Wellbeing 2.0: Making Peace With Your Nervous System
Wellbeing 2.0: Making Peace With Your Nervous System
In this course, Dr. Chad Luke & Logan Miles explain how therapists and clients can build a more trusting relationship with the nervous system by slowing down experience, listening without judgment, and finding practical moments of agency – so wellbeing becomes less about fixing and more about making peace with what is already present.
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This course is the second of two courses on this topic by Dr. Chad Luke & Logan Miles. The first course is titled <em><a target="_blank" href="/catalogue/courses/wellbeing-20-getting-to-know-your-nervous-system">Wellbeing 2.0: Getting To Know Your Nervous System.</a></em>
About this course
In this course, counsellor-educator and neuroscience integration researcher Dr. Chad Luke & mindfulness educator & counsellor Logan Miles introduce a neuroscience-integrated, relationship-centred framework for “making peace” with the nervous system. <br><br>
Building on a focus on inherited inputs, this session maps five output dimensions – cognition, emotion, behaviour, relating, and experiencing – and shows how these outputs can become new inputs in self-reinforcing cycles. Clinicians learn practical, trans-theoretical ways to notice patterns such as predictive threat processing, emotion-as-signal versus emotion-as-problem, impulse-to-action tipping points, and relational “phantoms” that shape the therapy room. The result is a grounded approach that strengthens therapeutic presence, supports client agency, and reduces the pressure to “fix” experience in favour of compassionate, workable change.
<br><br>This course is the second of two courses on this topic by Dr. Chad Luke & Logan Miles. The first course is titled <em><a target="_blank" href="/catalogue/courses/wellbeing-20-getting-to-know-your-nervous-system">Wellbeing 2.0: Getting To Know Your Nervous System.</a></em>.