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In this 10h course, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how our nervous systems drive our contagious emotions and perspectives and explore a new lens of discipline that gets ahead of negative behaviors.

This consultation course is for those who have completed Treating Trauma and Addiction with the Felt Sense Polyvagal Model, or its equivalent, and are eager to continue the stimulating journey of learning about and applying the model.

Master Instructor and 6th Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo, Dean Siminoff introduces students to his Enhanced Resilience Training™ or ERT™, which he developed over 20 years working with African women facing injustice and gender-based violence. ERT™ is a comprehensive, dynamic approach to empowering individuals and aiding their recovery from the effects of trauma. Through this online course Master Dean will walk you through each key element of ERT with explanations and physical demonstrations. Live discussions Apr 11 at 11a ET with Deb Dana, LCSW and Apr 21 at 2p ET with Dr. Porges.

This intro course is for professional groups who wish to combine training in the key principles of Polyvagal Theory with discussion of how to apply it in their field. Combines self-paced lectures with live discussion with Deb Dana, LCSW.

The Polyvagal-Informed Certificate Program is designed to help organizations develop an awareness around the need for safety and to assist with creating healthy cultures of connection and belonging.

This unique course brings together self-paced lectures, in-depth discussion, case study analysis and live discussion: Apr 11 at 11a ET with Deb Dana, and Apr 21 at 2p ET with Dr. Porges.

Taught by Deb Dana, LCSW, this self-paced, introductory course is very popular for delivering a solid understanding of Polyvagal Theory to professionals of all disciplines. Live discussions Apr 11 at 11a ET with Deb Dana, LCSW and Apr 21 at 2p ET with Dr. Porges.

If you’re new to Polyvagal Theory and want to get a better understanding of it in a way that is time-efficient and reliable, this is a good place to start. Self-paced course taught by Stephen Porges and Deb Dana. Live discussions Apr 11 at 11a ET with Deb Dana, LCSW and Apr 21 at 2p ET with Dr. Porges.

This self-paced course integrates information on pre-birth trauma, including epigenetics, as well as the sensitive period of attachment post-birth.  Tenets of Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy and Polyvagal Theory are taught by Norman Thibault, PhD and Stephen Porges, PhD within a framework for helping adoptive parents. Live discussions Apr 11 at 11a ET with Deb Dana, LCSW and Apr 21 at 2p ET with Dr. Porges.

Trauma and addiction responses are increasing at an epidemic rate, and we desperately need a fresh approach. The Felt Sense Polyvagal Model shifts the paradigm from a pathologizing one to a strength-based one. Live discussions Apr 11 at 11a ET with Deb Dana, LCSW and Apr 21 at 2p ET with Dr. Porges.

Taught by Dr. Niki Elliott, this 20-hour certificate course explores the damaging impact of implicit bias and identity-threat on student well-being and academic performance. Through a polyvagal-informed approach utilizing mindfulness, breathwork and somatic awareness practices, participants will learn what it truly means to embody social justice and create healing learning environments for students of all ages.

This 5-hour training includes 3 hours of self-paced lectures with a 1-hour guided physical yoga practice by Dr. Arielle Schwartz, followed by a 1-hour recorded discussion between Dr. Schwartz and Dr. Porges on the application of polyvagal principles to yoga practice. Live discussions Apr 11 at 11a ET with Deb Dana, LCSW and Apr 21 at 2p ET with Dr. Porges.