Heal Yourself First:
A Free 4-Part Webinar Series

Proven Techniques to Recover from Stress and Build Resilience

Join the next live webinar August 18, 2026

Overview

Emotional dysregulation is at the root of most stress-related suffering. Learn the mind-body practices that help people move from reactivity to balance even in the most difficult circumstances.

Grounded in neuroscience and three decades of clinical practice

  1. Understand the physiological basis of emotional dysregulation
  2. Learn mind-body practices that activate the parasympathetic nervous system
  3. Explore self-compassion and awareness practices for emotional resilience
  4. Discover how to teach these tools to the people you serve

Overview

Understand the science behind mind-body medicine. Grounded in a healing model we’ve been teaching, refining and evolving for over 35 years, our training gives you the evidence-based tools to promote physiological and psychological balance.

An accessible introduction to the practice and science

  1. Discover the evidence-based tools for creating real change in your life and the lives of those you serve
  2. Explore peer-reviewed research on mind-body medicine and learn why leading clinicians are taking this approach seriously
  3. Gain new insights on how to help clients, patients, and yourself access true healing
  4. Live Q&A after training

Download the slide deck from the webinar here.

Chronic stress is the primary cause of illness, burnout, and a dysregulated nervous system. Conventional approaches treat symptoms but often don’t get to the root issue. In this session, you’ll learn to address stress at the physiological level with tools you can implement right away.

Overview

  1. Deeper understanding of the mind-body connection and stress science
  2. Understand what the traditional medical model misses
  3. Signs of mind-body syndrome, chronic pain, mystery illnesses, and PTSD
  4. Live Q&A after training
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