EEGer Proudly Presents
Trauma & The Senses Conference
Clinical Case Perspectives on Trauma and Sensory Based Therapies
Full-Day Virtual Event with Featured Guest Speakers and the Authors of Sensory Pathways to Healing from Trauma
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Join the EEGer Community for a dynamic day of learning and connection, featuring the authors of Sensory Pathways to Healing from Trauma and other leading voices in the field.
Register now to access self-paced recordings from all conference sessions including presentations, demos, and panel Q&As!
Full-Day Conference: Join Dr. Ruth Lanius and featured speakers for an immersive day exploring the brain, trauma, and emerging approaches to healing, grounded in research and clinical practice.
Clinical Relevance: Walk away with new ideas to apply immediately in your work with neurofeedback, Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR), or other trauma-informed modalities.
Flexible Access: Register to join live or watch self-paced recordings for each session. Perfect for sessions you miss live or want to revisit for deeper understanding and clinical integration.
Trauma & The Senses
Clinical Case Perspectives on Trauma and Sensory Based Therapies
Register below to access all recordings from Trauma & The Senses. Watch at your own pace, complete quizzes for CE credit, and join the conversation with our online community!
$185 | 6 CEs Available
Watch our Recent Conversation with the Authors of Sensory Pathways to Healing from Trauma
Learn MoreParticipants Who Complete This Course Are Eligible for 6 Continuing Education (CE) Credit Hours
Upon completion of this course and the provided assessments, participants will demonstrate their ability to:
Explain the interplay between bottom-up and top-down brain processes in trauma response and recovery.
Describe how sensory-based interventions can support the re-establishment of safety, self-agency, and embodied presence.
Discuss the role of interoception and its disruption in trauma, and explore strategies for restoring internal sensory awareness.
Thank You to the Sensory Quartet for Making This Event Possible!
Ruth A. Lanius, MD, PhD
Sherain Harricharan, PhD
Breanne E. Kearney, MS, MRes
