Cohort begins February 2, 2026!
The IPNB Approach That Allows Even Long-Stuck Couples to Build Trust, Safety, and Lasting Connection
Learn How to Move Couples from Reactive Cycles to Secure Connection
Every clinician who's sat between two partners caught in the same cycle knows how quickly the room can take over.
One minute you're tracking the dynamic… the next you're knee-deep in the content of the latest fight, trying not to referee who's right and who's wrong while the real problem keeps humming beneath the surface.
Couples therapy isn't about sorting arguments.
And it isn't always about keeping people together.
It's about seeing the relational system (how each partner regulates, reacts, and reaches) so you can guide them toward whatever path is most honest and most healing.
Dan Siegel's work helps clinicians shift from managing conflict to understanding the system driving it.
Attachment patterns and neurobiology aren't background theories; they're the architecture driving everything you see in the room.
Protest, pursuit, shutdown, escalation—none of it is random. It's the nervous system replaying what it learned long before this relationship began.
Interpersonal Neurobiology gives you the map.
It shows why some couples spin into chaos while others shut down into rigidity—signs of impaired integration, not incompatibility.
And because the brain is plastic, these patterns can change.
When partners experience attunement and safety in session, they're not just calming conflict... they're rewiring the mind-brain-relationship system itself.
Your role becomes more than a mediator. You're helping two nervous systems shift out of survival and into states of harmony and flow, whether that leads to repair or a healthy separation.
In this 2-month live cohort you'll learn:
- How to see attachment beneath behavior,
- How to work at the level of the nervous system rather than the narrative,
- And how to guide couples toward greater integration in whatever form their future takes.
When you can see the system, you can transform it.
