A one-day workshop delivered over two mornings — the first course in our Dissociation Practitioner Certificate, or a stand-alone training.

• Live online: 9.30am–1.00pm GMT, Thursday 5 & Friday 6 November 2026 (or watch the recording later)
• CPD: 7 hours
• Trainers: Dr Fiona Kennedy & Dr Helen Kennerley
• Fee: £80

Why should I attend this training?

Two short stories show how dissociation can present:

Cathy walked into the GP surgery and sat down to wait. Suddenly she stood up and collapsed on the floor, becoming unresponsive to being spoken to or even gently shaken. The nurses found her pulse normal, even a little slow, and she seemed physically well. They decided she might be attention-seeking — one said she had seen her do this before — reassured the other patients, and carried on. After an hour Cathy came round, sat down looking confused, and was told she had missed her appointment and would have to book another.

Julien went to his appointment with his therapist. She asked him a question about his childhood and he suddenly drifted off, feeling as though the room wasn’t real and he’d landed from another planet, so alien did he feel. He was disturbed by this and shared it with his therapist, who reassured him that such reactions are common and that there were things they could do together that would help.

Dissociation shows up in many settings — GP surgeries, A&E, policing and prisons — and occurs in up to 45% of people who use mental health services. Professionals are often unfamiliar with what they are seeing and feel uncertain about how to respond. Ignoring dissociation does not help: it stops a person taking in information and responding, and it blocks change in therapy. This course shows you how to recognise and respond to dissociation in any setting, so you can help people straight away.

Who is this course for?

Anyone who works with the public in health, social care, prison and mental health services; and therapists starting out on their journey of understanding dissociation who want practical, accessible approaches they can use immediately.

Course content

• What dissociation is, and why it matters
• How dissociation disrupts memory, sense of self, perception and consciousness, and bodily functions
• The CBT model of dissociation (perception, experience, self)
• How to recognise dissociation — what to look for in the room, and what people may tell you about their lives and experiences
• Basic psychoeducation for clients: normalising and giving hope (“it may take time, but I can get better”)
• Basic treatments from Finding Solid Ground: grounding, mindfulness, present versus past, “I’m not going mad”, and “these are the things I can do that help me”
• How to refer on into the mental health system

Learning methods

Instruction, demonstrations, role-plays in breakout rooms and video material, in an interactive, small-group online format.

What you’ll take away

• A free article from Dr Kennedy
• Psychoeducation resources and materials
• The foundations for the next workshop in the Dissociation Practitioner Certificate

Your trainers

Dr Fiona Kennedy is a respected, knowledgeable and engaging trainer with a knack for making complex ideas accessible without losing their richness. She has many years’ experience managing and delivering services in the NHS, and is Director of GreenWood Mentors Ltd. She is author of the guided self-help book Get Your Life Back: The Most Effective Therapies for a Better You (shortlisted for the BMA Popular Medical Book of the Year 2018), with a therapist’s companion in the Routledge CBT Distinctive Features series, Integrating CBT and Third Wave Therapies. She co-edited Cognitive Behavioural Approaches to the Understanding and Treatment of Dissociation and developed the CBT theory of dissociation.

Dr Helen Kennerley is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and a Senior Associate Tutor with the University of Oxford. A founding fellow of the Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre, she is co-author of An Introduction to Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (now in its 4th edition), co-edited Dialogues for Discovery with Dr Christine Padesky, and in 2026 received an Honorary Fellowship from the BABCP.

Dates, times & venue

Thursday 5 and Friday 6 November 2026, 9.30am–1.00pm GMT each day, or watch the recording later. Online only.

On-Demand Training With Fiona Kennedy

Introduction

This workshop on CBT+ offers a thought-through, integrated approach to therapy using the best of CBT, ACT, DBT and CFT*.

CBT and the Third Wave therapies of ACT, DBT and CFT all offer evidence-based approaches to therapy. But how can we put them together to deliver the best for what works for our clients? CBT+ is a therapeutic approach integrating the best of all these therapies by understanding the psychological processes which cause us distress and the psychological processes which help us thrive.

NAVIGATES is an acronym to help the therapist progress through the stages of CBT+ therapy. Name the problem and build Awareness of the clients’ thoughts, feelings, behaviours and body sensations. Clarify Values and Investigate the function of the problem behaviours. Set small Goals to move towards values and away from problem behaviours. Work on self Acceptance, Tackle Trauma, use Exposure to Emotions and teach new Skills.Book to attend this event

Day 1

In Day 1 we look at the four therapies and demonstrate an integrated framework for formulation, based on the psychological processes, which cause us distress. We also look at what new processes we can put in place for our clients, to help them thrive. We introduce NAVIGATES, starting to work through examples and use participants’ own cases.

Day 2

Day 2 continues to explore NAVIGATES and also addresses complex presentations, using case studies and participant examples to illustrate the CBT+ approach. There will be role plays, videos and live demonstrations.

Learn How To

• Deepen your understanding of how CBT, ACT, DBT and CFT can work together
• Formulate a case so that you can access all four approaches in your treatment plan
• Understand how to tackle trauma in the context of the wider client picture
• New skills for treatment or new insights into how to use familiar skills
• Use the self-help book Get Your Life Back and downloadable materials from the website to help your clients progress

Take Away

• A FREE BOOK “Get Your Life Back: The Most Effective Therapies For A Better You”
• Tools and techniques to guide you and your client through CBT+

The Trainer

Dr Fiona Kennedy is a respected and knowledgeable, fun trainer with a knack of making complex concepts accessible without losing their richness. She has edited the book “Cognitive Behavioural Approaches To The Understanding And Treatment Of Dissociation’ with Dr David Pearson and Dr Helen Kennerley, and written “Get Your Life Back: The Most Effective Therapies For A Better You”, which is a self help book integrating CBT, DBT, ACT and CFT. She has a special interest in trauma and dissociation.

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On-Demand Training with Dr Fiona Kennedy

Gain practical, evidence-based strategies for working with dissociation and self-states across complex presentations—including cPTSD, EUPD/BPD, eating disorders, and psychosis.

In this 7.5-hour CPD training, Dr Fiona Kennedy shares innovative, integrative approaches that bring new depth to CBT and Third Wave therapies. Learn how to connect more meaningfully with clients, address “treatment-resistant” patterns, and build confidence in navigating even the most challenging presentations.

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On-Demand Training With Dr Fiona Kennedy

This specialist 7.5-hour CPD training explores how to recognise, understand, and transform self-states in dissociative disorders using CBT and Third Wave approaches such as DBT, ACT, and CFT. It is part of the BPS Approved Certificate in Working with Self-States Across Disorders, but also available as a stand-alone module.

What You’ll Learn

• The CBT model of self, personality, and self-states, based on Aaron T. Beck’s theory
• How self-states (or modes) are formed and why they can dominate behaviour in dissociative disorders
• Practical techniques to help clients increase awareness, acceptance, and control of self-states
• How to work effectively with depersonalisation, derealisation, fugue states, PNES, and somatoform symptoms
• Ways to reduce dissociation and strengthen a compassionate observing self

Key Topics Covered

• Trauma and dissociation – how helplessness during trauma disrupts information processing and memory
• Self-state dissociation – why adversity in childhood can fragment self-states and limit awareness and choice
• Clinical presentations – understanding depersonalisation, fugue states, PNES, and medically unexplained symptoms
• Interventions – from grounding techniques and mapping self-states to ACT/DBT value-based work, mindfulness, and exposure without dissociation

Learning Experience

This training blends theory, demonstrations, role-plays, and case examples to make complex ideas accessible, practical, and engaging. You’ll leave with new tools to approach dissociative presentations with clarity and confidence.

Takeaways

• The D-ISS (Dissociation-Integration of Self-States Scale, in development)
• A free article by Dr Kennedy
• Credit towards the BPS Approved Certificate in Working with Self-States Across Disorders (if completing all modules)

Your Trainer

Dr Fiona Kennedy is an internationally respected clinician, author, and trainer. She has extensive NHS leadership experience, has authored multiple influential books on CBT and dissociation, and is known for making complex concepts clear, practical, and enjoyable to learn.

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On-demand training with Dr Fiona Kennedy

DID is more prevalent than schizophrenia or OCD, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood and stigmatised conditions. This specialist training shows you how to apply CBT and Third Wave therapies to recognise, formulate, and treat DID – helping clients move towards integration and choice.

What You’ll Learn

• Aaron T. Beck’s cognitive model of the self, personality, and self-states, applied specifically to DID
• How dissociation affects perception, experience, and sense of self (PES model)
• Practical strategies to reduce dissociation and support mindful observation of self-states
• Tools to help clients work with, rather than against, their self-states—turning conflict into cooperation
• How to assess and formulate DID cases using CBT and Third Wave approaches
• Structured methods to enhance client commitment, clarify shared values, and foster a “team” approach to self-states

Key Clinical Applications

• Reducing dissociation between self-states with grounding, mindfulness, and experiential work
• Using ACT and DBT to clarify values, reduce therapy-interfering behaviours, and build skills for self-regulation
• Developing a compassionate observing self to increase psychological flexibility
• Applying the therapeutic relationship to build safety and break down barriers created by shame and invalidation
• Supporting clients to integrate and align self-states into a functioning, cohesive system

Learning Experience

This training combines clear teaching, demonstrations, role-plays, and case examples. Complex ideas are made practical, accessible, and engaging—equipping you to approach DID with confidence and compassion.

Takeaways

• The D-ISS (Dissociation-Integration of Self-States Scale, in development)
• A free article by Dr Kennedy
• Practical skills to assess, formulate, and treat DID using CBT and Third Wave models
• Credit towards the BPS Approved Certificate in Working with Self-States Across Disorders (if completing all modules)
• Access to an ongoing supervision and support network

Your Trainer

Dr Fiona Kennedy is a highly respected clinician, author, and trainer. She brings decades of NHS leadership experience and has co-authored and edited key texts on CBT and dissociation. Known for her clarity and warmth, she makes complex material engaging, practical, and enjoyable to learn.

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On-Demand Training With Dr Helen Kennerley, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Professor Udo Kischka, Rehabilitation Neurologist

On-demand recorded session (3.25 hours CPD)

This unique workshop brings together professional expertise and lived experience. Both presenters are internationally recognised experts in brain injury – and both have survived its impact themselves. Their insights combine science, therapy, and deeply personal perspectives.

You’ll hear what it’s really like to live with the consequences of stroke and brain injury, how families can support recovery, and how professionals can better understand, motivate, and inspire hope in survivors.

Why this workshop matters

Strokes and acquired brain injuries affect thousands of people every year. Yet their psychological and emotional impact is often poorly understood. This training helps clinicians, carers, and families to see beyond symptoms and connect with the human reality of recovery. It offers a rare opportunity to learn from both sides: a rehabilitation neurologist who became a patient, and a clinical psychologist who supported recovery within her own family.

What you will learn

• First-hand accounts of living through stroke and recovery
• How patients and families can take an active role in rehabilitation
• Formulating the systemic impact of brain injury on the whole family
• CBT strategies for relapse prevention, coping with trauma, and fostering resilience
• Practical approaches to support behaviours and troubleshoot problems across services, institutions, and family systems
• Steps toward recovery that balance medical knowledge with lived reality

Learning methods

The workshop combines teaching, video contributions, reading materials, small group reflections, and space for Q&A. It is accessible, relatable, and rich with both professional knowledge and personal honesty.

About the presenters

Dr Helen Kennerley is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, CBT therapist, and University Tutor at the University of Oxford. She is a Founding Fellow of the Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre and has presented internationally for over 30 years. She is the author of The ABC of CBT and co-author of Introduction to CBT: Skills and Applications.

Professor Udo Kischka is a retired Consultant Neurologist in Neuro-rehabilitation, Academic Visitor at the University of Oxford, and former Research Visiting Fellow at Oxford Brookes University. He specialised in stroke rehabilitation, combining clinical practice with research, and is co-author of Head Injury (Oxford University Press).

Together, Helen and Udo co-authored Surviving Stroke (Robinson, 2020), a text for professionals, patients, and families. Their collaboration blends psychological expertise, neurological knowledge, and lived experience into a powerful, compassionate learning resource.

Find out more about the book

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Live online training with Dr Gill Green 9.30-12.30 BST 24th June 2026

This engaging, practical training offers a clear introduction to Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)—an evidence-based approach originally developed for Borderline Personality Disorder and now widely used to support individuals with a range of difficulties, including emotional dysregulation, self-harm, substance misuse, eating disorders, and more.

Led by Dr Gill Green, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, this live online course is ideal for therapists, mental health professionals, and anyone working with people facing complex emotional or behavioural challenges. You don’t need to be a therapist to benefit, anyone in a supportive role will gain valuable tools and insights.

The course explains DBT’s core principles and structure, including how to build commitment, trust and engagement, and crisis survival skills. Practical demonstrations and case examples help bring the material to life, with clear guidance on how to start using s few DBT techniques in your own work.

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Learn about DBT basics, gain practical tools, evidence-based strategies, and expert insights you can apply immediately in your work. £30 (students £15) Register Now using the button below or contact Dr Gill Green directly (gillgreen.ps@gmail.com or 07968 102392) for more information or for student registrations.

FREE On-Demand Training with Fiona Kennedy and Tom Richardson

Discover powerful strategies for managing mood swings, perfectionism, and the pull of “highs” in this insightful session with Tom Richardson.

Tom is a clinician, researcher, and Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Southampton. He leads research into the psychological mechanisms of bipolar disorder, trains clinicians in CBT for bipolar, and contributes to international panels shaping best practice in treatment.

What makes Tom’s perspective truly unique is that he combines his clinical expertise with his own lived experience of bipolar. His work with the Integrative Cognitive Model offers practical and effective ways to formulate and treat both depression and mania—and his strategies are just as valuable for anyone supporting clients with mood-related challenges.

In this training, Fiona Kennedy asks Tom about the “tricks of the trade”: how to feel effective when working with bipolar presentations, and how his insights can be applied across different clinical contexts.

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On-Demand Masterclass With Dr Thomas Richardson

Supported by Dr Fiona Kennedy

Do you work with bipolar disorder and want to increase your skills? Or are you new to this area? This on-demand masterclass will give you practical guidance and powerful insights on how to deliver effective therapy with this group.

Through this course, you’ll deepen your understanding of the psychological mechanisms of bipolar—exploring the role of perfectionism, positive beliefs about mania, and other factors that drive mood swings. You’ll also gain specific, practical strategies to support relapse prevention, address acute mood changes, and work with underlying vulnerabilities.

What You Will Learn

• Diagnostic criteria and epidemiology of bipolar
• The psychological mechanisms of bipolar: perfectionism, over-optimism, and self-esteem fluctuations
• Formulating both depression and mania using the Integrative Cognitive Model
• CBT techniques for relapse prevention
• An overview of group-based interventions
• Skills for addressing issues such as sleep difficulties, substance use, and the appeal of mania
• Working psychologically with acute mood episodes
• Applying third-wave techniques to enhance recovery and quality of life
• Working with underlying issues that fuel mood swings, including dysfunctional assumptions and trauma considerations

Who Will Benefit?

CBT and third-wave therapists, practitioner psychologists, and other mental health professionals.
This masterclass is designed for those with experience working with bipolar disorder, but is equally valuable for practitioners new to this client group.

Learning Methods

Expert presentations, lived-experience videos, interactive role plays, and practical formulation exercises.

Takeaways

• Detailed handouts and models
• Measures and formulation templates
• Relapse prevention plans and tools

Your Trainer

Dr Thomas Richardson is a clinical psychologist, BABCP-accredited CBT therapist, and Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Southampton. He teaches CBT for bipolar disorder at diploma level and leads research projects into the psychological mechanisms and treatments of bipolar.

He is a member of the clinical advisory panel and bipolar commission for Bipolar UK, and part of the International Society for Bipolar Disorders’ psychological therapies task force. He is also editor of the forthcoming book “Psychological Therapy for Bipolar Disorder: A Handbook of Evidence-Based and Emerging Approaches” (Springer, 2023).

What makes Tom’s training especially powerful is that he also has lived experience of bipolar disorder and draws on this in his workshops.

Dr Fiona Kennedy, Director of Greenwood Mentors Ltd, facilitates discussion and ensures an interactive, engaging learning experience.

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On-demand training with Dr Fiona Kennedy

This course introduces you to Aaron T. Beck’s cognitive model of the self and shows how dissociation and self-states play a role in common mental health problems. Using CBT and Third Wave approaches (ACT, DBT, CFT), you’ll learn how to identify, formulate, and intervene with self-states to create lasting change in your clients.

What You’ll Learn

• The CBT model of self, self-states, and dissociation
• How dissociation affects perception, experience, and sense of self (PES model)
• Formulating anxiety, depression, and OCD through the lens of self-states
• Interventions that increase awareness, acceptance, and choice over self-states
• Practical tools to help clients strengthen a compassionate observing self

Key Clinical Applications

• Anxiety: Managing dissociation, intrusive imagery, and frozen states that block therapy progress
• OCD: Working with inflated responsibility, compulsions, and self-state conflicts
• Depression: Addressing hopeless, numb, and suicidal self-states, plus fatigue and loss of joy
• PTSD and trauma links: Understanding how dissociation splits emotional and “apparently normal” selves

Interventions and Techniques

• Mindfulness practices to build a compassionate observing self
• Parts work, chairwork, schema and gestalt techniques
• Creative tools such as art, journaling, or scrapbooking to represent self-states
• DBT and ACT skills to clarify values, commit to change, and manage therapy-interfering behaviours
• Compassion-focused approaches to strengthen kindness, wisdom, and acceptance across self-states
• “Team-building” strategies to align self-states towards shared goals

Learning Experience

This training combines clear teaching, case demonstrations, role-plays, and group work to make complex ideas practical and engaging.

Takeaways

• The D-ISS (Dissociation-Integration of Self-States Scale, in development)
• A free article by Dr Fiona Kennedy
• Foundations for further modules on PTSD, cPTSD, EUPD/BPD, depersonalisation, fugue, PNES, and DID
• Credit towards the BPS Approved Certificate in Working with Self-States and Dissociation Across Disorders (if completing all modules)

Your Trainer

Dr Fiona Kennedy is a highly respected clinician, author, and trainer with decades of NHS leadership experience. She is known for making complex concepts engaging and accessible, and has authored influential books including Get Your Life Back and Integrating CBT and Third Wave Therapies.

Ready to grow your skills?

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On-Demand Training with Dr Fiona Kennedy

Integrating CBT, DBT, ACT, and CFT

Gain the skills to understand and work with multiple self-states and dissociation across a range of mental health presentations. Using evidence-based approaches, this on-demand training equips you to help clients develop awareness, acceptance, and control over their self-states, improving resilience and overall functioning.

This certificated course is delivered online in four modules, totalling 32 hours CPD, with the option to complete individual modules.

About the Course

Dissociation is a common response to trauma, often learned in childhood, which can persist into adulthood and affect many mental health presentations, from anxiety and depression to complex trauma and dissociative disorders. Yet, training in this area is limited.

Developed from Dr Fiona Kennedy’s Cognitive Theory of Dissociation, this course integrates insights from CBT, DBT, ACT, and CFT to provide practical, clinically relevant strategies. You’ll learn how to assess, formulate, and intervene with self-states and dissociation, helping clients regain choice and coherence in their lives.

What You Will Learn

• The CBT model of self and self-states, including the concept of the working self
• Cognitive model of dissociation and its impact on perception, experience, and behavior
• How dissociation manifests across anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, cPTSD, EUPD/BPD, depersonalisation, PNES, and DID
• Assessment tools, including the D-ISS (Dissociation-Integration of Self-States Scale)
• Evidence-based interventions to increase awareness, acceptance, and control over self-states
• Practical techniques from mindfulness, DBT, ACT, CFT, schema therapy, and creative therapies

Training Approach

This course combines instruction, demonstrations, role-plays, video materials, and interactive exercises, delivered in a small-group online environment to maximize engagement. Participants also gain access to a support and supervision network to continue learning beyond the course.

Modules

Module 1: Working with Anxiety, Depression, OCD, and More

Understand self-states and dissociation in common mental health presentations. Learn to apply CBT and Third Wave approaches to help clients shift between self-states and manage intrusive thoughts, emotions, and behaviours.

Module 2: Working with PTSD, cPTSD, and EUPD/BPD

Explore trauma-based presentations and learn how dissociation affects memory, perception, and self-experience. Develop strategies to support clients in integrating fragmented self-states and improving emotional regulation.

Module 3: Working with Depersonalisation, Fugue, Somatoform Disorders, and PNES

Gain practical tools to help clients experiencing dissociative disorders. Learn techniques for assessing and reducing dissociation and improving communication between self-states, including creative and experiential interventions.

Module 4: Working with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)

Focus on DID, exploring extreme dissociation between self-states and the challenges it poses. Learn structured CBT, DBT, ACT, and CFT approaches to increase awareness, acceptance, and control, helping clients integrate self-states into a cohesive and functional sense of self.

Who Will Benefit

This course is designed for clinicians, therapists, and mental health professionals working with anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, trauma-based disorders, and dissociative disorders. It is especially useful for those seeking fresh, evidence-based CBT and Third Wave approaches to complex presentations.

About Your Trainer

Dr Fiona Kennedy is a renowned trainer and therapist with extensive experience in NHS service management and private practice. She integrates CBT, ACT, DBT, and CFT in her teaching, making complex concepts accessible and practical. Fiona is a BABCP Accredited Trainer and Supervisor, an Associate Fellow of the BPS, and a visiting academic at Southampton University. She has authored multiple books and co-edited works on dissociation and CBT.

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On-Demand Training with Tobyn Bell and Matt Pugh

Hosted by Fiona Kennedy

Workshop Overview

Chairwork is a dynamic, experiential approach that uses chairs, movement, positioning, and dialogue to create meaningful change in therapy. Rooted in psychodrama and gestalt therapy, chairwork has become a versatile, evidence-informed method across CBT, CFT, schema therapy, DBT, and ACT. It helps clients gain new perspectives, regulate emotions, increase compassion, and expand behavioural and cognitive flexibility.

This practice-focused workshop introduces therapists to core chairwork techniques and explores their application across different therapeutic contexts. Through demonstrations, guided self-practice, group discussion, and reflection, participants will experience chairwork from the inside out. Strategies for overcoming common obstacles and adapting techniques for online therapy are also covered.

Who Will Benefit

This training is designed for mental health practitioners, including psychological therapists, counsellors, supervisors, OTs, social workers, and psychiatrists seeking fresh, effective tools to enhance their practice.

What You Will Learn

• The history and evolution of chairwork as a therapeutic method
• The four pillars of chairwork: principles, processes, procedures, and process skills
• Hands-on experience of chairwork through guided self-practice
• How to use chairwork to facilitate perspective-taking, embodiment, emotion regulation, cognitive change, and compassion
• Methods for helping clients explore multiple aspects of the self to increase self-acceptance and choice

Trainers

Matthew Pugh – Clinical Psychologist, CBT and Advanced Schema Therapist, Voice Dialogue Facilitator, co-director of Chairwork UK, and author of Cognitive Behavioural Chairwork: Distinctive Features.

Tobyn Bell – Compassion Focused Therapy Trainer and Psychotherapist, accredited Schema Therapist and CBT practitioner, co-founder of Chairwork UK, and co-author of Compassion Focused Therapy from the Inside Out.

Supported by Fiona Kennedy – Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Director of GreenWood Mentors, and author of Integrating CBT and Third Wave Therapies. Fiona makes complex concepts accessible and engaging for practitioners.

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