Neuroplasticity in Practice: How Therapists Can Support Lasting Change in Trauma Recovery | Clinical Conversation

You care deeply about the people sitting across from you. And sometimes, despite everything you bring to the room, progress feels slow — or stuck.

The brain responds to threat in ways that are deeply patterned and persistent. Understanding how and why that happens gives you something solid to stand on as a clinician.

Join Dr. Kate Truitt, PhD for a warm, honest clinical conversation designed for therapists who want to feel more grounded and confident in their trauma work. Neuroscience translated into something you can actually use — with your real clients, in your real sessions, and space for the questions you've been sitting with.

You'll walk away knowing how to:

• Recognize what your client's nervous system needs before you push for change

• Apply the NeuroTriad Model and Brain Partnership framework with real clinical cases

• Use interoception and stress physiology as guides in the room

• Sustain yourself in this work by understanding your own nervous system too