Professional Course in Positive Neuroplasticity (Update Live QandA) – Rick Hanson

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Help Others Beat the Brain’s Negativity Bias

The Positive Neuroplasticity Training (PNT) teaches you how to make the most of your beneficial experiences – so you can have more happiness, self-worth, resilience, and motivation.

The Professional Course (PC) is hands-on and practical, showing you how to apply these powerful methods in your work with others. It’s designed for therapists, coaches, educators, healthcare workers, mindfulness trainers, and more.

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In this experiential training, New York Times bestselling author Dr. Rick Hanson will teach you:

How to explain the science and teach the methods of Positive Neuroplasticity

How to help others have and install beneficial experiences

Practical tools to change habits and build motivation

Need Continuing Education Credits?

Mental Health Professionals Can Receive 10 CE Credits for the PNT and 9 CE Credits for the PC.

What You Get

The Professional Course is a 6-part program that you can take at your own pace, or join Dr. Hanson for 3 weeks of live Q&As, starting October 31.

The Positive Neuroplasticity Training

When you purchase the bundle, you get everything that is included in the PNT.

12+ Hours of Video Teachings

Learn how to help people have the experiences they need and long for, and heal anxiety, depression, trauma, and shame

Experiential Activities and Demonstrations

Deep, guided practices and demonstrations to practice using these methods with others

3 Live Q&A Sessions

Meet with Rick live during 3 hour-long online sessions (Recordings available if you can’t join live)

Certificate of Participation

A downloadable PDF certificate with your name

An Engaged Community

Access to a private Facebook group, and built-in discussion forums

Course Outline

WEEK 1

• Part 1: Foundational Knowledge of Positive Neuroplasticity

Understanding positive neuroplasticity
Assessing skills in explaining positive neuroplasticity
Recognizing psychological resources in oneself and others

• Part 2: The Benefits of Growing Inner Resources

Replacing feelings of deficit and disturbance with an underlying sense of fullness and balance
Understanding and explaining the value of learning how to learn
Overview of using the HEAL process with others

WEEK 2

• Part 3: Helping Others to Have Beneficial Experiences

Teaching skills for noticing beneficial experiences that people are already having
Thirteen ways to create beneficial experiences
Managing blocks to the HEAL process

• Part 4: Helping Others to Install Beneficial Experiences

Guiding others in the “Enrich” step of the HEAL process
Guiding others in the “Absorb” step of the HEAL process
Guiding others to identify and develop psychological resources matched to specific challenges or issues

WEEK 3

• Part 5: Using Positive Material to Address Negative Materials

The neuropsychological basis of associating positive and negative material
General skills for helping others link positive and negative material
Linking particular positive material to psychological wounds and deficits

• Part 6: Special Applications of the HEAL Process

Using HEAL in counseling and coaching, including with children and couples
Using HEAL for anxiety, depressed mood, addiction, and trauma
Placing the deliberate internalization of psychological resources in a societal context