HELP HER HEAL

Informed Workshop: A Two-Day Experiential Intensive Workshop
for Men Seeking to Support Their Partner's Healing After Betrayal

Willow Clinical Services is offering an in-person intensive workshop for men who want structured support in learning how to respond with greater empathy, consistency, and safety after betrayal.

Workshop Details

Saturday & Sunday, July 18–19, 2026
8:30 AM – 5:00 PM both days

Willow Clinical Services 1000 Jorie Blvd. Conference Room Oak Brook, IL 60523

Lunch, snacks, and light refreshments will be provided.

Cost

$1,200 per participant
Early Bird Rate: $995 when registered by May 18, 2026

This is a self-pay service and is not billable to insurance.

Best fit for men who are:

• Early in the recovery process, with a minimum of 6 months of participation in individual treatment
• Further along in recovery and struggling to respond with empathy, consistency, and safety
• Seeking more practice to effectively communicate and apply the principles of repair in real-life conversations

Participants will focus on:

• Reducing defensiveness, minimization, and shame spiraling during conversation
• Learning and practicing empathic responses
• Tolerating partner pain without shutting down, fixing, or escalating
• Repeated roleplay with coaching and feedback

Facilitators

Darius Collins, MA, LCPC, ASAT, APTT, DAIP Traied
Anastacia Favela, MA, MS, LPC, ASAT
Cynthia Reetz, MA, LCPC, CSAT-Supervisor
Willow Clinical Services

This workshop is based on the book Help Her Heal by Allan J. Katz and Carol Juergensen Sheets.
This workshop is not affiliated with or endorsed by the authors or publisher.

To register or find out more, email info@willowclinical.com.
Space is limited, and early registration is encouraged.

For a downloadable PDF, click here.

 

Intensive Out Patient (IOP)

An intensive is an opportunity to receive a significant amount of treatment within a short period of time. We offer individual intensives tailored to meet the person's needs, as well as group intensives programs.

Individual Daily

An Intensive outpatient program can be a good step-down option for a person coming out of inpatient treatment, in which he or she meets one hour a day each day of the week for multiple weeks with our clinicians. This provides a level of support for the person leaving the highly structured environment provided by the inpatient facility, and helps give the person a safe place each day to navigate the challenges of acclimating to home and work life. We have also found daily individual outpatient helpful for the person needing more support however is unable to attend a group IOP for different reasons.