This course offers 1.5 CE units and explores the integration of psychospiritual practices, including cultural, spiritual, and psychological elements, in psychotherapy through the symbolism of La Virgen de Guadalupe and the Winter Solstice. It provides mental health professionals with tools to support clients navigating grief, transitions, and personal growth using culturally sensitive and holistic practices. Objectives: Cultural and Symbolic Integration in Therapy Develop an understanding of the cultural and psychological significance of La Virgen de Guadalupe and the Winter Solstice, and their potential applications in psychotherapy to enhance client connection, meaning-making, and resilience. Rituals and Psychospiritual Practices Explore the therapeutic benefits of incorporating client-centered, culturally sensitive rituals and psychospiritual practices to support emotional processing, personal growth, and identity exploration. Using Symbols in Clinical Practice Identify how symbols, such as those from La Virgen de Guadalupe and the Winter Solstice, can be used to help clients externalize emotions, facilitate meaning-making, and navigate transitions or grief. Therapeutic Applications of Seasonal and Cultural Themes Learn to apply seasonal themes like darkness and light, and cultural narratives such as La Virgen de Guadalupe, in therapeutic interventions to address client challenges, foster renewal, and promote holistic well-being. Cost: $75 (includes CEs)