The Art and Science of Polyvagal Theory

For the first time ever, we join Dr. Stephen Porges and Deb Dana, LCSW in a unique exploration of the scientific foundations of Polyvagal Theory alongside a nuanced and in-depth discussion of its clinical application.

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Course curriculum

1. Save the Date! Live Discussion: Tuesday, May 20 at 11 am ET
2. RECORDING: Live Discussion with Stephen Porges, PhD (#1)
3. RECORDING: Live Discussion with Stephen Porges, PhD (#2)
4. RECORDING: Live Discussion with Stephen Porges, PhD (January 11, 2024)
5. RECORDING: Live Discussion with Deb Dana, LCSW (March 6, 2024)
6. RECORDING: Live Discussion with Stephen Porges, PhD May 6, 2024
1. Beginning Principles
2. Discussion of Bringing the Science into a Session
1. PowerPoint Handout
1. The Social Engagement System
2. Discussion of Co-Regulation Clinical Work
1. How Trauma Retunes the Nervous System
2. Discussion of Clinical Work with a Retuned Nervous System
1. Presentation of the One Nervous System Model
2. Discussion of the One Nervous System Model
3. Discussion of Polyvagal Theory Constructs
1. The Pandemic through a Polyvagal Lens
1. Case study discussion and analysis
1. The Neurobiology of Feeling Safe
2. Polyvagal Theory: A Primer
3. Exploring The Autonomic Hierarchy
4. A Quick Look at Neuroception
5. Curious about Co-Regulation
6. The COVID-19 Pandemic Is a Paradoxical Challenge to Our Nervous System: a Polyvagal Perspective
7. Love and Fear in a Time of Trauma
1. Art and Science Post-Test
1. To Purchase Your CEs
2. Course Survey

About this course

$299.00
31 lessons

Reviews

Outstanding Course

amanda peddle

As someone who had some knowledge about the ANS but no focussed formal study route in that specific area, this has been the most amazing learning journey and...

As someone who had some knowledge about the ANS but no focussed formal study route in that specific area, this has been the most amazing learning journey and experience. I have found it empowering in supporting my current knowledge and awareness and has helped highlight further development areas. I'm looking forward to starting the Certificate in January

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Self explanatory and useful

Esther Kletter

Material presented with good clarity and sufficient, explanatory repetition to foster a sense of beginning mastery of the concepts

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discussion of polyvagal theory constructs

Caroline Zagel45

Good

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