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Have you wondered about family constellations and what neuroscience has to offer as we support movement and healing as facilitators? Join Sarah Peyton for a brief overview of the role of dopamine, learn how to utilize the hero’s journey in constellation work, and explore an illustrative constellation exploring these elements. Constellation beginners are welcome!

Are you skeptical that learning about brain anatomy could help resolve traumatic upset and lack of closeness in our relationships? Well, it's true! This 2-for-1 event (sign-up with a friend FOR FREE!) will help participants begin to transform the contracts and static patterns that prevent growth and movement in our closest relationships.

Do you have years-old resentments and anger toward others that you’ve never been able to let go? Are you astonished at the staying power of resentment, and how impossible forgiveness sometimes feels? Please consider joining Sarah Peyton online for a free process work exploration, to discover new neurobiology-informed process work that can help us transform blame.

When a client brings a question connected with healing from contempt, the entire system is often immobilized in ways that are difficult to bring movement to. Join Sarah for a brief overview of the neuroscience of contempt and participate in an experiential constellation where we learn how we might support the movement from contempt into self-compassion.

This group is for practitioners who are interested in receiving supervision support about how to integrate resonant language, relational neuroscience, and constellations into 1-1 sessions, teaching, and group work.

The question of free will versus fate has been of interest to humans for as long as we’ve been able to track our thought. It is also of interest in our constellation work. Join Sarah for a brief overview of this topic, followed by an illustrative constellation using these themes.

One of the organizing systems in the Global North is a prioritization of white bodied people. Join Sarah to explore the neuroscience research around privilege, defensiveness, and what often occurs when we combine access to dominance (privilege) with nervous system disregulation.

Part of a year-long masterclass, this stand-alone 5-day online constellations retreat with Sarah Peyton is an opportunity to take a deep dive into boundaries and how they impact our relationships with others and ourselves. Where do we start and stop? What belongs to us and what belongs to others? We discover our edges through relationship. To know ourselves, we know our “no’s,” and we know our “yes’es,” and it means we know our own edges. Join Sarah to explore the interpersonal neurobiology of boundaries and how to use constellations to explore and heal and support others.

Looking to level up your communication skills? Join us for the 14th Annual NVC Conference hosted online for the second time by the NVC Academy, the online classroom for learning NVC concepts. This is a full weekend of enriching workshops with trainers from across the world.

This year's conference will be held online via Zoom so you can attend, learn, and practice from the safety and comfort of your home.
Come make some new friends, expand your support system, and gain NVC skills for every area of your life.

Join Sarah Peyton for a two hour exploration of how we can use our NVC skills and our knowledge of relational neuroscience to heal ourselves of shame and the pain that comes with it.

Have you wondered how family constellations might help us repair attachment wounds and blocks in the flow of resource from past generations to future generations, and from parent to child? Join Sarah for an overview of the neuroscience of the prefrontal cortex and amygdala, followed by an illustrative constellation using these elements to see how the blocked flow of love can be healed and made flowing through resonant healing and attention.

Have you heard the term ‘gaslighting’ — when someone creates alternate reality within which we feel crazy, and causes us to doubt our own sanity? Learn about what’s happening in the brains of both parties of gaslighting, and what steps we might take for recovery.