Couples Therapy in Motion
From Talking in Circles to Real Breakthroughs
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Fall 2025
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Coming Soon 🌟 Fall 2025 🌟
Join the waitlist for
Couples Therapy in Motion: From Talking in Circles to Real Breakthroughs
We are so excited to launch this experiential training for mental health professionals who want to help couples break free from repetitive arguments and emotional gridlock! Get on the waitlist now!
Stop spinning sessions. Start creating shifts.
When words stall, the body can move couples forward. Join the waitlist to get first access to a hands-on training that integrates embodied, movement-based interventions into couples therapy—so you can foster trust, connection, and repair in real time.
Why therapists are joining
Break the “talking in circles” cycle. Learn concrete, no-dance, therapist-friendly interventions that shift patterns fast.
Feel confident with stuck couples. Tools for regulation, attunement, and repair—when talk isn’t enough.
Reignite your work. Experiential methods that energize sessions and deepen outcomes.
What you’ll learn (and use immediately)
6+ embodied interventions for connection, co-regulation, and repair
How to leverage non-verbal attunement & synchronized movement to build trust
A simple framework to integrate movement in person or via telehealth
Clear links between neuroscience and practice (mirror systems, vagal tone, pacing)
Details at a glance
Date: Saturday, November 8th
Format: In-Peson
Location: 6200 S Syracuse Way, Conference Rm
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Credit: Certificate for Learning & Development hours (board self-reporting friendly)
Who it’s for
LPC • LMFT • LCSW • Psychologists • Associates/Interns • Supervisors
If your couples are talking a lot but changing a little, this is for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Nope. These are simple, clinical movement prompts anyone can facilitate.
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Nope! Everything you’ll learn is adaptable for any mental health professional. We focus on therapist-friendly movement prompts, not choreography.
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We teach strategies for introducing movement in a way that feels safe, non-threatening, and relevant to their goals—often without them even realizing it’s a “movement exercise.”
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Yes. The interventions are designed to help regulate emotions, rebuild trust, and create connection—even when partners feel miles apart.
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Absolutely. Many techniques work one-on-one and can help individuals build self-regulation, attunement, and communication skills they bring back into their relationships.
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Yes—adapted for telehealth and small spaces.
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Imagine leaving a couples session energized instead of exhausted. That’s what happens when you add movement to the mix. Join the waitlist and get early access!
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You’ll receive an L&D certificate (and any formal CE info if added); many boards allow self-reporting.
One catch…you must attend the whole training.
Francisca Mix, LPC, BC-DMT, ACS, and Rachael Rosner, LPC, R-DMT, are experts in Dance/Movement Therapy with over 30 years of combined experience helping individuals and couples thrive. Together, they bring a unique blend of clinical expertise, somatic wisdom, and creative energy to Couples Therapy in Motion: From Talking in Circles to Real Breakthroughs.
Specializing in enhancing connection, communication, and intimacy, they use movement and body awareness as powerful tools to help couples deepen trust, repair ruptures, and rekindle closeness. Their experiential approach gives mental health professionals the skills, competence, and confidence to integrate embodied practices into their own work with couples—fostering lasting intimacy and meaningful change.
Meet Your Facilitators
Francisca Mix, LPC, BC-DMT, ACS
Francisca is more than a workshop leader—she’s a trusted trainer, consultant, and clinical supervisor known for her expertise in the field of embodiment-based therapy. With over 20 years of experience in counseling, leadership, and professional training, she has guided hundreds of therapists, supervisors, and helping professionals to integrate the body-mind connection into their work for deeper, more lasting outcomes.
She is recognized for her ability to translate complex concepts—like nervous system regulation, somatic awareness, and non-verbal attunement—into practical tools professionals can confidently use with clients. Her warm, engaging style creates a safe and welcoming space for exploration, whether working with couples, individuals, or clinicians in training.
In Couples Therapy in Motion, Francisca blends her expertise in dance/movement therapy, neuroscience, and relationship dynamics to guide participants through interactive, movement-based practices that foster trust, emotional safety, and genuine intimacy. Whether you’re navigating challenges or seeking to rekindle connection, Francisca’s skillful facilitation helps you move beyond words—into deeper, embodied understanding.
Rachael is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Dance/Movement Therapist who brings a unique blend of clinical expertise and embodied practice to her work with couples and fellow mental health professionals. Deeply committed to helping partners build stronger, more resilient relationships, she integrates movement-based approaches with traditional couples counseling to create transformative, whole-person experiences.
In addition to her clinical work, Rachael is the founder of Love Springs Studios, a wedding dance studio in Colorado Springs that has helped hundreds of couples connect more deeply through movement. Her ability to bridge the worlds of therapy and dance gives her a distinctive perspective on how the body-mind connection can be a catalyst for healing and intimacy.
In Couples Therapy in Motion, Rachael shares her expertise in applying these same movement-based techniques to professional practice—helping therapists learn how to use embodiment to break through communication barriers, foster emotional safety, and guide clients toward lasting breakthroughs.