Polyvagal Theory in Therapy Self-Paced Training
The Science of Safety - Made Simple, Practical, and Immediately Useful
A self-paced CE training to help you understand Polyvagal Theory in a way that actually changes how you sit with clients — with concrete somatic tools to match.
This Polyvagal Theory in Therapy training will support therapists in applying a trauma-informed, polyvagal approach to navigate both personal and professional life challenges.
This self-paced asynchronous training will help students prevent professional burnout by increasing levels of self-awareness with a new perspective on personal development.
What You Will Receive
- 4 CEs
- Certificate of Completion
- Training Manual
Training Objectives:
- Gain a familiarity with the principles of polyvagal theory as it applies in a clinical therapeutic setting.
- Strengthen knowledge of trauma and its impact on the brain, systems in the body and the vagus nerve.
- Describe how trauma-informed somatic approaches can help build resilience and prevent burnout when used in both personal and professional settings.
- Define trauma and understand its impact on the brain and systems in the body
CE Details:
Becca Odom Wellness, Provider #1955, is approved as an ACE provider to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Regulatory boards are the final authority on courses accepted for continuing education credit. ACE provider approval period: 4/16/2025-4/16/2028. Social workers completing this course receive 4 Continuing Education (CE) credits.
What Therapists Are Saying
Hear what past students have said about these courses.
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"Becca's training was helpful, easy to understand, put into practice and exceeded my expectations for training." —Margie Allison
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"This course gave me practical exercises to use with clients. I've already been able to implement exercises naturally in sessions with positive client feedback." —Elena K.
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"The course provided practical strategies to help clients understand and use polyvagal strategies to better manage their emotions, behavior and understanding of what they are experiencing." —Tami L.
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"Every clinician could benefit from this course, I wish I would've had this information sooner!" —Dana M.
