
Free 6-HOUR Live Webinar | Wednesday, March 18th, 2026 @ 10:00AM ET – 5:30PM ET
When your client's inner child says 'everyone always leaves', and you're frozen, not sure whether to go deeper or pull back


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Learn Advanced Skills
Heal Abandonment Wounds at the Root
9 CE Credits: Extra Cost
Board Approved
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Inner Child Masterclass: Breaking the Abandonment Cycle That Drives Clients to Test, Cling, and Push Away
What You'll Learn Inside the Inner Child Masterclass:
Module 1
How abandonment wounds rewire the way clients experience closeness, and why intimacy triggers panic instead of comfort.
Module 2
Spot the Wounded Inner Child Before It Derails Treatment
When a client shuts down or lashes out mid-session, that's not resistance. You'll learn to recognize it, and know what to do.
Module 3
A step-by-step framework for building the psychological safety that makes inner child work possible without overwhelming them.
Module 4
"Everyone leaves." "I'm too much." You'll learn how to reach survival beliefs that are deeply embedded and actually shift them.
Module 5
DBT-based tools that help clients stay present and regulated long enough for real work to happen.
Module 6
A clear clinical roadmap for rewiring how clients experience relationships: graded exposure, intimacy desensitization, attachment repair.






"eCare's masterclass totally changed my mind"

"So much easier than I expected"

"Great content, and affordable credits"

eCare’s free trainings deliver more value than most paid courses.
Rebecca, LCSW

"Ellen breaks down complex relational trauma in a way that's immediately applicable. I left with tools I could use the same week."
Patricia, LCSW

"eCare's masterclasses are the only CE trainings I actually apply in session."
Sarah, LMHC

"Every eCare training I've attended has given me strategies I use weekly."
Jennifer, LPC


You can see the abandonment wound driving everything, but you don't have a framework to reach it
Sessions feel productive until the client tests a boundary, shuts down, or disappears for three weeks
You're managing emotional crises instead of doing the deeper work that actually changes the pattern
You keep referring out the clients you most want to help
You have a step-by-step framework for accessing and reparenting the wounded inner child safely
You know exactly what to do when a client breaks down, shuts down, or pushes you away mid-session
You can regulate the fear of rejection before it hijacks the session, and keep the work moving forward
You stop referring out abandonment cases


25+ years treating relational trauma and abandonment wounds: the frameworks in this masterclass come from thousands of real cases, not theory
She'll show you exactly how to reach the wounded inner child in clients who've shut every other approach out, using techniques you can apply in your next session
Adjunct faculty at three accredited social work programs, the same clinical depth she brings to training future therapists, now applied directly to your practice

Yes. Every module is built around real clinical scenarios therapists face with abandonment-wounded clients. You'll leave with frameworks you can apply immediately — not concepts to sit on.
No. This masterclass goes beyond attachment theory into the specific intervention techniques — inner child reparenting, abandonment schema restructuring, graded intimacy exposure — that most attachment training doesn't cover.
No. Ellen builds the framework from the ground up. Whether you're newer to inner child work or have been doing trauma therapy for years, the structure meets you where you are.
The recording is available — details on how to access it are on the next page after you register.
Yes — 9 board-approved CE credits are available. You'll see exactly how to claim them on the next page.
That's exactly who this is designed for. Inner child work reaches the pre-verbal, emotional layer that talk therapy often can't access — which is why it works when standard approaches don't.
No. Each module is built around practical application. The goal is that you finish the training knowing exactly what to do differently on Monday morning.
Yes. Abandonment wounds are often at the root of couples conflict — one or both partners running abandonment survival scripts. The frameworks apply directly to couples work.
Clients with insecure attachment, fear of abandonment, relationship sabotage patterns, trauma histories, and emotional dysregulation. If you have clients who push people away while desperately wanting connection — this is for them.
eCare trainings are built specifically for licensed clinicians who need practical, immediately applicable skills — not checkbox education. The 4.7/5 rating from 2,400+ clinicians reflects that difference.






Scope and Limitations Disclosure:
This course provides licensed mental health professionals with an overview of evidence-based treatment strategies and clinical frameworks for abandonment trauma and inner child healing. It focuses on applying assessment, intervention, and emotion regulation strategies to address abandonment wounds, insecure attachment patterns, and relational difficulties in clinical practice. While evidence-based interventions and practical applications are discussed, this training does not offer certification in inner child or abandonment trauma treatment, or substitute for formal supervision or advanced trauma training. Participants are encouraged to apply the material within their professional scope of practice, ethical standards, and licensure guidelines.
Commercial Support Disclosure
Ellen Biros, MS, LCSW, C-PD is an experienced clinician, educator, and national continuing education speaker specializing in relational trauma, abandonment wounds, and evidence-based interventions. References to inner child healing, abandonment trauma, or related evidence-based approaches are provided for educational purposes only. Participants are not required to purchase any additional products, books, or materials to complete this course. The presenter has no relevant financial relationships to disclose beyond standard speaking compensation.
