Enhance your therapeutic toolkit with interventions that bridge the latest research in neuroplasticity and trauma treatment with the deeply human experience of grief, loss, and trauma.

Traumatic grief is a far cry from what many consider "normal" grief. Its roots run deeper, its pain more piercing, and its resolution often more elusive.

From a clinical perspective, the connection between anxiety and grief makes sense. Loss reminds us of our inability to control the future, underscores our human vulnerability, and leaves us in a loop of “what ifs” – three hallmarks of anxiety.

As clinicians, it’s our role to understand and hold space for the complexity of traumatic grief - its ability to entangle itself deep within the human mind, intertwining with a client's fundamental sense of self and reality - and tailor our care accordingly.

But where do we start?

How do we help clients grappling with grief deeply entangled with trauma?

Start here, with Dr. Kate Truitt, seasoned applied neuroscientist and clinical psychologist, for a guided exploration into the science of loss, including the neurological foundations of traumatic grief that can often override healing—and then learn strategies you can use right away with clients to get them on a path toward healing and growth.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to enrich your trauma-informed therapeutic toolkit – sign up today!