Dealing effectively with the challenges and crises of life is the core of our resilience and well-being.  Developing flexible and adaptive strategies for coping with everyday disappointments and extraordinary disasters is the heart of any therapeutic process, and essential to recovering from any trauma

Helping clients develop flexible and adaptive strategies for coping with everyday disappointments, existential dread, and extraordinary disasters is the heart of the therapeutic process. Helping clients harness the brain’s processes of change to rewire coping strategies that are defensive, dysfunctional, and blocking of growth, and to encode new more flexible patterns of response, is the focus of this workshop. Cape Cod Institute

Whether coping with small annoyances or full-blown catastrophes, this daylong leads you through a step-by-step process to strengthen the response flexibility, innate in your brain and your being, that you need to find calm, clarity and courage in the midst of any adversity. (Registration opens soon)

Many practices, grounded in spiritual traditions, informed by modern neuroscience, help people cope resiliently with the trials, even tragedies, of their lives and fully recover a sense of flourishing and well-being.

Clinicians can help clients harness their innate capacities for resilience, change negative patterns that block growth, heal from toxic shame, retire the inner critic, and recover inner well-being.

Challenges and crises are part of the human condition. This daylong offers practical tools, informed by modern neuroscience, to help you become competent at dealing with any level of disruption to your well-being, from barely a wobble to the serious sorrows and struggles that break our hearts to the recovery from “too much.” (Registration opens soon)

This workshop offers practical tools informed by modern neuroscience to deal with any disruption to our coping, across the spectrum from barely a wobble, to genuine upset, to being dumped completely out of our boats.

People do learn and grow from meeting the challenges and crises of their lives when they have enough support, resources, and skills to do so.