ALL THAT MATTERS LEARNING

Building better systems through inclusive, trauma-informed education.

Workshops, trainings, and resources for professionals, parents, caregivers, schools and organizations, grounded in LGBTQ+ affirming, neurodivergence-affirming, and trauma-informed perspectives.

Topics include reproductive, perinatal, parental, and maternal mental health, fertility and infertility, pregnancy, loss, postpartum, parenting transitions, parent burnout, grief, trauma, relationships, intentional communication with children, and diverse family structures.

Built from my experience as a therapist, educator, speaker, and parent, with an emphasis on information that can be useful.

WORKSHOPS & TRAININGS

Available for professional organizations, schools, community groups, parent organizations, and other groups looking for thoughtful, engaging education.

All offerings are psychoeducational. They are not therapy services and do not establish a therapeutic relationship.

Individuals seeking therapy services should visit the Therapy Services page here.

WHEN THERE’S A MENTAL LOAD OVERLOAD

Practical strategies for working through parent burnout

An interactive workshop exploring the mental load of parenting, what contributes to burnout, and practical ways to reduce overwhelm without adding another thing to your to-do list.

Best for: Parents, caregivers & parent-serving organizations

THE GRIEF THAT ORBITS LOSS

Exploring the losses that can surround a primary loss

An interactive workshop exploring the grief that can emerge around a loss, including changes in identity, safety, relationships, trust, time, bodily trust, and the future you imagined.

Best for: Professionals, caregivers, support organizations & community groups

OUR LANGUAGE MATTERS

How words, tone, and nonverbal communication shape the early childhood classroom

An interactive training exploring intentional communication with children, from infancy through pre-K. Through modeling and practice, educators learn tools for setting clear boundaries, supporting transitions, responding to big feelings, and making meaningful repairs when adults lose patience.

Best for:
Early childhood educators, preschool staff, school leaders & childcare programs

CO-REGULATORS, MOUNT UP!

Practical strategies for when parents and kids are both emotionally escalated

An interactive workshop focused on what happens when emotions run high on both sides, with practical tools for managing your own reactions while helping your child regulate theirs.

Best for: Parents, caregivers & parent-serving organizations

YOUR OUTGOING MESSAGE

Trauma-informed communication in reproductive and perinatal care

A professional training on creating safer communication throughout fertility, loss, pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. I address what we notice, what we ask, how we listen and respond, and what happens when repair is needed.

Best for: Reproductive & perinatal healthcare professionals, providers & organizations

BEYOND THE INTRUSIVE THOUGHT

Advanced training in perinatal OCD and harm-related intrusive experiences

A case-based training exploring complex presentations, hidden compulsions, differential assessment, and informed responses to disclosure, with attention to shame, reproductive trauma, and cultural context.

Best for:
Mental health professionals, reproductive and perinatal healthcare providers, and professionals supporting pregnant and postpartum families

Interested in bringing a workshop or training to your organization, school or community?

Workshops can be adapted for different audiences and settings. Additional topics and customized trainings are also available.

What People Are Saying

Click + to read full testimonial

Bibi Kahn-Nazim, Nest Coordinator at David Posnack JCC Singer Preschool

Consultation

Consultation for schools, professionals, and organizations seeking thoughtful support with intentional communication, classroom practices, curriculum, and reproductive and parental mental health education.

Together, we can explore your setting’s needs and develop practical approaches that support connection, inclusion, and meaningful change.

Two women sitting at a white table in front of large windows, smiling and engaging in conversation, with notebooks and pens in front of them one is a consultant for the company.

PARENT COACHING

Practical support for everyday parenting

Personalized guidance around communication, routines, transitions, boundaries, and connection. Together, we develop approaches that fit your child’s needs and your family’s values.

Parent coaching is educational and does not include mental health assessment or treatment.

A woman with long, curly red hair and blue eyes poses outdoors on a sunny day, with a blue sky and green trees in the background.

The Instructor

Beth P. Siller, LMFT is a therapist, educator, writer, and speaker whose work focuses on perinatal and maternal mental health, fertility and infertility, pregnancy, loss, postpartum, parenting, grief, trauma, relationships, and family systems.

Before becoming a therapist, Beth worked in education, and she continues to bring that background into the way she teaches today. Her trainings and workshops combine clinical knowledge, lived experience, and an inclusive, trauma-informed perspective, with an emphasis on making complex topics engaging, accessible, and useful.

Her work is LGBTQ+ affirming, neurodivergence-affirming, and inclusive of diverse paths to parenthood and family structures.

RESOURCES

Practical tools to keep the learning going.

Guides, workbooks, and downloadable resources for professionals, parents, and caregivers. Some complement workshops and trainings, while others offer a deeper dive into specific topics and can be used on their own.

I Chose Motherhood on My Terms. I Still Need Support. A Workbook on Loneliness, Connection, and Care for Single Mothers by Choice
Quick View
I Chose Motherhood on My Terms. I Still Need Support. A Workbook on Loneliness, Connection, and Care for Single Mothers by Choice
$24.00

Choosing motherhood does not mean choosing to do everything alone.

How are loneliness and isolation showing up for you as a single mother by choice?

Written by a therapist who is also a single mother by choice, this workbook makes room for both truths: loving the family you chose and needing more support than you have.

Inside, you’ll find plain-language tools drawn from CBT, ACT, DBT, and parts work, worksheets with real writing space, and reflections on being the only adult at home, feeling misunderstood even in single-mother-by-choice communities, asking for help that actually helps, and setting boundaries when you depend on the person helping you.

For anyone considering single motherhood by choice, trying to conceive, pregnant, postpartum, or parenting.

About Beth

Beth P. Siller, LMFT, is a therapist, educator, writer, and speaker specializing in reproductive, perinatal, maternal, and parental mental health. The founder of All That Matters Therapy and All That Matters Learning, she brings more than a decade of early childhood education experience, clinical expertise, and lived experience as a single mother by choice to her work.

Her integrative, trauma-informed approach is LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergence-affirming and honors diverse paths to parenthood. Through therapy, trainings, writing, and original illustrations, Beth makes complex psychological concepts accessible and practical. She lives in South Florida with her son, Mayer.

A psychoeducational workbook. Not a substitute for therapy.

A woman holding a young boy in front of a gray brick wall, both looking at a laptop on a white table.

Important Info