CE Credits

Two-Day Format

Immersive learning designed to support depth, retention, and practical integration. All attendees also are given access to a library of demonstration videos and receive a free copy of the official NeuroTriad Model Principles and Practice: Integrating Neuroplasticity and Brain Partnership Into Clinical Care training book, available exclusively to NeuroTriad training attendees.

16 CE Credits

This Training offers 16 continuing education credits within a clinically rigorous, neuroscience-informed learning experience designed to support ethical practice, practical application, and lasting professional growth.

Conflict of Interest Statement: Dr. Kate Truitt is the owner of the Truitt Institute. She does not receive a separate stipend for this training. No other relevant financial or non-financial relationships exist that could be perceived as influencing the content of this program.

This training is co-sponsored by Clover Educational Consulting Group.

Clover Educational Consulting Group is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists and maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Day 1

Day 1 focuses on the neurobiology of survival and adaptation. Participants will explore how stress and trauma shape attention, salience, affect regulation, body-based responses, and nervous system organization.

Clinicians will be introduced to real-time state-tracking tools, psychosensory regulation strategies, attentional redirection practices, trauma encoding concepts, trauma filters, and cue-based processes for reducing distress under conditions of safety.

By the end of Day 1, participants will have a clearer understanding of how survival-based patterns form—and how to begin working with them through structured, regulation-focused interventions.

Day 2

Day 2 moves into clinical application. Participants will learn structured approaches for history-taking, case formulation, and identifying survival-linked patterns across thoughts, emotions, body sensations, and autonomic responses.

The training then advances into neuroplasticity-based protocols designed to help clients reduce distress, update rigid survival responses, strengthen adaptive states, and rehearse new patterns of safety, connection, agency, and resilience.

Participants will learn applied strategies for supporting autobiographical integration, adaptive-state strengthening, narrative updating, and future-oriented mental rehearsal—helping clients move from survival-based repetition toward greater coherence, flexibility, and empowered responding.