Developmental Trauma and The Fear-Driven Brain -Applied Neuroscience to Provide Hope and Healing in Trauma Treatment - Sebern Fisher

Course Overview:

In Healing Developmental Trauma with Applied Neuroscience, expert Sebern Fisher shares groundbreaking insights into how early trauma shapes the fear-driven brain — and how modern neuroscience can lead clients toward healing. This course blends theory, case examples, and practical interventions to help therapists and clinicians transform trauma treatment.

Target Audience:

• Therapists and counselors

• Mental health professionals

• Trauma specialists

• Neurofeedback practitioners

• Coaches working with trauma survivors

What You’ll Learn:

• How developmental trauma impacts brain function and emotional regulation

• Techniques to calm the overactive fear circuits in the brain

• The critical role of neurofeedback and neuroscience in trauma recovery

• How to help clients build emotional resilience and self-awareness

• Practical tools to promote integration and healing in trauma survivors

Course Format:

• Video lectures and discussions

• Expert interviews

• Real-life clinical insights and case studies

• Actionable strategies for immediate application

Instructor:

Sebern Fisher – Renowned psychotherapist, trauma expert, and pioneer in integrating neurofeedback with psychotherapy.

Course Duration:

Approx. 4–5 hours of on-demand video content.

Benefits of the Course:

• Gain a deeper understanding of how trauma shapes the brain

• Use applied neuroscience to create effective treatment plans

• Help clients regulate emotions and overcome fear-based responses

• Learn directly from one of the leading voices in trauma treatment