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Many therapists are both intrigued and perplexed by Polyvagal Theory.
While it can seem overly complicated, the fact is…
Polyvagal theory is the key to resolving trauma stored in the
body.
…and therapists like you are already using it as a scientifically
validated roadmap to relieve clients from trauma, PTSD, painful
memories, and more.
This course makes it easy for you to learn practical polyvagal techniques you
can use in session tomorrow.
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(CCTP)...
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Whether this is your first time hearing about polyvagal theory or you've studied it
before…
…this course is your opportunity to give your clients the gift of safety,
calm, freedom, and lifelong relief.
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Mastering Polyvagal Theory for Trauma
Professionals
Earn up to 22.5 CE Hours and
CCTP Certification when you upgrade
Here's what your
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"I loved this training!
Polyvagal was a
little confusing for me when I was trying to learn on my own. I feel this did a
great job making
the information digestible and great examples to use in my own
practice."
"Without this foundation, I
think I would
have been missing significant understanding of the basics of Polyvagal theory. I
found it
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perspective."
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What's Inside the Full Course:
Your free access will have you start exploring how leading neuroscience research supports polyvagal theory. Then, expand
your knowledge
by learning essential polyvagal techniques, and finish by diving into applying
polyvagal theory for
specific trauma-related challenges.
Polyvagal Theory & The Neuroscience of
Connection featuring Sherrie All,
PhD
Your free registration will give you 10-day access to Part 1. Easily wrap your head around complex research and gain concrete strategies for
applying it with
clients. Develop a firm understanding of how polyvagal theory operates so you can
fully harness its
power in clinical applications.
User-Friendly and Accessible
Explanations for
Non-Scientists
Understanding the autonomic nervous system
Rest and digest — the state of social engagement
Neuroplasticity Simplified: Nervous System Change and Balance
Explained
Learn how neurologically-based conditions are treatable
Foundations for using "neurorehabilitation"
Train the nervous system for better coping
Review the science, research, and limitations behind neuroplasticity
Incorporate a Polyvagal Perspective into Your Daily Clinical
Practice
Why is this relevant to your clinical practice?
Help clients cope using Dan Siegel's
Window of Tolerance
Recognize the autonomic states of clients
Hyper-arousal and hypo-arousal
How overlooking hypo-arousal in clients impacts treatment
The vagus nerve and how your nervous system reacts to social factors
The complexities of fight/flight/freeze response
Neuroception and co-regulation
Therapeutic presence
Sensory Interventions to Increase Safety
Create a space of co-regulation — body, face, tone, and breath
Visual interventions: Scanning for safety
Auditory interventions: Safe & Sound Protocol
Tactile interventions
Apply a Polyvagal Lens to Movement, Breath, and Grounding
Practices
Movement to put stress to the use nature intended
Imagined movement: Running Faster than the Tiger
Diaphragmatic breathing and the vagus nerve
Non-threatening breath exercises to control hyperventilation
Muscle tension and the vagus nerve
Research, treatment risks, and limitations
Skill building:
Get buy-in from clients using simple, accessible explanations
Use body, face, and vocal tone for co-regulation
Recognize and differentiate between hypo and hyper-arousal
Learn diaphragmatic breathing and muscle tension exercises
Plus, interventions based on visual, auditory, and tactile senses
Polyvagal Theory for Embodied Trauma Recovery Trauma
Certification featuring Arielle Schwartz,
PhD
After upgrading, you'll have access to part two, where you'll gain the training to enhance your trauma diagnosis, treatment
planning, and
techniques — all through the polyvagal lens. Then, you'll hone your skills
in using
polyvagal techniques to treat all types of clinical problems.
The Neuroscience of Trauma in the
Body and
Mind
When acute trauma turns into PTSD and the difference with complex PTSD
Early attachment wounds and the patterning of the nervous system
How transgenerational trauma, collective trauma, and epigenetics shape
the autonomic
nervous system
Assessment, Differential Diagnosis & Co-morbidities in Trauma
Treatment
How trauma might underlie other presenting diagnoses
Differentiation between bipolar, ADHD, major depressive disorder,
personality disorders,
and trauma
How the autonomic nervous system shapes the health of our immune system
Applied Polyvagal Theory to Trauma Treatment
Resource the client's nervous system
Psychoeducation on how the nervous system is wired to keep us safe
Key assessment tools for the applied polyvagal theory model
Strategies for co-regulation as a biological imperative
Strategies for proximity awareness and relational resourcing
10 Natural Vagus Nerve Stimulation Techniques
Promote regulation, relaxation, and calmness in the body
Enhance the tone of the vagus nerve to improve health outcomes
How heart rate variability (HRV) is related to stress management
Ways to measure the health of the autonomic nervous system
How fascia or the connective tissue matrix is essential for mind-body
communications
Conscious breathing for stress reduction
Somatic & Body Psychotherapy for Embodied Trauma Recovery
Safely prepare clients for the deeper work of trauma recovery with
mind-body resourcing
strategies
Bilateral stimulation techniques for brain-body integration
Help a client safely work through traumatic material at a pace they can
tolerate
Research, risks, and treatment limitations
Consider Client's Internal Systems to Overcome Treatment
Barriers
Navigate "resistant" parts of a client's inner system
Attend to competing biological needs for closeness and separateness
Polyvagal perspectives on approach-avoidance attachment dynamics
Work mindfully with rupture and repair cycles
Therapeutic Yoga for Trauma Recovery
Intersection of neuroplasticity research applied to trauma treatment
Facilitate trauma-sensitive mindfulness practices
Strategies for self-compassion and loving-kindness
The science of neuroplasticity as applied to mindful mobilization
Trauma-informed meditation and yoga nidra practices
Empower growth post-trauma and help clients build resilience
Skill building:
10 Natural Vagus Nerve Stimulation Techniques
Bilateral stimulation for brain-body integration
Navigate clients' "resistant" internal parts
Proximity awareness and relational resourcing development
Learn therapeutic yoga asanas
Improve stress management with heart rate variability techniques
And, much more!
Mastering Polyvagal Theory for Trauma
Professionals
Earn up to 22.5 CE Hours and
CCTP Certification when you upgrade
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Racial
Trauma and the Polyvagal Response: Mind-Body Healing for African American
Clients
Candace R. Dickens,
LCPC-S
Join Candice to explore how neuroceptions and the
Polyvagal pathways
shape the adaptive reactions of African Americans to race-based stress and
trauma—and
what clinicians can do to address them and the related emotional burdens we
all carry.
Discover how to:
Create a safe, healing space for African American
clients
Identify triggers and symptoms of racial trauma,
as well as how
it's processed in the brain
Use mind-body techniques to deregulate the stress
response and
promote feelings of empowerment and safety
Explore how therapy is affected by the emotional
reactivity of
both Black and non-Black clinicians when treating Black clients
Expand your horizon and gain valuable cultural
competency
credits!
Applied
Polyvagal Theory in Therapeutic Yoga for Trauma Recovery: Practices for
Emotional Health
& Physical Vitality Arielle Schwartz, PhD,
CCTP-II,
E-RYT
Bridges the path of healing between the psyche and the
body. Grounded
within the principles of Polyvagal Theory, affective neuroscience, and
trauma-informed care, Dr.
Schwartz will guide you through research-based somatic tools and yoga-based
breath, movement,
and awareness practices to reduce the burdens of trauma, anxiety, obsessive
thinking, and
feelings of hopelessness from your client's body and mind!
Certified
Clinical Trauma Professional Certification
Elevate your career with a new certification, and walk
away from this
training with CCTP as a new credential!
Arielle Schwartz,
PhD, CCTP-II, E-RYT, is a clinical psychologist,
internationally sought-out
teacher, therapeutic yoga instructor, and leading voice in the healing of PTSD and
complex trauma.
She is the author of six books based upon her integrative, mind-body approach to
trauma recovery:
The Complex PTSD Workbook; The Post Traumatic Growth Guidebook; A Practical
Guide to Complex
PTSD; EMDR Therapy and Somatic Psychology; The Complex PTSD Treatment
Manual, and
Therapeutic Yoga for Trauma Recovery. Her unique blend of spirituality and
science can be
found in her writings, guided trauma recovery programs, and applied Polyvagal Theory
in yoga for
trauma recovery.
Sherrie All,
PhD, is a licensed clinical neuropsychologist, author, and
in-demand trainer
in the field of neuroscience and brain health. She is the founder of the Chicago
Center for
Cognitive Wellness, a private neuropsychology practice, and her work has earned the
attention of
media outlets including The New Yorker and Crain's Chicago Business. Her
trainings have helped
thousands of clinicians to better understand and apply neuroscience concepts and
polyvagal theory to
their work with clients. Dr. All earned her PhD in clinical psychology from Rosalind
Franklin
University of Medicine and Science and is the author of The Neuroscience of
Memory: Seven Skills
to Optimize Your Brain Power, Improve Memory and Stay Sharp at Any
Age.
Candace R. Dickens, LCPC-S, is a PESI
Faculty Member and Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Maryland as well
as the District of Columbia. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Counselor
Education and Supervision at Saybrook University. She is a strong advocator for
creating culturally sensitive counter spaces that promote racial/ethnic healing,
identity formation, and group resiliency. Her proudest accomplishments as an
advocator for racial healing are found in her creating the BIPOC Provider Directory
Color of Trauma and Healing, and founding Kujichagulia, a BIPOC therapeutic
counseling group for African American female students attending Bowling Green State
University. She is a popular speaker and has been featured at major conferences such
as the NAADAC National Conference, the Maryland Tuerk Conference, the Licensed
Clinical Professional Counselors of Maryland Conference, the Black Mental Health
Alliance Conference, the Psychotherapy Networker, and the Boston University School
of Social Work.
Absolutely — Polyvagal Theory is very real and incredibly valuable in
understanding human
behavior and emotion regulation. Developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, the Polyvagal
Theory provides
profound insights into the nervous system's role in shaping responses to stress
and social
interactions.
Polyvagal Theory offers a framework for understanding how past traumas, attachment
patterns, and
environmental cues influence clients' nervous system responses, emotions, and
behaviors. By
understanding the nervous system and how it influences our physiological and
psychological states,
therapists can better comprehend their clients' experiences and tailor
interventions
accordingly.
Polyvagal theory can be applied to numerous types of clinical presentations and
presenting problems,
including complex trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, panic, dissociation, and other
unique
challenges. Integrating polyvagal theory into therapy practices empowers therapists
to create safer
therapeutic environments, facilitate emotion regulation, enhance interpersonal
connections, and
promote healing from trauma. It enriches therapeutic interventions by providing a
deeper
understanding of the mind-body connection and offering practical strategies for
promoting resilience
and well-being.
Polyvagal theory can initially seem complex due to its neurobiological
underpinnings, but this
course makes it easily within your grasp. This training breaks down key concepts and
gives you
instructions on how to incorporate them into your practice, you can harness its
power to enhance
your therapeutic effectiveness.
Ultimately, the journey of learning polyvagal theory is a rewarding one that can
significantly
enrich your practice and deepen your connection with your clients. After completing
the entire training, you will be able to successfully
incorporate
polyvagal theory into your work to benefit both yourself and those you serve.
Trauma certification not only elevates your expertise and credibility as a therapist
but also equips
you with the specialized skills and knowledge needed to support clients effectively
on their healing
journey. Many certified trauma therapists find that their new credentials enhance
their credibility
and trust with clients, employers, and colleagues. Not to mention…
certification can even
open doors to new career opportunities.
Even better for both you and your clients… advanced training means you'll
be better
equipped to meet your clients' complex needs, leading you down the path toward
improved therapy
outcomes.
It's simple, if you're seeking both personal and professional growth this
trauma
certification course is right for you!
Immediately when you register, you'll have 10 days of access to Part 1 of this
best-selling course. You'll have the opportunity to upgrade to unlimited access to
the entire course for just $79.95!
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Mastering Polyvagal Theory for Trauma
Professionals
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CCTP Certification when you upgrade
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