Clinicians learn the techniques that reverse the impacts of stress and trauma, shift the functioning of the brain out of reactivity, contraction, dissociation into more receptivity and openness to learning, help clients once again trust other people as refuges and resources, discern options and make wise choices, and deepen the meaning and purpose in their lives.  The direct measurable outcome is resilience.

Helping clients strengthen their capacities – innate in their brains – to cope with any level of adversity – from a series of small annoyances to the troubles and tragedies that break their hearts to the utter catastrophes that change their lives forever – is at the heart of the therapeutic process.

Whether coping with small annoyances or full-blown disasters, this workshop 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.

In order to maintain your well-being in the face of life’s challenges, you need to strengthen your resilience—the learned capacity to cope quickly and skillfully with every level of adversity. Learn to rewire the brain’s automatic response patterns to stress or life challenges, reduce the impact of trauma, and cultivate a resilience mindset.

In these times of unprecedented disruption and uncertainly, clinicians need accessible, practical and effective strategies for maintaining their own clarity and well-being while helping clients recover their inner resilience.

Resilience, the capacities to cope quickly and skilfully with any crises or catastrophe, is especially needed in times of sudden transition and upheaval such as we’re experiencing with the coronavirus pandemic. This webinar will provide practitioners with the very practical tools they need to help clients manage anxiety, distress and overwhelm and to maintain their own clarity and well-being.

Registrants in the Resilience 2.0 course can meet other participants and get individual questions answered about any of the practices taught in the course.

People do learn and grow from meeting the challenges and adversities of life - from a series of small annoyances to the troubles and tragedies that break their hearts to the utter catastrophes that change their lives forever - when they have the support, resources, and skills to do so.