Join Dr Sherrie All LIVE and ONLINE and master the
latest neuroscience and neuro-informed interventions that will help you free your clients from
trauma, anxiety, stress, and more!
Friday 26th
June, Saturday 27th June and Sunday 28th June 2026
LIVE &
Online Workshop | 17.25 CPD hours
When it comes to physical health, we know that if a bone breaks, it needs to be put in a cast, kept
immobilised, and given time to heal properly.
When it comes to mental health, it is much more difficult to identify the path to recovery.
But if you’re equipped with the most up-to-date knowledge of how the brain works
and accessible, neuro-informed treatment strategies…
… it becomes a lot easier to engage your clients and achieve rapid results!
That’s exactly what you’ll get during 18 hours of specialised, practical and
experiential training with Dr Sherrie All – clinical neuropsychologist, author and
international speaker.
Dr All will show you how to integrate the most current and effective neuroscientific and Polyvagal
theory discoveries into your clinical practice, allowing you to radically change the way you read and
treat issues of stress, anxiety, depression, addictions, trauma and more!
Neuroscience for Clinical Practice:
How to Free Your Brain from Stress, Anxiety, Trauma, Depression, and Addiction Live Online Event: Friday 26th June – Sunday
28th June 2026 Usually £469.99 Today just
£249.00 (VAT Inclusive)
— An unbelievable savings!
Registration includes 12-month access to the post-workshop recording PLUS
earn up to 17.25 CPD hours
Transform the brain’s
complexity into concrete insights and confidently incorporate these new neuroscience techniques
into your practice!
Neuroscience-based strategies to improve
self-regulation and co-regulation
Best-practice Polyvagal interventions to create
calm
Cutting-edge sensory interventions to increase the
sense of safety
What You Will Discover
By attending this online workshop, you will learn:
Neuroscience-based strategies to improve self-regulation and co-regulation
Best-practice Polyvagal interventions to create calm
Scientifically proven strategies to help clients develop greater self-regulation
Better outcomes in treating trauma, anxiety, substance abuse and more
Cutting-edge sensory interventions to increase the sense of safety
The latest ways neuroplasticity can improve client retention and engagement
And much more!
The Masterclass includes multiple spaces for experiential exercises, Q&As,
and supervision of real clinical cases. You’ll learn how to apply these learnings,
strategies, and techniques to your clinical practice!
This workshop is a must-attend for any clinician who wants to integrate the most current and
effective neuroscience into their work – LIVE and ONLINE with clinical neuropsychologist Dr
Sherrie All!
Neuroscience for Clinical Practice:
How to Free Your Brain from Stress, Anxiety, Trauma, Depression, and Addiction Live Online Event: Friday 26th June – Sunday
28th June 2026 Usually £469.99 Today just
£249.00 (VAT Inclusive)
— An unbelievable savings!
Registration includes 12-month access to the post-workshop recording PLUS
earn up to 17.25 CPD hours
Online Workshop Objectives
Over three days of live, online training, you will be able to:
Describe the general structure of the brain and nervous system
Identify at least three key brain structures involved in stress and connections
Evaluate how client psychoeducation about the nervous system can help generate their
understanding for interventions aimed at influencing nervous system reactions to stress, trauma,
and anxiety
Communicate how understanding neuroscience research and neurological processes can help mental
health professionals improve clinical outcomes
Analyse how neural pathways regulating stress and reward are related to mental health disorders
and link this information to the use of therapeutic interventions to reduce stress and manage
addiction
Specify how nonverbal communication skills can help professionals communicate with neurodiverse
populations, from trauma to dementia
Investigate how mindfulness and meditation affect the nervous system and explain how mindfulness
interventions can be used in treatment plans for depression, stress, and anxiety
Use neuroscience-based logic with exposure therapy techniques in the treatment of stress,
anxiety, and trauma
Investigate the clinical implications of Polyvagal theory and how the nervous system reacts to
social factors
Analyse the concept of neuroception and how it can impact clients’ autonomic states
Analyse the therapeutic implications of hyperarousal and hypoarousal on a client’s window
of tolerance
Assess the current state of research on the application of Polyvagal theory to mental health
treatment
Workshop Outline
(All times listed in BST)
Day 1 | Friday, 26th June 2026
— 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Journeying Through the Brain and Nervous
System: Understanding Neurophysiology to Help Your Clients
See and understand key brain structures and their function
Work top-down / bottom-up / horizontally to help tailor interventions to specific client
needs
Learn to rebalance key pathways with your own interventions: a) Pain pathway; b) Reward
pathway; c) Fear-stress pathway, including Polyvagal theory
Understanding the physiological components of “neuroception”
Activate the social engagement system for co-regulation
The Principles of Polyvagal Theory
Applied to Clinical Practice
Understanding the Autonomic Nervous System
What is Polyvagal theory?
The Polyvagal Pathway in real life
The vagus nerve and how the nervous system reacts to social factors
The complexities of the fight / flight / freeze response
Working with stress hormones: the pros and cons of cortisol and oxytocin
The Social Brain: How Therapy and
Relationships Regulate Stress
Neuroception and co-regulation, from harmonisation to attachment
Rest and digestion: the state of social engagement
Understanding the elements of the social engagement system and using them to build rapport
and heal attachment
Helping clients understand how emotions are contagious
Specify how nonverbal communication skills can help professionals communicate with
neurodiverse populations, from trauma to dementia
Activate mirror neuron systems and other connection pathways
Helping clients build stronger self-regulation
Oxytocin: why cuddles are important
Neuroplasticity and
Neurogenesis
Neuroplasticity in all its forms: beyond neurogenesis
Using the science of neuroplasticity to improve client retention and engagement
How to promote neuroplasticity in clients
Discovering the conditions for ideal neuroplasticity
Neuroplasticity in Action: Train Your Brain!
Actively engage brain structures for lasting change
Default Mode Networks (DMN) and Activity Mode Networks (TMN)
Long-term potentiation (also known as neuroplasticity at the synaptic level)
Healing Interventions: Bottom-up,
Top-down, and Horizontal
Increase your comfort and experience in integrating these interventions into your clinical practice:
Sensory awareness
Meditation and mindfulness
Body work
Unconscious and DMN
Experience and activate the direct mind-body connection
Applying a Polyvagal Lens to Movement,
Breath, and Grounding Practices
Movement to put stress at the service of nature
Peter Levine & Taylor Swift? (Shake it Off)
Imagined movement: running faster than the tiger
Diaphragmatic breathing and the vagus nerve
Non-threatening breathing exercises to control hyperventilation
Muscle tension and the vagus nerve
Research, risks and limitations of treatment
12:00 – 13:30
Workshop
13:30 – 13:45
Break
13:45 – 15:15
Workshop
15:15 – 16:00
Break
16:00 – 17:30
Workshop
17:30 – 17:45
Break
17:45 – 19:00
Workshop
Day 2 | Saturday, 27th June
2026 — 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Integrating the Brain in Trauma
Treatment
How trauma alters the nervous system
Explore techniques to calm the stress / fear pathway
Developing confidence through self-soothing methods
Promote confidence with Yoga poses
Reconsolidate implicit and explicit memories
Sensory Interventions to Increase
Perceived Safety
Creating a space for co-regulation: body, face, tone and breathing
Visual interventions: scanning for safety
Hearing interventions: Safe & Sound protocol
Tactile interventions
Integrating the Brain in the Treatment of
Anxiety
Distinguishing top-down anxiety from bottom-up anxiety
Implement effective treatments based on the source of the client’s anxiety
Effectively treating worry and Generalised Anxiety Disorder through worry exposure and
planning
Calming the limbic system from the bottom up with movement
Sleep, sleep cycles, and the role of sleep apnea in anxiety
Completing the stress cycle
Develop a relaxed / alert attention to better deal with situations
Soothing the insula through meditative sensory awareness
Deconstructing sensations with awareness
Balancing the nervous system
Explore techniques to calm the stress / fear pathway
Research, risks and limitations of treatment
12:00 – 13:30
Workshop
13:30 – 13:45
Break
13:45 – 15:15
Workshop
15:15 – 16:00
Break
16:00 – 17:30
Workshop
17:30 – 17:45
Break
17:45 – 19:00
Workshop
Day 3 | Sunday, 28th June 2026
— 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Integrating the Brain in Substance Abuse
Treatment
Brain areas involved in addictions
Reorganise the reward path
Hedonic training and neuroplasticity of the reward pathway
Addressing the habits that maintain addictions and lead to relapse
Detaching from pleasure and pain: interventions targeting the cortical pain pathway
Neurocognitive considerations in the treatment of substance abuse
Developing prefrontal connections for better judgment
Research, risks and limitations of treatment
Integrating the Brain in the Treatment of
Depression
Depressive brain patterns
Top-down, bottom-up, and horizontal interventions for depression
Biopsychosocial approach to depression
Practice the 4-step method to overcome negative autosuggestions and create positive,
helpful, and realistic paths
Behavioural interventions for depression
Developing compassion and gratitude for a better mood
Promoting joyful relationships through mirror neurons – laughing, crying, hugging
– neurochemicals, hormones and plasticity
Why Relationships Matter – mood dependence, Attachment theory, and emotionally immature
people
Choosing relationships with emotionally mature people and extricating yourself from
emotionally immature people – learning to be a master of yourself and how this relates
to Polyvagal theory
Activate an under-powered nervous system with yoga postures and energy meditations
Research, risks and limitations of treatment
12:00 – 13:30
Workshop
13:30 – 13:45
Break
13:45 – 15:15
Workshop
15:15 – 16:00
Break
16:00 – 17:30
Workshop
17:30 – 17:45
Break
17:45 – 19:00
Workshop
Neuroscience for Clinical Practice:
How to Free Your Brain from Stress, Anxiety, Trauma, Depression, and Addiction Live Online Event: Friday 26th June – Sunday
28th June 2026 Usually £469.99 Today just
£249.00 (VAT Inclusive)
— An unbelievable savings!
Registration includes 12-month access to the post-workshop recording PLUS
earn up to 17.25 CPD hours
Meet Your Workshop
Instructor
Sherrie All, PhD,is a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist who has specialised
in treating people with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, traumatic brain injury, multiple
sclerosis, and other neurological disorders for over a decade.
Dr All is the Founder and CEO of Centers for Cognitive Wellness, a
private neuropsychology practice specialising in cognitive rehabilitation and brain health.
Her evidence-based cognitive rehabilitation interventions have helped hundreds of adults with
cognitive decline improve their thinking skills, increase their functional independence, and
improve their brain health.
Dr All served as a consultant for the Mather LifeWays Institute on
Aging, helping to develop and evaluate a holistic brain fitness program. Her work with
individuals on ways to reduce their personal risk of dementia has attracted media attention,
including The New Yorker and Prevention Magazine. Dr All earned her PhD in clinical
psychology from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.
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Neuroscience for Clinical Practice:
How to Free Your Brain from Stress, Anxiety, Trauma, Depression, and Addiction Live Online Event: Friday 26th June – Sunday
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£249.00 (VAT Inclusive)
— An unbelievable savings!
