Learn how the nervous system and immune system function as a single feedback loop, how that loop drives chronic pain, chronic illness, and depression, and how to recognize when a client's presentation is immune-driven rather than purely psychological.

You'll also learn the clinical reasoning behind specific sequencing choices, so you can meet different client populations with confidence, wherever they're starting from.

We'll walk through how to apply this in session with the populations you're most likely to see, including which sequencing to reach for first, how to adapt it as a client's presentation shifts, and what to watch for when immune involvement is part of the picture.

We'll close with what the current research shows about vagus nerve stimulation.

What You'll Walk Away With

• A clear, plain-language map of the neuroimmune axis: how the nervous system and immune system communicate, and why that changes what you're looking at in session

• The research behind the link itself: what adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) studies show about early dysregulation predicting adult autoimmune disease, chronic pain, and rising inflammation over time

• The connection between vagal tone and inflammation, including recent trial evidence on HRV biofeedback and vagus nerve stimulation lowering inflammatory markers, and how to apply the same device from your first immersion through this new lens

• The clinical reasoning behind why and when you sequence regulation before education, or education before regulation, with a given client

• A practical way to distinguish an immune-driven presentation from a purely psychological one

• Why hypermobility, EDS, POTS, MCAS, and dysautonomia cluster together, and what that means for how you structure sessions with these clients

• The hidden overlap between hypermobility, connective tissue variance, and neurodivergence, and why so many of your hypermobile clients are also quietly autistic or ADHD

• Why perimenopause is now being understood as a systemic inflammatory phase, not only a hormonal one, and what that means for clients presenting with new symptoms in this stage of life

• Where chronic pain, fibromyalgia, ME/CFS, long COVID, and autoimmune flare patterns fit into the same framework

A recording will be sent to everyone who registers. If you join live, you'll also have time to bring your own case questions to the Q&A at the end.

Join us live on Tuesday, September 29 at 4:00 PM PT. Can't make it live? Register anyway, every registrant gets 7-day replay access plus the live Q&A.