For therapists and helpers of all kinds
The Village Solution invites therapists, counselors, and helpers of all kinds to pause, look again, and ask a different question: What if the pain my clients carry isn't just personal, but cultural?
With this understanding, our roles as clinicians can gently open outward—honoring inner work, yes, but also moving beyond it, stepping into the hopeful, relational work of helping people find their way back to one another, back into shared life, back to the human village.
Psychotherapists, counselors, social workers, and mental health professionals who recognize that healing happens not just in individual sessions, but in the restoration of connection and community.
Coaches, spiritual directors, group facilitators, community organizers, and anyone who works with people and senses that our modern isolation is at the root of so much suffering.
Carl serves as an international trainer and supervisor for the International Integrative Psychotherapy Association (IIPA), providing training programs in the U.S. and delivering workshops in England, France, Italy, and Slovenia. This global perspective informs these programs, bringing decades of cross-cultural experience in helping therapists facilitate profound healing and connection.
You were trained to heal one person at a time. What if your skills were meant for something much bigger?
You've already begun the ancient work. Now take the next step. Build the belonging your clients long for.
You're already good at this. What if you took it further and rebuilt the holding environment our species lost?
Become the clinician who rebuilds the village. A 12-month journey to certification.
The Village Solution programs were developed in partnership with Cassie Krajewski, a respected clinician and educator who co-created the largest EMDR training program in the United States.
Instead, in these programs, clinicians learn how to host and sustain five-to-twelve-person circles that slowly mature into something extraordinary: a living village.
These programs teach therapists and helpers how to:
These programs may include everything from presentation, experiential learning, live demonstrations, and ongoing consultation. Drawing on Carl's decades of international training experience, the format balances academic rigor with the mentorship-based, experiential approach that allows genuine transformation.
As each participant begins hosting Village Circles, something remarkable happens. One Village Circle inspires another, and one becomes two, two become ten, ten become hundreds. The movement spreads like morning light sweeping across a wide, waiting field.
This is how culture changes—not through policy or proclamation, but through the patient, tender work of helping people remember how to belong to one another.
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