About Charity Simpson, (she/her), Georgia LPC, NCC, CETS
Charity received her psychology degree from Hendrix College before moving to Atlanta to attend Emory’s Candler School of Theology and earn a Master of Divinity. Throughout her education, she sought to ground academic work in community-based service at Crossroads Community Ministries, Oakhurst Baptist Church, and Genesis Family Shelter. After graduating from theology school and serving as program developer in the non-profit sector, Charity returned to school to earn her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Mercer University. She then completed her training and early clinical experience at Genesis Family Shelter and Compass Consulting before shifting focus to therapeutic intensives and experiential consultations.
Attachment in Action – Understanding and Cultivating Secure Relationships
Attachment is the deep psychological and emotional bond that connects individuals. Rooted in the research of Harry Harlow, John Bowlby, and Mary Ainsworth, attachment theory explores how we form, maintain, and function in relationships throughout our lives. While early attachment patterns develop in childhood through interactions with primary caregivers, research shows that people can cultivate secure attachment styles and build healthier, more fulfilling relationships at any stage of life. This presentation offers an experiential and insightful overview of attachment theory, its development, and the four primary attachment styles in action. Attendees will engage in an interactive exploration of their personal attachment journey and discover practical strategies for fostering secure attachment patterns in themselves and clients. Participants will leave with a solid understanding of attachment theory and actionable tools to enhance their own relationships, support clients, and strengthen the therapeutic process.
Where you can see my presentation:
California Pathways to Practice Symposium, Virtual Speaker Series
Friday, March 6, 2026
8:00-9:30 am Pacific Time
​​Course meets the qualifications for 1.5 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences.
This event is intended to be accessible to all. If financial barriers would otherwise prevent your attendance, please reach out to Robyn@alignedcarecenter.com to discuss financial accommodations. For other accommodations, please click here for more information.
We extend our gratitude to our sponsors for making it possible for us to compensate the speaker and make this event accessible. ​
Virtual Case Consultation: Spontaneity in Action – Creative Approaches to Challenging Cases
In psychodrama, spontaneity is defined as the ability to respond to a new situation adequately or to bring a fresh perspective to an old one. In this session, you'll have the opportunity to bring your most challenging client cases and receive guidance on how to tap into your own creative potential, approaching obstacles through a new, experiential lens. While many trainings are available for experiential modalities, you don’t need extensive hours of additional training to begin working experientially with your clients. The key is to embrace the principle of "show me, don’t tell me" and to cultivate your own spontaneity and creativity in practice. This consultation panel will offer fresh ideas and strategies to work with existing clients, empowering you to approach your therapeutic challenges with greater flexibility and innovation. Whether you're looking to deepen your practice or find new ways to engage your clients, this session will help you tap into your creativity and bring a fresh, dynamic energy to your work.
Where you can see my case consultation:
California Pathways to Practice Symposium, Virtual Event
Date TBD