About this live event

Learning Objectives

• Define active vs. passive suicidal ideation and identify at least two appropriate interventions for each.
• Identify permissible exceptions to client confidentiality in cases of potential suicide.
• Cite at least two components of effective safety planning with a suicidal adolescent client.

Learning Levels

• All Levels

Agenda

Live event Instructor(s)

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  Rachele Moskowitz, LMFT

  Clinical Program Director, Evolve Adolescent Behavioral Health

  Rachele Moskowitz, MA, LMFT, serves as the Clinical Program Director at Evolve Teen Treatment Centers in Ojai. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Duke University and a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University. Rachele is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with advanced certifications in EMDR and Integrated Somatic Approaches to Trauma. Her career has spanned private practice, research, consulting, and serving as Director of Clinical Training at a local university.

  As Clinical Director, Rachele is the heart of Evolve Ojai’s therapeutic team. She oversees all clinical programming, ensures top-tier care and safety, and provides supervision and mentorship to the clinical staff. She works closely with families, participates in treatment planning, and leads weekly treatment team meetings to ensure every teen’s care plan aligns with Evolve’s evidence-based, behavioral approach. When needed, she steps in to provide individual, group, or family therapy sessions, ensuring that families always feel supported.

  Rachele’s approach reflects Evolve’s commitment to proven, evidence-based treatment for adolescents. She specializes in working with teens who are struggling with depression and other mental health challenges, integrating therapies like DBT, CBT, and somatic techniques to help teens understand their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. She believes real change happens when teens feel seen for who they are — not just their struggles — and when families are actively involved in the healing process. With compassion, expertise, and strong leadership, Rachele helps teens and families find hope, connection, and a clear path forward.

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  Caitlin Gharibeh, LMFT

  Clinical Program Director, Evolve Adolescent Behavioral Health

  Caitlin Gharibeh, LMFT, is the Clinical Program Director at Evolve Teen Treatment. A Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Caitlin earned her master’s degree from Pepperdine University and has dedicated her career to supporting adolescents and their families. She began her work at Evolve three years ago as a Primary Therapist and has since grown into her leadership role. In her role, Caitlin guides the overall clinical direction of her program, shaping treatment plans that reflect Evolve’s evidence-based philosophy. She supports and develops her team of therapists through ongoing training and supervision, while also working closely with families to strengthen communication and ensure each teen’s care remains personalized and effective.

  Caitlin specializes in working with adolescents struggling with challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, and life transitions. She has extensive expertise in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), utilizing its four core modules—mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness—to help teens address complex emotional and behavioral patterns, build resilience and create lasting change. She also incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and other evidence-based modalities, always tailoring her approach to meet the unique needs of each client.

  Known for her empathy and collaborative style, Caitlin fosters a safe and supportive environment where teens and parents feel understood and empowered. Her passion for adolescent mental health and her deep commitment to helping families navigate the healing process make her an invaluable leader at Evolve and a trusted guide for the teens she serves.

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