You know how deeply trauma impacts your client's mind, body, and emotions — and how difficult healing can be. You have clients who are constantly (and unpredictably) triggered by their traumatic ...

Drs. John and Julie Gottman, the world's leading couples research and therapist duo, developed the 10 core principles for doing effective couples therapy, which is also the basis for their bestselling ...

Trauma burns wounds deep within our clients. Shame stops them from ever finding relief. I’ve seen the same scenario play out over and over again with my clients. After living through a traumatic ...

Wouldn’t it be great if grief came wrapped up in a tidy little package? What if we could watch grief progress in a predictable, linear fashion, following set and pre-determined timelines?

There’s no such thing as an untreatable client. I believe this so strongly I’ve dedicated my entire life to trying to help them. None of our usual treatment methods work for them – and it isn't for ...

Help your clients move beyond the tyranny of their traumatic histories... Dr Laurel Parnell, world-renowned leader and innovator in the field of Eye-Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), ...

Why get certified in Shame with Janina? Shame often presents in our clients as tension, discomfort, somatic symptoms, strong emotions, anxiety, depression, PTSD, suicidal ideation, and more. It can be ...

As treating professionals, it’s no wonder we lie awake at night trying to figure out how to help our young clients. From increased depression, anxiety, worry, and ...

Leading trauma experts including Bessel van der Kolk, Janina Fisher, and more have long known that trauma is stored in the body… But… many clinicians have been ...

Discover Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR): a unique psychotherapeutic approach that effectively heals both the shock and deep, enduring emotions of trauma and attachment wounding. When clients experience ...

Science has shown us that emotions and traumas get stored in the body—not just as memories, but as bodily sensations. But while we know how important the body is in therapy, many therapists find it ...