What is the neuroscience of curiosity, and when is curiosity healthy, and when is it unhealthy? Join Sarah for a 90-min webinar exploring the research into this tantalizing subject, and discover how resonance can make our expressions of curiosity more life-serving.

Does the time you spend on work slip over its edges into the rest of your life? Do you struggle to keep a foot in your personal life, and preserve time for yourself and your loved ones? Join Sarah Peyton for an 85-minute offering to shed some light on the question of work-life balance, through the lens of relational neuroscience and family constellations.

Do we actually have free will? What does brain science tell us about our possibilities to have choice? And how does the idea that free will is compromised impact our mood and motivation? Join Sarah for a 90-minute webinar about the relational neuroscience of willpower, and learn how to leverage this understanding to make our lives better.

What happens when our path leads us away from our family’s beliefs and traditions? Join Sarah Peyton for this 85-minute session to witness the way that family constellations can speak to the experience of being outside, so that we may grow up properly and still belong.

Reactive Attachment Disorder happens to us and to our brains when we experience early, repeated loss, alarmed aloneness and harm, especially in relationship with our closest people. Join Sarah Peyton for 90-minute webinar that will help you understand and differentiate reactive attachment from other effects of early trauma, and learn how resonance can hold parents and bring some ease to children.

Do you ever wonder about the twists and turns of strange fate that give us adoptive parents or stepparents, or caregivers who are not part of our birth family? Join Sarah Peyton for an 85-minute journey into claiming the unfolding of life that offers us a family, and then replaces them.

Join Sarah Peyton for a 90-min webinar which explores the brain causes and effects of dementia, what kinds of resonance are sweet for folks living with dementia, and also some resonant support for those who are caring for people living with dementia.