidence when working with dissociation and inner parts?Connie Johnshoy-Currie’s three-day Dissociati...
08/27/2026

Looking for more confidence when working with dissociation and inner parts?

Connie Johnshoy-Currie’s three-day Dissociation and Inner Parts Work training offers an in-depth exploration of the developmental, relational, and neurobiological foundations of dissociation.

Rather than focusing only on individual parts-work techniques, participants develop a broader framework for understanding and working with complex clients.

https://www.psychhealingandgrowth.com/event-details/dissociative-identity-phenomena-dip-and-inner-parts-work-advanced-bsp-specialty-workshop-4

What Is a Blind Spot? What remains outside our awareness can still influence how we think, react, relate, and practice. ...
08/27/2026

What Is a Blind Spot? What remains outside our awareness can still influence how we think, react, relate, and practice.

Brainspotting and Inner BlindSpot Work explores the unconscious patterns, biases, protective adaptations, and internal barriers that may affect both personal growth and clinical presence.

Through assessment, metaphor, demonstration, and experiential practice, participants will learn flexible ways to work with blind spots while remaining aligned with the Neuroexperiential Model.

https://www.psychhealingandgrowth.com/event-details/brainspotting-and-inner-blindspot-work-6

Grounded in theory. Informed by research. Designed for clinical application.Connie Johnshoy-Currie’s three-day Dissociat...
08/12/2026

Grounded in theory. Informed by research. Designed for clinical application.

Connie Johnshoy-Currie’s three-day Dissociation and Inner Parts Work training draws from a wide range of clinical, developmental, neurobiological, and trauma-informed perspectives.

The training incorporates concepts related to:

• Attachment and interpersonal neurobiology
• Structural dissociation and ego-state work
• The autonomic nervous system and defensive-response cascade
• Developmental models and traumatic wounding
• Therapeutic alliance in the treatment of dissociative disorders
• Somatic and brain-body responses to trauma
• Brainspotting research and clinical practice
• Complex PTSD, fragmented self-states, and post-traumatic growth

The extensive reference materials include the work of Bonnie Badenoch, Janina Fisher, David Grand, George Fraser, Ruth Lanius, Onno van der Hart, Ellert Nijenhuis, Kathy Steele, Allan Schore, Dan Siegel, Bruce Perry, Arielle Schwartz, and many others.

Participants learn how to translate this foundation into practical clinical work through demonstrations, case conceptualization, experiential exercises, and practicum.

As one participant wrote:

“Connie’s patience, warm presence, and thorough explanations expanded my existing knowledge about parts work, dissociation, and dissociative disorders.”

Special offer: Donate $50 to Brainspotting Help and receive $100 off the listed registration price. Send the receipt to [email protected] to receive your coupon code.

https://www.psychhealingandgrowth.com/event-details/dissociative-identity-phenomena-dip-and-inner-parts-work-advanced-bsp-specialty-workshop-4

What Is a Blind Spot?What remains outside our awareness can still influence how we think, react, relate, and practice.Br...
08/06/2026

What Is a Blind Spot?

What remains outside our awareness can still influence how we think, react, relate, and practice.

Brainspotting and Inner BlindSpot Work explores the unconscious patterns, biases, protective adaptations, and internal barriers that may affect both personal growth and clinical presence.

Through assessment, metaphor, demonstration, and experiential practice, participants will learn flexible ways to work with blind spots while remaining aligned with the Neuroexperiential Model.

https://www.psychhealingandgrowth.com/event-details/brainspotting-and-inner-blindspot-work-6

Looking for more confidence when working with dissociation and inner parts?Connie Johnshoy-Currie’s three-day Dissociati...
08/06/2026

Looking for more confidence when working with dissociation and inner parts?

Connie Johnshoy-Currie’s three-day Dissociation and Inner Parts Work training offers an in-depth exploration of the developmental, relational, and neurobiological foundations of dissociation.

Rather than focusing only on individual parts-work techniques, participants develop a broader framework for understanding and working with complex clients. The training includes:

• Attachment, developmental, and traumatic wounding
• The 6F trauma responses and structural dissociation
• Assessment of dissociative phenomena
• Therapeutic stance and treatment planning
• Flexible parts mapping and child insider work
• Advanced dissociation and inner-parts techniques
• Scaffolding for trauma processing
• Management of suicidality and the separation phase of therapy
• Demonstrations, experiential exercises, and extensive practicum

Participants also receive access to Connie’s one-on-one recorded conversations with David Grand about dissociation, Brainspotting, and working with parts.

This is a comprehensive training for clinicians who want both a strong conceptual foundation and practical interventions they can begin integrating into their work.

Special offer: Donate $50 to Brainspotting Help and receive $100 off the listed registration price. Send your donation receipt to [email protected] to receive the coupon.

https://www.psychhealingandgrowth.com/event-details/dissociative-identity-phenomena-dip-and-inner-parts-work-advanced-bsp-specialty-workshop-4

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Upland, CA

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