Deborah Dana – Polyvagal Theory in Action with Deb Dana, LCSW

The Polyvagal Approach is not a method of treatment or a set of rules to be followed. It is an understanding that three things are connected. organizing principles There are many techniques and approaches that you can use to create your own method. with Choose your favorite model.

Deborah Dana – Polyvagal Theory in Action with Deb Dana, LCSW

Did you ever have a client who could outperform you?-What if they think about the trauma they have experienced? Likely you haven’t…because trauma isn’t healed through thought.

We help clients feel safe and controlled. in their daily lives – but the trauma client is often Stuck in Unregulated.

They want to be able navigate the normal, just like us. “shifting” we do in our daily life – transitioning from one state to another. Hyper to calm; irritated to relaxed; overwhelmed to feeling in control.

The words of an international trainer and author Deb Dana, LCSWThey are “longing to come into a state of regulation”.

And it’s our job to help them. It’s what we trained for, what we dreamed of doing, and where we get the deep satisfaction from the work we do.

This training can be purchased Deb This will allow you to:

• An in-depth knowledge of Polyvagal Theory – in It is simple to understand
• Practical ways of working with the autonomic nervous system that create connection and safety…through techniques she’s honed and will share with You

Download immediately Deborah Dana – Polyvagal Theory in Action with Deb Dana, LCSW

The Polyvagal Approach is not a method of treatment or a set of rules to be followed. It is an understanding that three things are connected. organizing principles There are many techniques and approaches that you can use to create your own method. with Choose your favorite model.

Your goal is to leave the training feeling inspired and ready to do something else. with A client needs a roadmap.

Every client is different, every therapist unique and each approach unique. However, we can all rely on our autonomic nervous systems and work together to make them unique. with For clinical success to occur, there must be both engagement and dysregulation.

Learning Polyvagal Theory How to use it in Your practice might be the most transformative moment of your life in Your career

This training will revolutionize your practice.