October 9–10, 2026 Training
Learning Objectives
The NeuroTriad Model: A Two-Day Clinical Training in the Applied Neurobiology of Stress, Trauma, Self-Organization, and Resilience
Day 1
Day 1 Learning Objectives
- Define the core principles of the NeuroTriad Model and its application to stress, trauma, self-organization, and resilience.
- Describe the applied neurobiology of survival responses and how stress and trauma shape perception, behavior, and relational patterns.
- Explain how survival-based learning influences clinical presentation, symptom formation, and adaptive coping strategies.
- Identify the role of nervous system regulation in supporting safety, engagement, and therapeutic change.
- Recognize how Brain Partnership informs trauma-informed clinical work by aligning interventions with the brain’s natural learning and survival systems.
- Discuss the relationship between neuroplasticity, resilience, and intentional therapeutic practice.
- Apply foundational NeuroTriad concepts to case formulation and treatment planning in clinical settings.
- Differentiate between dysregulation, protective adaptation, and growth-oriented change within a neuroscience-informed framework.
Day 2
Day 2 Learning Objectives
- Integrate NeuroTriad principles into practical clinical interventions that support regulation, meaning-making, and resilience.
- Demonstrate understanding of how to sequence interventions in ways that respect nervous system capacity and therapeutic pacing.
- Assess how trauma-informed neuroscience can guide moment-to-moment clinical decision-making across diverse client presentations.
- Use NeuroTriad-informed strategies to support self-organization, relational repair, and increased agency in treatment.
- Identify markers of readiness, overwhelm, and adaptive engagement when applying brain-based tools in clinical practice.
- Evaluate the ethical and clinical importance of accountability, consultation, and fidelity when implementing neuroscience-informed approaches.
- Translate training concepts into real-world application through reflection on case examples, clinical scenarios, and practice integration.
- Develop a next-step plan for continued learning, consultation, and application of the NeuroTriad Model in professional practice.
Training Details
This two-day clinical training takes place October 9th and 10th, 2026, and is designed for clinicians seeking a deeper, applied understanding of stress, trauma, self-organization, and resilience through the NeuroTriad Model.