Training & Workshops

This group is open exclusively to clinicians who have completed TIST Level 1. By joining, you’ll become part of a supportive community of professionals dedicated to deepening their understanding and application of Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST).
Each 2-hour session will be held monthly and recorded for those unable to attend live. Recordings are confidential and shared only with group members. Participants will have the option to present cases or ask clinical questions. We typically cover 4–5 cases per session, prioritizing urgent or emergency cases.

Group Options & Dates (All times in Pacific Time Zone):

Group 1
June 13 (8–10am)
August 7 (8–10am)
September 12 (8–10am)
October 31 (8–10am)
November 21 (8–10am)
December 19 (8–10am)

Group 2
June 13 (10am–12pm)
August 7 (10am–12pm)
September 12 (10am–12pm)
October 31 (10am–12pm)
November 21 (10am–12pm)
December 19 (10am–12pm)

Group 3
June 10 (3–5pm)
August 5 (3–5pm)
September 9 (3–5pm)
October 14 (3–5pm)
November 18 (3–5pm)
December 16 (3–5pm)

You’re welcome to join at any time. Enrollment is for the full series, so the tuition amount is the same whether you start at the first session or later. Email Angela at drjjfisher at gmail.com, to register for this supervision.

If you’d like to be part of the January 2026 group, simply add your name to the waitlist, and you’ll be among the first to know when registration opens.

This group is open exclusively to clinicians who have completed TIST Level 1. By joining, you’ll become part of a supportive community of professionals dedicated to deepening their understanding and application of Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST).
Each 2-hour session will be held monthly and recorded for those unable to attend live. Recordings are confidential and shared only with group members. Participants will have the option to present cases or ask clinical questions. We typically cover 4–5 cases per session, prioritizing urgent or emergency cases.

Group Options & Dates (All times in Pacific Time Zone):

Group 1
June 13 (8–10am)
August 7 (8–10am)
September 12 (8–10am)
October 31 (8–10am)
November 21 (8–10am)
December 19 (8–10am)

Group 2
June 13 (10am–12pm)
August 7 (10am–12pm)
September 12 (10am–12pm)
October 31 (10am–12pm)
November 21 (10am–12pm)
December 19 (10am–12pm)

Group 3
June 10 (3–5pm)
August 5 (3–5pm)
September 9 (3–5pm)
October 14 (3–5pm)
November 18 (3–5pm)
December 16 (3–5pm)

You’re welcome to join at any time. Enrollment is for the full series, so the tuition amount is the same whether you start at the first session or later. Email Angela at drjjfisher at gmail.com, to register for this supervision.

If you’d like to be part of the January 2026 group, simply add your name to the waitlist, and you’ll be among the first to know when registration opens.

In-Person Training in London | September 26, 2025 | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM BST

Join Janina Fisher, PhD, for a rare in-person training in London focused on helping clinicians understand and treat the exhausting effects of chronic overthinking and hypervigilance in trauma survivors. Drawing from the Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST) model, Janina will explore how rumination and self-surveillance are not cognitive flaws but protective strategies rooted in unresolved fear. Through clinical demonstrations and practical interventions, participants will learn to identify overthinking parts, stabilize internal systems, and restore somatic trust and safety.

This full-day workshop will offer a powerful blend of neurobiological insight, somatic tools, and parts-based approaches for working with clients caught in cycles of mental exhaustion and decision paralysis. Attendees will leave with concrete techniques to interrupt cognitive spirals, build internal collaboration, and support clients in moving from vigilance to presence. This live event includes lunch, participant handouts, and access to a professionally recorded version of the training. Early booking is encouraged as seating is limited.

Découvrez pour la première fois en français la formation TIST Niveau 1 avec la Dre Janina Fisher, pionnière dans le domaine du trauma complexe. Cette formation en ligne et en direct vous permettra d’acquérir les bases du Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST), un modèle novateur conçu pour aider les patients souffrant de traumatismes complexes, de comportements autodestructeurs et de troubles dissociatifs. Fondé sur la pleine conscience, la psychothérapie sensorimotrice, l’IFS et la neurobiologie du trauma, TIST propose une manière progressive, sécurisante et profondément humaine de travailler avec les parties fragmentées du soi.

Au fil de cinq modules, vous apprendrez à stabiliser les patients les plus difficiles à accompagner, à comprendre leurs comportements comme des réponses de survie, et à leur offrir un chemin vers l’auto-compassion et l’intégration. Cette approche transforme la thérapie en un espace moins menaçant pour le patient et moins épuisant pour le thérapeute. Si vous souhaitez enrichir votre pratique avec des outils concrets et efficaces pour faire face aux troubles liés au trauma, rejoignez la liste d’attente pour être informé·e de la prochaine session de formation TIST en français.

6 octobre 2025, de 18h00 à 20h00 (heure de France)
20 octobre 2025, de 18h00 à 20h00 (heure de France)
17 novembre 2025, de 17h00 à 19h00 (heure de France)
1er décembre 2025, de 17h00 à 19h00 (heure de France)
15 décembre 2025, de 17h00 à 19h00 (heure de France)

In TIST Level 2, we transition from the theory that was covered in TIST Level 1 into becoming more fluent and practiced at working with trauma, particularly complex trauma.

As we progress, you will develop the ability to be on the same wavelength as your client’s parts, allowing you to more deeply understand and communicate with them. Our work together will become more nuanced and you will have more skill in navigating interventions with even the most difficult or resistant clients.

In TIST Level 2 you will gain proficiency in:

• The Building Blocks of a Skilled TIST Therapist
• The Art of Working with Protector Parts
• The Do’s and Don’ts of TIST
• Challenges of Implementing the TIST Model with DID Clients
• Extreme Cases: Ritual Abuse, Trafficking, Sadistic and Malevolent Abuse
• Resolution of Traumatic Memory

By the end of Level 2, you will have a greater ability to use the TIST model not just intellectually, but more energetically so that your clients can feel it.

The Innovations 2025 Conference brings together leading voices in mental health from around the world to share new approaches, explore groundbreaking research, and inspire practical change. Over multiple days, attendees will hear from internationally recognized clinicians, researchers, educators, and community leaders working at the intersection of neuroscience, trauma treatment, equity, and systemic transformation.

This event offers keynote presentations, in-depth dialogues, and skills-focused workshops, giving participants tools they can apply immediately in their practice and communities. Themes include trauma and resilience across systems, equity and cultural responsiveness, emerging therapeutic technologies, and building collaborative ecosystems for lasting impact.

Whether you join in person or online, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with colleagues, expand your knowledge, and leave with renewed energy for your work.

Who Should Attend: Mental health professionals, educators, researchers, policy-makers, advocates, and anyone committed to advancing mental health care.

Join Janina Fisher and her colleagues at this inspiring and enriching event.

This group is open exclusively to clinicians who have completed TIST Level 1. By joining, you’ll become part of a supportive community of professionals dedicated to deepening their understanding and application of Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST).
Each 2-hour session will be held monthly and recorded for those unable to attend live. Recordings are confidential and shared only with group members. Participants will have the option to present cases or ask clinical questions. We typically cover 4–5 cases per session, prioritizing urgent or emergency cases.

Group Options & Dates (All times in Pacific Time Zone):

Group 1
June 13 (8–10am)
August 7 (8–10am)
September 12 (8–10am)
October 31 (8–10am)
November 21 (8–10am)
December 19 (8–10am)

Group 2
June 13 (10am–12pm)
August 7 (10am–12pm)
September 12 (10am–12pm)
October 31 (10am–12pm)
November 21 (10am–12pm)
December 19 (10am–12pm)

Group 3
June 10 (3–5pm)
August 5 (3–5pm)
September 9 (3–5pm)
October 14 (3–5pm)
November 18 (3–5pm)
December 16 (3–5pm)

You’re welcome to join at any time. Enrollment is for the full series, so the tuition amount is the same whether you start at the first session or later. Email Angela at drjjfisher at gmail.com, to register for this supervision.

If you’d like to be part of the January 2026 group, simply add your name to the waitlist, and you’ll be among the first to know when registration opens.

TIST Level 1 bietet sechs Live-Sitzungen mit Dr. Janina Fisher, die jeweils von 18:00 bis 21:00 Uhr MEZ stattfinden. Diese Fortbildung vermittelt die Grundlagen der Trauma-Informierten Stabilisierungsbehandlung (TIST), einem Modell, das auf achtsamkeitsbasierten Interventionen sowie Techniken aus der sensomotorischen Psychotherapie, Ego-State-Therapie und Internal Family Systems basiert. Kindheitstraumata, Vernachlässigung und verletzte Bindungserfahrungen hinterlassen bei den Betroffenen oft ein fragmentiertes Selbstverständnis und ein geschädigtes Nervensystem, das die Emotionsregulation beeinträchtigt. Das Training hilft Therapeut:innen, die neurobiologischen und psychologischen Auswirkungen von Traumata zu verstehen, Symptome von Fragmentierung zu erkennen und Strategien zu erlernen, um Mitgefühl, innere Kommunikation und Stabilisierung zu fördern. Teilnehmer:innen lernen, wie sie Achtsamkeit, Selbstbindungstechniken und interne Zusammenarbeit gezielt in ihre Praxis integrieren können. Dieses Training bietet eine solide Grundlage, um traumabedingte Symptome zu adressieren und effektive Behandlungsansätze für komplexe Fälle zu entwickeln.

Termine (jeweils 18:00–21:00 Uhr MEZ):
16. Oktober 2025
23. Oktober 2025
6. November 2025
5. Dezember 2025
8. Januar 2026
12. Februar 2026
(Die Sitzungen am 5. Dezember 2025 und 8. Januar 2026 beginnen um 18:15 Uhr MEZ.)

Using mindfulness-based interventions adapted from EMDR and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, this webinar will demonstrate simple, practical interventions for addressing the living legacy of effects rather than the events.  Underlying this way of working is an assumption that it is less important to know what happened than to feel that ‘it’ is over and we are finally safe.

Newer cutting-edge approaches to memory have different goals than earlier techniques.  Their goal is to reconstruct the clients’ relationship to the events so that they finally feel long ago and far away.  By addressing the effects of those events, we can help clients transform feelings of inadequacy and shame into a sense of “I survived, and I’m safe now.”

Negli ultimi 30 anni, i progressi terapeutici hanno aiutato molti clienti, ma rimane un gruppo significativo di sopravvissuti al trauma alla disperata ricerca di sollievo, per i quali gli approcci tradizionali non hanno funzionato. Spesso etichettati come “non trattabili,” questi individui ricevono diagnosi di disturbi della personalità, suicidi, autolesionismo, abuso di sostanze, disturbi alimentari o dissociazione. Questa stigmatizzazione li fa sentire emarginati e incompresi, mentre molti terapeuti si sentono sopraffatti e privi degli strumenti necessari per trattarli efficacemente.

Il modello TIST (Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment), sviluppato dalla Dr.ssa Janina Fisher, offre soluzioni a queste sfide complesse, ponendo la stabilizzazione al centro del trattamento. Fondato su principi neuroscientifici, il TIST combina interventi basati sulla mindfulness con tecniche tratte dalla psicoterapia sensomotoria, dalla terapia degli stati dell’io e dall’IFS (Internal Family Systems), per affrontare le difficoltà cliniche di pazienti con diagnosi complesse come PTSD complesso, disturbo borderline di personalità, disturbo bipolare, disturbi dissociativi, alimentari e dipendenze.

totale di 30 ore

22 Ottobre 2025 ore 17:30 / 19.30
05 Novembre 2025 ore 17:30 / 19.30
19 Novembre 2025, ore 17:30 / 19.30
03 Dicembre 2025, ore 17:30 / 19.30
17 Dicembre 2025, ore 17:30 / 19.30
07 Gennaio 2026, ore 17:30 / 19.30

Self-rejection is a survival strategy that maintains children’s attachment to abusive attachment figures by disowning themselves as “bad” or “unlovable.” This deeply painful failure of self-acceptance is adaptive in an unsafe world but results in lifelong shame and self-loathing, difficulty self-soothing, identity confusion, and complications in relationships with others.

As clients learn to relate to their overwhelming emotions and impulsive behavior as signs of these rejected traumatized parts, they develop an increased ability to observe rather than react to distressing affects and/or act out associated impulses. Using strategies inspired by Polyvagal Theory and Internal Family Systems, therapists can help clients access the therapeutic power of mindful relationships to their most deeply disowned selves.

For some trauma survivors, joy doesn’t feel safe—it feels dangerous. Success can trigger panic, intimacy can spark dissociation, and moments of pride can collapse into shame or fear. These paradoxical reactions aren’t resistance—they’re the nervous system’s learned survival strategy.

In this two-evening online workshop, internationally renowned trauma expert Dr Janina Fisher unpacks the neurobiology of “joy aversion” and shows how to work skillfully with the protective parts that reject positive emotions. Drawing on neuroscience, somatic approaches, and parts-based interventions, you’ll learn to:

• Identify when joy has become a conditioned trigger
• Recognise and engage protective parts without overwhelming the system
• Differentiate joy aversion from depression or anhedonia
• Use somatic anchoring, breathwork, and co-regulation to expand tolerance for positive affect
• Support gradual, titrated exposure to life-affirming experiences
• Help clients develop an embodied sense that it is safe to feel good

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm UK | 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm US Eastern
CPD: 6 hours | Recording included

This group is open exclusively to clinicians who have completed TIST Level 1. By joining, you’ll become part of a supportive community of professionals dedicated to deepening their understanding and application of Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST).
Each 2-hour session will be held monthly and recorded for those unable to attend live. Recordings are confidential and shared only with group members. Participants will have the option to present cases or ask clinical questions. We typically cover 4–5 cases per session, prioritizing urgent or emergency cases.

Group Options & Dates (All times in Pacific Time Zone):

Group 1
June 13 (8–10am)
August 7 (8–10am)
September 12 (8–10am)
October 31 (8–10am)
November 21 (8–10am)
December 19 (8–10am)

Group 2
June 13 (10am–12pm)
August 7 (10am–12pm)
September 12 (10am–12pm)
October 31 (10am–12pm)
November 21 (10am–12pm)
December 19 (10am–12pm)

Group 3
June 10 (3–5pm)
August 5 (3–5pm)
September 9 (3–5pm)
October 14 (3–5pm)
November 18 (3–5pm)
December 16 (3–5pm)

You’re welcome to join at any time. Enrollment is for the full series, so the tuition amount is the same whether you start at the first session or later. Email Angela at drjjfisher at gmail.com, to register for this supervision.

If you’d like to be part of the January 2026 group, simply add your name to the waitlist, and you’ll be among the first to know when registration opens.

Join Dr. Janina Fisher at the Newman 2025 Conference: Psychotrauma and Mental Health — the most important international event on clinical trauma in Latin America. This 100% online experience brings together over 20 internationally recognized experts to share the latest advances in psychotraumatology, innovative treatments, and effective strategies for complex trauma. Across three days of live presentations — with recordings included — participants will explore updated research on the brain and body’s response to trauma, gain practical therapeutic tools, and learn how to integrate approaches such as EMDR into clinical practice. Whether you are a psychologist, psychotherapist, psychiatrist, counsellor, educator, medical doctor, bodyworker, researcher, or mental health advocate, you’ll leave with evidence-based methods, fresh perspectives, and a deeper understanding of comprehensive trauma care. Featured speakers include Judith Herman, Bruce Perry, Peter Levine, Daniel Siegel, Bethany Brand, Ruth Lanius, Scott Lyons, and other global leaders dedicated to advancing trauma treatment and relieving human suffering. The conference is available in both English and Spanish, with simultaneous translation provided for all sessions.

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Únase a la Dra. Janina Fisher en la Conferencia Newman 2025: Psicotrauma y Salud Mental — el evento internacional más importante sobre trauma clínico en América Latina. Esta experiencia 100% en línea reúne a más de 20 expertos de renombre internacional para compartir los últimos avances en psicotraumatología, tratamientos innovadores y estrategias efectivas para el trauma complejo. Durante tres días de presentaciones en vivo —con grabaciones incluidas— los participantes explorarán investigaciones actualizadas sobre la respuesta del cerebro y el cuerpo al trauma, obtendrán herramientas terapéuticas prácticas y aprenderán a integrar enfoques como EMDR en la práctica clínica. Ya sea usted psicólogo, psicoterapeuta, psiquiatra, consejero, educador, médico, terapeuta corporal, investigador o defensor de la salud mental, saldrá con métodos basados en evidencia, nuevas perspectivas y una comprensión más profunda de la atención integral al trauma. Entre los ponentes destacados se encuentran Judith Herman, Bruce Perry, Peter Levine, Daniel Siegel, Bethany Brand, Ruth Lanius, Scott Lyons y otros líderes globales comprometidos con el avance del tratamiento del trauma y el alivio del sufrimiento humano. La conferencia está disponible en inglés y en español, con traducción simultánea en todas las sesiones.

This group is open exclusively to clinicians who have completed TIST Level 1. By joining, you’ll become part of a supportive community of professionals dedicated to deepening their understanding and application of Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST).
Each 2-hour session will be held monthly and recorded for those unable to attend live. Recordings are confidential and shared only with group members. Participants will have the option to present cases or ask clinical questions. We typically cover 4–5 cases per session, prioritizing urgent or emergency cases.

Group Options & Dates (All times in Pacific Time Zone):

Group 1
June 13 (8–10am)
August 7 (8–10am)
September 12 (8–10am)
October 31 (8–10am)
November 21 (8–10am)
December 19 (8–10am)

Group 2
June 13 (10am–12pm)
August 7 (10am–12pm)
September 12 (10am–12pm)
October 31 (10am–12pm)
November 21 (10am–12pm)
December 19 (10am–12pm)

Group 3
June 10 (3–5pm)
August 5 (3–5pm)
September 9 (3–5pm)
October 14 (3–5pm)
November 18 (3–5pm)
December 16 (3–5pm)

You’re welcome to join at any time. Enrollment is for the full series, so the tuition amount is the same whether you start at the first session or later. Email Angela at drjjfisher at gmail.com, to register for this supervision.

If you’d like to be part of the January 2026 group, simply add your name to the waitlist, and you’ll be among the first to know when registration opens.

This group is open exclusively to clinicians who have completed TIST Level 1. By joining, you’ll become part of a supportive community of professionals dedicated to deepening their understanding and application of Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST).
Each 2-hour session will be held monthly and recorded for those unable to attend live. Recordings are confidential and shared only with group members. Participants will have the option to present cases or ask clinical questions. We typically cover 4–5 cases per session, prioritizing urgent or emergency cases.

Group Options & Dates (All times in Pacific Time Zone):

Group 1
June 13 (8–10am)
August 7 (8–10am)
September 12 (8–10am)
October 31 (8–10am)
November 21 (8–10am)
December 19 (8–10am)

Group 2
June 13 (10am–12pm)
August 7 (10am–12pm)
September 12 (10am–12pm)
October 31 (10am–12pm)
November 21 (10am–12pm)
December 19 (10am–12pm)

Group 3
June 10 (3–5pm)
August 5 (3–5pm)
September 9 (3–5pm)
October 14 (3–5pm)
November 18 (3–5pm)
December 16 (3–5pm)

You’re welcome to join at any time. Enrollment is for the full series, so the tuition amount is the same whether you start at the first session or later. Email Angela at drjjfisher at gmail.com, to register for this supervision.

If you’d like to be part of the January 2026 group, simply add your name to the waitlist, and you’ll be among the first to know when registration opens.

Tratamiento de Estabilización Informado por el Trauma (TIST) – Nivel 1
Entrenamiento intensivo en línea en vivo con la Dra. Janina Fisher
28 y 29 de noviembre de 2025 | Organizado por Newman Institute
Incluye certificación | Interpretación simultánea al español disponible

Esta formación intensiva de dos días en vivo presenta el modelo TIST (Tratamiento de Estabilización Informado por el Trauma), desarrollado por la Dra. Janina Fisher para acompañar a clientes que enfrentan trauma complejo, desregulación emocional, disociación y conductas autodestructivas. Basado en principios neurobiológicos e influenciado por la Psicoterapia Sensoriomotriz, el modelo de Sistemas Internos Familiares (IFS) y la teoría de la disociación estructural, TIST ofrece un enfoque claro y compasivo para trabajar con síntomas difíciles—sin necesidad de revivir experiencias traumáticas.

Los participantes aprenderán a identificar partes internas impulsadas por el trauma, fomentar la seguridad y conexión internas, y aplicar estrategias somáticas y relacionales que promuevan la estabilización y el compromiso terapéutico. Esta formación pone énfasis en herramientas clínicas prácticas que pueden integrarse en distintos enfoques terapéuticos y contextos clínicos.

¿A quién está dirigida esta formación?
A profesionales de la salud mental—psicoterapeutas, psicólogos, trabajadores sociales, psiquiatras y otros clínicos—que trabajan con personas afectadas por trauma temprano, síntomas disociativos, trastornos de la personalidad o dificultades relacionadas con el uso de sustancias o la alimentación.

Detalles:
🗓 28 y 29 de noviembre de 2025 (dos días completos en vivo, modalidad online)
🌐 Incluye interpretación simultánea al español
📄 Incluye diploma de participación (válido para acceder a la certificación CPT-II)
💻 Acceso completo a las grabaciones del evento después de la formación

For children growing up in abusive or unsafe environments, invisibility can feel like the safest option. Silence, stillness, and fading into the background become survival strategies—yet as adults, these same patterns can leave people feeling voiceless, disconnected, and afraid to be seen.

In this live virtual workshop, Janina Fisher, PhD, will share how the Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST) model can help clients resolve the deep inner conflict between wanting to be visible and fearing exposure. Participants will learn practical interventions for building safety, compassion, and connection with the parts that both fear and long for visibility.

This group is open exclusively to clinicians who have completed TIST Level 1. By joining, you’ll become part of a supportive community of professionals dedicated to deepening their understanding and application of Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST).
Each 2-hour session will be held monthly and recorded for those unable to attend live. Recordings are confidential and shared only with group members. Participants will have the option to present cases or ask clinical questions. We typically cover 4–5 cases per session, prioritizing urgent or emergency cases.

Group Options & Dates (All times in Pacific Time Zone):

Group 1
June 13 (8–10am)
August 7 (8–10am)
September 12 (8–10am)
October 31 (8–10am)
November 21 (8–10am)
December 19 (8–10am)

Group 2
June 13 (10am–12pm)
August 7 (10am–12pm)
September 12 (10am–12pm)
October 31 (10am–12pm)
November 21 (10am–12pm)
December 19 (10am–12pm)

Group 3
June 10 (3–5pm)
August 5 (3–5pm)
September 9 (3–5pm)
October 14 (3–5pm)
November 18 (3–5pm)
December 16 (3–5pm)

You’re welcome to join at any time. Enrollment is for the full series, so the tuition amount is the same whether you start at the first session or later. Email Angela at drjjfisher at gmail.com, to register for this supervision.

If you’d like to be part of the January 2026 group, simply add your name to the waitlist, and you’ll be among the first to know when registration opens.

This group is open exclusively to clinicians who have completed TIST Level 1. By joining, you’ll become part of a supportive community of professionals dedicated to deepening their understanding and application of Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST).
Each 2-hour session will be held monthly and recorded for those unable to attend live. Recordings are confidential and shared only with group members. Participants will have the option to present cases or ask clinical questions. We typically cover 4–5 cases per session, prioritizing urgent or emergency cases.

Group Options & Dates (All times in Pacific Time Zone):

Group 1
June 13 (8–10am)
August 7 (8–10am)
September 12 (8–10am)
October 31 (8–10am)
November 21 (8–10am)
December 19 (8–10am)

Group 2
June 13 (10am–12pm)
August 7 (10am–12pm)
September 12 (10am–12pm)
October 31 (10am–12pm)
November 21 (10am–12pm)
December 19 (10am–12pm)

Group 3
June 10 (3–5pm)
August 5 (3–5pm)
September 9 (3–5pm)
October 14 (3–5pm)
November 18 (3–5pm)
December 16 (3–5pm)

You’re welcome to join at any time. Enrollment is for the full series, so the tuition amount is the same whether you start at the first session or later. Email Angela at drjjfisher at gmail.com, to register for this supervision.

If you’d like to be part of the January 2026 group, simply add your name to the waitlist, and you’ll be among the first to know when registration opens.

TIST Level 3 begins on January 15, 2026, and is the final step toward becoming a certified TIST therapist. Designed for practitioners who have completed Levels 1 and 2, this advanced program deepens your skills, refines your clinical practice, and prepares you for certification. You’ll gain expertise in applying the TIST method, conceptualizing cases, setting parts-focused treatment goals, and working confidently with complex trauma.

Live sessions with Dr. Janina Fisher (12 total hours):

• Thursday, January 15, 2026 – 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 5 PM BT
• Thursday, February 5, 2026 – 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 5 PM BT
• Thursday, February 26, 2026 – 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 5 PM BT
• Thursday, March 12, 2026 – 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 5 PM BT

Six supervised small-group practice sessions with Senior Facilitators (over five years of TIST experience) will be scheduled between live sessions. These groups provide a supportive space to practice techniques, receive real-time feedback, and present a written case using the TIST model.

3 Video Courses + Live Clinical Integration with Janina Fisher, PhD
Live Online Session: Monday, January 26, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM PT / 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM ET / 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM UK
CPD: 12 Hours Total (3 Video Modules + Live Session)

This dynamic training series offers a rare opportunity to transform your trauma practice from the inside out. Through three immersive video modules and a live 90-minute integration session with Janina, you’ll gain a roadmap for addressing the full spectrum of trauma responses—freeze, collapse, and fragmentation.

Whether your clients are stuck in survival mode, emotionally disengaged, or overwhelmed by traumatic memory, this programme shows you how to intervene at the nervous system level—bringing together somatic tools, parts work, and polyvagal-informed strategies.

Included Courses (available to stream immediately):
🔹 Body-Oriented Therapy for PTSD & Complex Trauma – 4 hours
🔹 New Hope for Therapy-Resistant Depression – 4 hours
🔹 “I Just Want to Get It Out!”: New Approaches to Treating Traumatic Memories – 2.5 hours
🔹 Live Integration Session with Janina Fisher – 1.5 hours (90 minutes)

The live session is your chance to bring real cases, questions, and reflections—and receive clinical guidance directly from Janina as she helps you refine what’s working, troubleshoot what’s not, and integrate all three approaches into your most complex cases

3 Video Courses + Live Clinical Integration with Janina Fisher, PhD
Live Online Session: Monday, May 18, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM PT / 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM ET / 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM UK
CPD: 21 Hours | Hosted by nscience UK

This powerful training series explores the somatic legacy of early relational wounds—and how to heal them. Combining three of Janina’s most profound video modules with a live 90-minute clinical consultation, this programme offers a rare roadmap for working with clients who long for connection but brace against it, grieve what was never given, or become destabilised by care itself.

Rather than focusing on cognitive insight alone, this series helps clinicians track and transform the protective patterns that form in the absence of secure attachment. You’ll explore grief for the intangible losses of childhood, work with the somatic fear of intimacy, and gain trauma-informed tools to rebuild trust without retraumatisation.

Included Courses (available to stream immediately):
🔷 Healing Broken Bonds: The Consequences of Traumatic Attachment – 7 hours
🔷 Grieving a Lost Childhood: Somatic Interventions for Intangible Losses – 7 hours
🔷 When Intimacy Feels Unsafe: Healing the Trauma Legacy – 6 hours
🔹 Live Integration Session with Janina Fisher – 1.5 hours (90 minutes)

During the live session, Janina will guide you through real case reflections and therapeutic challenges submitted by participants—helping you refine your approach, integrate the material across all three modules, and deepen your clinical attunement with even the most guarded or grief-stricken clients.