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Join Ya'Ron for a full day virtual workshop to learn everything you need to know and updated information about school counselors becoming a LPC. Get your questions answered on how to get started, practicing in a digital world, being supervised, practicing in multiple states and launching your practice from ground up.

Ignite a shared journey of growth, connection, and achievement for you and your partner as we dive into setting the foundation to a successful next chapter. Get ready to dream big, communicate effectively, and create a roadmap that leads to a life you both envision!
Saturday, January 27th
11:00AM-3:00PM
$150 per couple
At RGW Institute, we understand that every relationship faces challenges. Our expert therapists are here to help you navigate those challenges and create a stronger, more fulfilling marriage. Whether you are struggling with communication, trust issues, or just feeling disconnected from your partner, we can help. Our compassionate, non-judgmental approach will help you feel heard and supported as you work towards a happier, healthier relationship. Contact us today to schedule a session.
Focus on improving yourself and your relationships through individual and family counseling.
Receive guidance and support on your journey to becoming licensed and learn how to grow your practice and expand your knowledge..
Gain resources and support to help you and others in your mental health journey.
Connect and grow deeper in love with your partner.
Individual therapy focuses on helping an individual address and resolve personal, emotional, psychological, or behavioral issues. It is tailored to the unique needs and concerns of the individual. It can be used to address a wide range of issues, including but not limited to anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, grief and loss, relationship difficulties, self-esteem issues, personal growth and self-improvement, and mental health disorders.
During individual therapy sessions, the individual and the therapist engage in a collaborative and therapeutic relationship where the individual has the opportunity to explore their thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and behaviors in a safe and non-judgmental space. The therapist helps the individual gain insight into their challenges, identify patterns or triggers, develop coping skills, and work towards their therapeutic goals.
Individual therapy can be a helpful and empowering process that supports individuals in gaining self-awareness, improving their emotional well-being, developing coping skills, enhancing personal growth, and overcoming challenges. It is a confidential and supportive space where individuals can explore their thoughts and feelings, gain insight into themselves, and work towards positive change.
Family therapy focuses on improving the relationships, communication, and functioning within a family system. It is a type of therapeutic intervention that involves working with the entire family unit, rather than individual family members, to address and resolve issues that may be affecting the family's well-being and functioning.
Family therapy is based on the understanding that families are complex systems, and issues or challenges within the family are often interconnected and can impact each member of the family in different ways. Family therapists work with families to identify and understand patterns of interaction, communication styles, and behaviors that may be contributing to difficulties or conflicts within the family system. The goal of family therapy is to help families develop healthier communication, problem-solving, and coping skills, and to strengthen the relationships and bonds among family members.
Family therapy can be helpful in addressing a wide range of issues, including marital conflicts, parent-child conflicts, blended family issues, communication problems, behavioral issues in children or adolescents, mental health issues, addiction, grief and loss, and transitions such as divorce or remarriage.
Group therapy is a form of psychotherapy in which a therapist works with a group of people who share similar emotional or psychological issues. The group typically consists of six to twelve members, and sessions can be conducted on a weekly or biweekly basis.
In group therapy, members are encouraged to share their experiences, feelings, and thoughts with one another, as well as to give and receive support and feedback. The therapist facilitates discussion and guides the group to explore and address their shared concerns, often using specific therapeutic techniques and interventions.
Group therapy can be effective for a wide range of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and interpersonal difficulties. It can provide a sense of community and reduce feelings of isolation, while also offering a safe and confidential space for personal growth and healing.
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My time spent at the RGW Institute has been an undeniable phenomenal experience. Being under Yaron's supervision, I was able to grow in ways that solidified my foundation as a clinician. One of the most valuable things I learned is how to communicate with people in the way they connect to others. This skill has allowed me to successfully engage in counsel with a wide range of clients with varied backgrounds. The only thing you'll regret is not taking advantage of this opportunity sooner!
~Angela
My supervision experience with Ya’Ron Brown has been incredibly valuable in shaping my growth as a counselor. He creates a safe, supportive space that encourages reflection, self-awareness, and honest dialogue. Ya’Ron challenges me to think critically, deepen my clinical reasoning, and develop my own voice as a practitioner. His feedback is insightful, constructive, and always geared toward my development. Most importantly, his mentorship has strengthened both my confidence and competence, making a lasting impact on my professional journey. I would encourage anyone considering joining the next cohort to do so—you’ll gain not only strong clinical skills, but also a supportive community and a mentor who truly invests in your growth.
~Heather
~Tammy
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*Candidates for Master’s level licenses (LCSW, LMFT, and LPC) must obtain at least half of their supervision hours from a clinician with the same license that they are pursuing.
**Having your own independent private practice and collecting fees directly, is not an acceptable work setting
A Transformative Experience for Relationships in Crisis, Transition, or Renewal
Whether you're navigating a painful rupture, feeling emotionally distant, or seeking a powerful reset, our Couples Intensive offers a deeply personalized two-day therapeutic experience to help you reconnect, rebuild, or realign.
This program is designed for individuals and couples of all relationship structures and stages — married, partnered, separated, or simply unsure — who want focused guidance in a safe, supportive setting.
Led by Experts in Relational Life Therapy
Our Couples Intensives are co-facilitated by RGW Institute founders Ya’Ron and Stacee Brown, both Certified Relational Life Therapy (RLT) clinicians with extensive experience guiding couples through breakthrough healing and reconnection. Their unique male–female clinician dynamic provides balanced insight, accountability, and compassionate guidance throughout the intensive experience.
What Is a Couples Intensive?
Our 6-hour, two-day intensive is more than a therapy session — it’s an immersive, healing space that gets to the heart of your relationship dynamics. Guided by trained and compassionate relationship experts, this process helps you:
What Makes This Different?
You’ll engage in powerful therapeutic exercises such as:
This co-facilitated model offers a rare opportunity to work with two seasoned therapists simultaneously, gaining real-time support from both masculine and feminine perspectives. It’s ideal for couples seeking direct feedback, structure, and deep emotional exploration in a safe and balanced space.
This is not talk therapy as usual — it’s intensive, targeted, and transformational.
You’ll Walk Away With:
Who Is This For?
This intensive may be right for you if:
Please Note:
Not all relationships are meant to continue. Our goal is not to “fix” but to clarify, heal, and empower you to move forward — together or apart — with dignity and emotional honesty.
Investment: $5,000
Includes:
✓ Two 6-hour days of private, intensive therapy
✓ Pre-intensive preparation session
✓ Post-intensive follow-up session
✓ All materials and assessments
📍 Virtual and in-person options available.
Ready to Begin?
You’ll be guided by Ya’Ron and Stacee, both highly respected RLT clinicians, who bring warmth, clinical depth, and lived expertise to every session.
Let’s start with a confidential discovery call to explore your needs and ensure this is the right fit.
📩 Have questions? Contact us at info@rgwinstitute.com
This 12-week virtual process group provides a confidential, safe and supportive environment where men can find understanding and encouragement. Through therapeutically guided interactions amongst group members, as well as intensive self-exploration, introspection and reflection, men have an opportunity to develop the tools to better manage the areas in their lives that are “stuck” or in “crisis. Often, men find that by being in a group environment, they re-experience previous interpersonal dynamics that have been distressing to them in other relationships.
By creating a trusting climate to examine these feelings, men will have an opportunity to examine troublesome or maladaptive relationship patterns, understand how these patterns developed, and create alternative ways of interacting that are more beneficial to the individual. Through this process, men are able to gain more freedom and agency in their interactions in order to have more meaningful ongoing relationships with others.
Primary requirement is that participants are biologically male. Potential new members are required to meet with Ya'Ron for a 10 minute consult about the group, goals, expectations, etc.
When: Monday, April 14th @ 6PM EST
Total Investment: $900
Max: 8 participants
Facilitated by Ya’Ron Brown, LPC, CPCS
This 5-hour comprehensive and interactive workshop equips therapists with the necessary skills and ethical frameworks to effectively engage clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. Through discussion, case examples, and reflection exercises, participants will explore:
Who It’s For: Licensed professionals, pre-licensed clinicians, supervisors, and graduate students
CE Details:
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