FREE LIVE EVENT! | Dan Siegel's Mindsight in Practice: Driving Clinical Change Through Regulation, Attunement, and Integration
Decades of research point to the same conclusion: what determines whether your clients heal isn't just the model you use. It’s how you show up in the room.
Your ability to be with your client in their deepest pain, remaining grounded and present.
Your capacity to regulate as emotions run high, holding them without losing momentum.
Your attunement to what lies beneath the words, responding to move the work forward.
Your presence is what opens up the space for the work to happen. Without it, even the best techniques fall flat.
In this free 3-hour live training…
Dr. Dan Siegel will walk you through his Mindsight framework — a way of tracking what’s happening in real time – for your client, you, and the space between you …
… so you know where to focus, where to go deeper, and where to stay.
Instead of guessing or defaulting to technique, you’ll begin to notice:
- The moment you start to slip into autopilot and what’s pulling you there
- When a client is overwhelmed or shutting down, even if they’re still talking
- The way your client responds to the pacing of the session, so you know when to slow down and when to move forward
You have the instinct for this.
Mindsight turns that instinct into a deliberate clinical skill you can use in every session, regardless of your modality.
Plus, upgrade to earn CE hours.
Drawing on decades of neuroscience research and the newly revised edition of his landmark book, The Mindful Therapist, Dan will show you exactly how this works – and how to apply it immediately.
He’ll also teach you the Wheel of Awareness — a simple, repeatable practice you can use to steady your mind in minutes, stay grounded during emotionally intense sessions, and return to presence quickly when your attention drifts.
You’ll feel the shift with your very next client: sessions feel clearer, your mind settles, and you can guide the work with clarity as it unfolds.
Dan Siegel’s Mindsight in Practice
By the end of these three hours, you’ll walk away with:
- A clear understanding of why your presence changes outcomes — and what to do differently when a session feels stuck
- A moment-to-moment understanding of regulation, attunement, and integration — as they happen in session
- A framework that strengthens the approaches you already use, rather than competing with them
- Specific practices — including the Wheel of Awareness — you can use before your very next session
“So happy I came across this training, it was amazing. I never expected a free training to change the way I think.”
— Julie, Counselor
“Most enlightening workshop. I particularly liked the Wheel of Awareness and can see how this would slot comfortably into my practice.”
— Gail, Psychotherapist
“This is the best course I have attended in a very long time. I’m thrilled with this new and very applicable info.”
— Louise, Social Worker
This is what actually shapes what happens in the room.
You can learn every skill in the field. But the people who walk into your office aren’t looking for technique. They’re looking for someone who can be with them in the hardest moments of their lives — steady, attuned, fully there.
This is the training that will show you how to get there.
Dan Siegel’s Mindsight in Practice
You already know Dan’s work — even if you’ve never taken his training.
If you’ve ever talked with a client about their “window of tolerance” or thought about a session in terms of integration, you’ve been using Dan Siegel’s ideas. They’re so woven into modern therapy that many clinicians use his language without knowing where it came from.
Dr. Dan Siegel is the founder of the Mindsight Institute and founding co-director of UCLA’s Mindful Awareness Research Center, where he also served as clinical professor of psychiatry. He has been a central figure in shaping the field of interpersonal neurobiology — the framework that underpins much of how therapists understand the mind today.
An award-winning educator, Dan is the author of five New York Times bestsellers and more than fifteen other books, translated into over forty languages. As founding editor of the Norton Professional Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology, he has overseen the publication of more than one hundred books in the field he helped create.
In this training, he’s teaching from the book he wrote specifically for clinicians: the newly revised second edition of The Mindful Therapist — and showing you how to apply these ideas directly in your sessions.
An Interpersonal Neurobiology Approach to Healing and Wholeness
Dr. Dan Siegel wrote the book that changed how a generation of clinicians think about their presence in the room. Now it's back, fully revised, with fifteen years of new interpersonal neurobiology research folded in.
Inside, he maps nine domains of integration straight from the neuroscience of attunement, emotional balance, and response flexibility, the same framework behind today's training.
Real exercises. Real visuals. A working model of what mindful presence actually does in the brain and the body when itβs used in the therapy room.
Dan Siegel’s Mindsight in Practice
If you work with clients in a clinical setting and want to deepen your therapeutic presence, this training is for you. Whether you’re new to Dan Siegel’s work or have been using his frameworks for years, this training will give you practical, immediately applicable tools for every session.
This training is designed for:
- Counselors
- Social Workers
- Psychologists
- Marriage & Family Therapists
- Psychiatrists
- Other Mental Health Professionals
Dan Siegel’s Mindsight in Practice
We’re that confident you’ll find this learning experience to be all that’s promised and more than you expected.