Training & Workshops

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.

Join Janina Fisher, PhD, for a rare live online training exploring how chronic overthinking and relentless vigilance are not signs of weakness but deeply protective strategies rooted in unresolved fear. Drawing from her Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST) model, Janina will show how rumination, self-surveillance, and mental rehearsals of danger emerge when the body no longer feels safe enough to rest. Through clinical demonstrations and practical interventions, participants will learn to identify overthinking parts, stabilize these internal protectors, and foster somatic trust and safety.

Across two interactive sessions, this training will blend neurobiological insights, mindfulness-based tools, and parts work to help clinicians engage clients caught in cycles of mental exhaustion and decision paralysis. Attendees will gain concrete techniques to interrupt cognitive spirals, validate protective patterns, and support clients in moving from vigilance to presence.

This event includes participant handouts and access to the professionally recorded version of the training (with extended access options available). Early booking is encouraged.

10 & 11 December 2025
6:00 – 9:00 pm London | 1:00 – 4:00 pm New York
Online 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.

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 [email protected], 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

January 23 (8am – 10am PT)

February 20 (8am – 10am PT)

March 27 (8am – 10am PT)

April 17 (8am – 10am PT)

May 15 (8am – 10am PT)

Group 2

January 23 (10am–12pm)

February 20 (10am–12pm)

March 27 (10am–12pm)

April 17 (10am–12pm)

May 15 (10am–12pm)

Group 3

January 13 (3–5pm)

February 10 (3–5pm)

March 10 (3–5pm)

April 7 (3–5pm)

May 12 (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 [email protected], to register for this supervision.

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.

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

January 23 (8am – 10am PT)

February 20 (8am – 10am PT)

March 27 (8am – 10am PT)

April 17 (8am – 10am PT)

May 15 (8am – 10am PT)

Group 2

January 23 (10am–12pm)

February 20 (10am–12pm)

March 27 (10am–12pm)

April 17 (10am–12pm)

May 15 (10am–12pm)

Group 3

January 13 (3–5pm)

February 10 (3–5pm)

March 10 (3–5pm)

April 7 (3–5pm)

May 12 (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 [email protected], to register for this supervision.

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.