Learn how trauma shapes the brain, body, and sensory systems, and translate neuroscience into practical clinical application.

• October 24 – November 22, 2026

• Live Online via Zoom

• 30-Hour Certificate | 18 Live Sessions | 12 CEUs Available

Join Dr. Kate Truitt alongside leading experts in trauma and neuroscience for The Embody Lab’s Applied Neuroscience for Trauma Healing Certificate.

This experiential training explores how trauma reorganizes the brain, body, and sensory self, giving practitioners a framework for understanding not only what is happening in the nervous system, but how to respond with greater precision in clinical practice.

What You'll Explore

Throughout the certificate, you'll explore:

• How trauma reorganizes brain networks and sensory processing

• The eight sensory systems as a clinical map

• Threat detection and the salience network

• Memory, emotion, shame, and dissociation

• Interoception and the bodily self

• Attachment, touch, and social engagement

• Auditory, visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive pathways

• The brain-gut connection

• Somatic, affective, and narrative integration

• Practical frameworks for translating neuroscience into clinical work

All sessions are recorded and made available in the online learning library, so participants can attend live or catch up on sessions they miss.

Ready to Join?

Deepen your understanding of the neuroscience of trauma and gain practical frameworks you can bring into your work with clients.

Trauma changes the brain, the nervous system, and the way we experience ourselves and the world around us.

Join Dr. Kate Truitt for an immersive free two-day training exploring the neuroscience of trauma recovery and posttraumatic growth. Learn practical, evidence-informed strategies to help clients move beyond survival and toward resilience, integration, and meaningful transformation.

What You'll Explore

• The neurobiology of trauma and chronic stress
• Nervous system regulation and resilience-building strategies
• Memory, emotional processing, and neuroplasticity
• Trauma-informed assessment and treatment planning
• Posttraumatic growth and identity reconstruction
• Practical tools for immediate clinical application

✓ 12 Hours of Training

✓ Certification-Eligible for Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP)

📅 November 3–4, 2026

💻 Live Online Training

Ideal For

Psychologists • Social Workers • Counselors • Marriage & Family Therapists • Psychiatrists • Psychiatric Nurses • Mental Health Professionals

Integrative Grief Counseling Certificate

Join Dr. Kate Truitt and World-Renowned Faculty for an Integrative Approach to Grief Counseling

Join Dr. Kate Truitt, Megan Devine, Dr. Scott Lyons, Dr. Albert Wong, Dr. Rachel Natvig, and Nkem Ndefo for a 12-module, 30-hour live certificate designed to help clinicians develop a more embodied, evidence-informed approach to grief counseling.

Grounded in applied neuroscience, somatic practice, attachment, ritual, and relational healing, this program offers practical frameworks and clinical tools to support individuals navigating grief and loss.

Throughout the certificate, you'll:

• Build a deeper understanding of grief through the lenses of neuroscience, the nervous system, and embodiment.

• Learn practical somatic approaches to support clients experiencing grief and loss.

• Explore the role of attachment, therapeutic relationship, and relational healing in grief work.

• Integrate ritual, meaning-making, and compassionate presence into clinical practice.

• Develop practical skills for working with complex grief presentations.

• Leave with an integrative framework you can apply confidently in your work with clients.

Designed For

• Therapists, psychologists, counselors, and social workers

• Somatic practitioners

• Trauma therapists and trauma-informed professionals

• Coaches and spiritual care providers

• Bodyworkers, yoga therapists, and movement practitioners

• Hospice, palliative care, and end-of-life professionals

• Grief support facilitators and peer support workers

• Helping professionals seeking a deeper, integrative approach to grief counseling

Whether grief is the primary focus of your practice or one of the many experiences your clients bring into the therapy room, this certificate provides a cohesive, embodied framework for supporting grief with greater confidence, compassion, and clinical depth.

The Premier Trauma
Therapy Conference

Live in Anaheim, CA, and Online

This is an invitation to deepen your clinical work with steadiness, care, and connection.

As a therapist supporting clients through trauma, you hold nervous systems shaped by loss, threat, and survival every day. Innovations 2026 was created to support you in that work by bringing together leading researchers and clinicians who translate neuroscience into approaches you can bring directly into the therapy room.

Across the conference, Dr. Kate Truitt offers neuroscience-informed teaching grounded in how the brain organizes for safety, how trauma and grief reshape neural pathways, and how regulation and resilience can be supported through applied, body-based strategies.

You can join in person in Anaheim, California, or online for four days of learning designed to support both your clinical skill and your own nervous system.

Whether you are looking for practical guidance you can use with clients right away or a space to reconnect with your work in a more resourced way, this experience was built with you in mind.

Join Dr. Kate Truitt and leading clinicians and researchers for the 2026 ADHD Conference, a three-day professional training focused on nervous system-informed, neuroaffirming approaches to ADHD treatment.

Explore the science behind regulation, executive functioning, emotional dysregulation, sensory processing, relationships, trauma, and follow-through, with practical strategies designed to translate directly into clinical work.

Dr. Kate Truitt’s Session

Interoception, State Shifts & Follow-Through: When “I Know What to Do” Is Not Enough

December 9, 2026 |→ 8:10–9:40 AM PT

Dr. Kate will introduce the NeuroTriad Model as a framework for understanding how shifts in nervous system state can influence executive functioning and follow-through.

You’ll learn how to:

• Recognize state shifts connected to procrastination, avoidance, and inconsistency

• Use interoceptive tracking to identify early nervous system changes

• Match micro-actions to a client’s current state to support task initiation

• Strengthen regulation, planning, and sustainable follow-through between sessions

Conference Registration Includes

1. Up to 30.5 CE Hours

2. 30-Day On-Demand Replay Access

3. Live Q&A

4. Downloadable Slides & Handouts

5. ADHD-CCSP Certification Education Included

Ready to Join Us?

Learn alongside Dr. Kate Truitt and other leaders in ADHD care while building practical, nervous system-informed tools you can bring back to your clinical work.

Bring the Brain Into the Room

Join Dr. Kate Truitt for the first-ever public live NeuroTriad Model Training.

• January 13–14, 2027

• 8:00 AM–4:30 PM

• The California Endowment | Los Angeles, CA

Experience two immersive days of neuroscience-informed learning designed to help you understand the brain’s response to traumatic stress and bring practical, brain-based tools into your clinical work.

What You'll Learn

• Understand traumatic stress through a brain-based lens

• Recognize nervous system patterns of threat and safety

• Apply neuroscience-informed tools in clinical practice

• Support regulation, resilience, and meaningful change

• Integrate the NeuroTriad Model into the work you already do

Learn It. Practice It. Bring It Into the Room.

This training goes beyond understanding the neuroscience.

Through experiential learning and hands-on clinical application, you’ll practice translating the science into tools you can use with the people you serve.

Join Us in Los Angeles

January 13–14, 2027 | Los Angeles, CA

Deepen your understanding of the brain. Strengthen your clinical toolkit. Bring neuroscience into the room.

Register by October 13, 2026 to get the Early Bird rate of just $295 (regularly $395)!

An Invitation to Step Away, Learn, and Reconnect

Join Dr. Kate Truitt in the red rock landscape of Sedona for an immersive four-night retreat dedicated to deepening your work with grief and traumatic loss.

From February 3–7, 2027, healing professionals will come together for an experience that brings clinical learning beyond the traditional training room. Through neuroscience-informed education, demonstrations, experiential practice, and meaningful connection, you’ll explore practical ways to support those navigating grief and traumatic loss.

Your time in Sedona will also include space to slow down and take in the surroundings, with peaceful trails, meditation areas, nourishing meals, and the natural beauty of the red rock mountains.

Use promo code TRUITT300 at checkout to receive $300 off your retreat registration.

Come Learn
With Us in Sedona!

This retreat is an opportunity to deepen your clinical knowledge while spending four days immersed in learning, reflection, and connection with fellow healing professionals.

Your All-Inclusive Retreat Experience

Your tuition includes:

• Up to 22 CE Hours

• Immersive training with Dr. Kate Truitt

• Clinical education, demonstrations, and Q&As

• Course manual and CE certificate

• Lodging with private bathrooms for the duration of your stay

• Three healthful pesco-vegetarian meals daily

• Access to meditation areas, labyrinth, lake, trails, and healing vortexes

• The opportunity to earn your Certified Advanced Grief Counseling Specialist (CAGCS) certification upon meeting certification requirements