Seminar Content

    1. Before we begin...

    2. Overview

      FREE PREVIEW

    1. Early Care

    2. The Stages of Brain Development

    1. What is the Triple Trouble Model?

    1. Question from the Audience

    1. Overview

    2. The Orienting System

    3. The Polyvagal Model and Neuroception

    4. Consciously Activating and Engaging the Amygdala

    1. Learned Helplessness

    2. Shifting from Active to Passive Coping, and the interplay between the Alarm System and the Anti-Reward System

About this course

  • $250.00
  • 25 lessons
  • 4.5 hours of video content

About Dr Jon Baylin

Jon Baylin Ph. D received his doctorate in clinical psychology from Peabody College of Vanderbilt University in 1981. He has been working in the mental health field for 35 years. For the past fifteen years, while continuing his clinical practice, he has immersed himself in the study of neurobiology and in teaching practitioners and educators about the brain. Dr. Baylin regularly collaborates with Daniel Hughes and together they co-authored the popular books, ‘Brain Based Parenting’ and ‘The Neurobiology of Attachment-focused Therapy’.

‘Triple Trouble’ refers to a child’s loss of a sense of safety, fragmentation of the sense of self, and suppression of a sense of hope for the future which result from experiences of early life adversity and/or trauma.
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Customer Feedback

“The training was fantastic. Great detail about the brain and thorough explanations about what the implications are. Learned a lot of brand new information I did not know before."  

- Psychologist

"I really enjoyed Jon’s style of presenting and the way he modelled the model by being intentional with how he described things as he did them and his regulated calm way of being. The information was incredibly useful and deepened my understanding of the brain." 

- Counsellor

"I really enjoyed his presentation and was pleased with the information handouts. The presenter was excellent and kept me engaged the entire time." 

- Resource Teacher