Ethics: From the Inside Out
Learning Meets Restoration
Get your Ethics CEUs on retreat
Calling all mental health providers who know that quality rest is invaluable to your work!
Recharge and rejuvenate while earing your ethics CEUS! Courtney Collins, LPCC and Kate Reynolds, LPCC invite you to a transformative course designed for mental health providers seeking to deepen their practice while nurturing themselves.
Join us for a unique, retreat-style conference that blends mindfulness, Internal Family Systems, and self-care practices, offering a restorative experience that honors both your personal and professional growth.
Opportunities for Practice
Self-care as the foundation of ethical integrity
Mindfulness meditation practices
Internal Family Systems
Being a Self-led therapist
Nature-based recess for hard-working professionals
Burnout prevention tools
Somatic embodiment for ethical decision making
Personal and professional values inventory
Self-compassion practices
Mindful recovery strategies for care-givers
community support and friendship
Join us at Synergia Ranch
Located in the beautiful high temperate grassland/juniper ecosystem a half-hour south of Santa Fe and an hour from Albuquerque, in the foothills of the historic Cerrillos Hills. An ecological and cultural oasis enriched by decades of ecological restoration, over a hundred species of migratory birds are attracted to its shade and bounty.
Retreat Details
Dates: Tuesday, May 26th & Wednesday, May 27th, 2026
Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM, MDT
Location: Synergia Ranch and Retreat Center
Cost: Single day: $200 for 6 CEUs or Both days: $350 for 12 CEUS
***Seats are limited, Save your spot today!***
This workshop is designed for all professionals dedicated to providing care and service to others.
This event is specially tailored for mental health providers seeking CEUs, while remaining open and welcoming to all who are dedicated to caring for others. If you work in any related field and this retreat sounds like what you need for self-care and burnout prevention, we would love to host you.
All credits are approved by the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department. Please check to see if these credits are accepted for your specific licensing requirements.
Held in a beautiful setting, immersed in nature, this training moves beyond lecture-based ethics instruction and into lived experience. Participants will have slow-moving time to engage in guided mindfulness practices, nervous system regulation exercises, reflective dialog, and nature immersion. Together we will reflect on how our internal states influence duty of care and clinical decision making. Through experiential learning, participants will explore how rest, regulation, and mindfulness are foundational to quality ethical care.
Through the framework of the Self-led therapist from the Internal Family Systems model, we will explore how to address ethical interactions. Working with reflection practices and self-inquiry tools the group will learn how to identify, investigate and unblend with parts that interfere with our clinical presence. Mindful attunement with our system will allow for engagement with the wise discernment of supportive Self-led boundaries. Techniques of self-compassion will guide the focus on maintaining a critical mass of Self during the clinical interactions.
About the Facilitators
Courtney Collins, LPCC
Courtney is in private practice in Santa Fe. She started her clinical training at the Sky Center when she moved to Santa Fe from New Orleans in 2002. She is passionate about caring for caregivers given the unique challenges people in these roles face and is excited to offer this class to counselors. Over the years, she has added to her foundation in family systems, cognitive behavioral and solution-focused brief therapy to incorporate mindfulness-based cognitive therapy and somatic experiencing. Most recently, Courtney completed her Level 1 Internal Family Systems training.
She has been in private practice since 2019 after several years as an agency therapist for Presbyterian Medical Services and Mesa Vista Wellness. When she’s not working, Courtney keeps busy with her two incredible kids and her therapy dog, Honey.
Kate Reynolds, LPCC
Kate has been a licensed psychotherapist in Santa Fe for 25 years. She is the co-founder The Santa Fe Center for Mindfulness, an organization dedicated to bringing learning opportunities to teens and adults. Kate is a certified mPEAK (Mindful Performance Enhancement Awareness and Knowledge) coach and has worked extensively with University of California, San Diego. She is certified and practiced at teaching Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy, and Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction for Parents and families. Kate is also the lead teacher for the Wild Mind Adventure Club, an in-person mindfulness community in Santa Fe. In her private practice she integrates family therapy with the practices of mindfulness meditation.
When not working, Kate enjoys her family, pets, outdoor adventures and travel.