Lisa LeBon, LCSW

08/25/2026

saxonkent

08/18/2026

07/30/2026

Join us for an important interdisciplinary discussion on coercive control in family court and how court processes can unintentionally create opportunities for abusive dynamics to continue after separation.

Our panel brings together the perspectives of a professor, a family law attorney, and a parent coordinator to explore how coercive control can appear differently across disciplines—and why recognizing these patterns is essential for professionals working with families.

Participants will learn to:
• Describe the relationship between coercive control and domestic violence, including how these patterns may persist after separation.
• Identify how family court procedures and litigation can unintentionally reinforce coercive control from the perspective of family law practice.

Whether you're a judge, hearing officer, attorney, parent coordinator, social worker, or mental health professional, this program will provide practical insights that can strengthen decision-making and improve outcomes for families navigating high-conflict cases.

We hope you'll join us for this timely and thought-provoking conversation.

https://www.afcc-la.org/event-info/recognizing-coercive-control-in-family-law

07/21/2026

Have you been hearing more about Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) but aren't quite sure what it is—or whether it's a good fit for your practice?

I'd love to help.

On August 7th, I'll be hosting a casual online Q&A where you can ask anything about ART. Whether you're wondering how it works, what training is like, which clients it can help, or how I use it in my own practice, this is a chance to get your questions answered in a relaxed, no-pressure setting.

I've been using ART for several years now, and it has become one of the most valuable tools in my therapy toolbox. I've seen it help clients move through trauma, anxiety, grief, phobias, relationship wounds, and so much more. While there are many excellent therapy approaches, ART has given me a level of flexibility and effectiveness that continues to amaze me.

If you've been ART-curious, I'd love for you to join us. Bring your questions—and your curiosity!

RSVP here for the link: https://www.lisalebonlcsw.com/events-1/art-info-session-2026-08-07-08-00

Next training is in Pineville, LA on Sept 18-20 for 21 CEUs.

07/10/2026

What if every headache, ache, or unexpected symptom felt like proof that something terrible was happening?

One of my clients experienced a significant medical trauma. Even after she had physically recovered, every new sensation in her body sent her right back to that experience. A minor symptom wasn't just an inconvenience—it became a portal back to fear, panic, and uncertainty.

This is why I love teaching Accelerated Resolution Therapy. While ART is well known for treating trauma, its versatility continues to amaze me. It can help clients whose past experiences keep hijacking their present, whether they're struggling with anxiety, grief, phobias, medical trauma, or so much more.

If you're looking for a therapy approach that is creative, effective, and immediately applicable in your practice, I'd love for you to join us.

📍 Pineville, Louisiana
📅 September 18–20
🎓 Earn 21 CEUs

Come spend three days learning alongside a community of creative, enthusiastic therapists who are passionate about helping clients heal.

Want to be sure this is the right fit for your practice? Chat with me online August 7 at 8am. RSVP here: https://www.lisalebonlcsw.com/events-1/art-info-session-2026-08-07-08-00

More info about ART is at www.ArtWorksNow.com

06/16/2026

Time has a way of bringing new perspectives. An experience that once felt really hard to carry can, years later, become your defining moment, how you triumphed through hardship. That's part of the beauty of being human. Our hardest moments often hold our deepest lessons. Given enough distance, we can zoom out and look back to see the full picture instead of just the pain.
But some memories don’t change by themselves.
Some memories stay heavy and are hard to let go. They might make you avoid certain things, hold yourself back, or keep replaying old moments. You might notice them in how you treat yourself, the risks you don’t take, or the stories you tell about yourself and what you can do. That’s not a lesson learned yet. It’s a memory that still feels strong, but you don’t have to stay stuck there.

ART, or Accelerated Resolution Therapy, can help you work through these memories so they don’t feel so overwhelming. The experience is still part of your story, but when the weight is gone, you might find new perspective, clarity, or even wisdom.
You don’t have to wait years to reframe a memory into a lesson.
Find an ART-trained therapist near you at www.ARTworksnow.com

06/06/2026

If you are curious about ART, I'd love to answer your questions to see if this would be a good fit for your practice. Next info session is Friday, July 3rd at 8am.

Next training is in Pineville in September.

RSVP to get the code to join:
https://www.lisalebonlcsw.com/events-1/art-info-session-2026-07-03-08-00

05/26/2026

About a year into private practice, I realized that I needed a tool to help clients heal trauma or places where they became stuck.

There are many good therapy options out there. But I needed to find something that was not only effective, but also manageable for me to fit into my life. I couldn’t take a week off of work. Some therapies required that I take a week off of work for part one, then another week for part two. So, not only did I lose income from my private practice, I had to consider that if I needed to travel out of state, I would also have to pay for a hotel for a week. Some fees were so expensive that I couldn’t fit it into my budget. When a friend in Texas told me about Accelerated Resolution Therapy, and I looked into it, I was pleasantly surprised.

ART allowed me to be trained in three days over a long weekend. And after I completed the three days, I was ready to use this therapy with my client on Monday. The cost of the training was affordable. It was an investment in my practice that would make me better, and I knew that I needed it. It also gave me all the CEU hours that I needed for the year, so that was an added benefit.

ART increased my confidence in my abilities and my satisfaction with my work. Because I love seeing clients heal.

If you’re like me, and looking for a training that fits into your work schedule and makes you a more effective therapist, consider ART.

My next training is June 4th-6th in Lafayette, and then another training in Pineville on September 19-21.

Find out more about this powerful therapy here: https://www.lisalebonlcsw.com/arttraining