Pup play is one of the fastest growing kinks in the fetish community. It’s easily accessible, fun and offers a host of psychological benefits. Join us for a discussion of the ins and outs of community as well as what goes on behind the scenes. Through lecture and demonstration, you will learn more about your clients’ interests and be able to help them as pups and handlers.

Presenters: Rena McDaniel, LCPC and Steven Bristow, LPC

For more info or to RSVP go to www.kpact.xyz

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT
CEs for KPACT events and courses are generally available to psychologists, social workers, counselors and other licensed psychotherapy practitioners. KPACT courses are sponsored by LifeWorks Psychotherapy Center. LifeWorks maintains responsibility for KPACT programs and their content.

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