Workshop: The Thriving Practitioner

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The Thriving Practitioner:
Neuroeducation, Relationships & Visibility

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90-minute workshop with Jessica, Jordan and Katherine.

Your biggest challenge with Nervous System work?

Systems, structures, sequencing and frameworks.

Absorbing client distress and becoming drained.

Explaining nervous system concepts to clients.

All of the above.

Join Jessica Maguire, Jordan Dann, and Katherine Riley for an essential workshop on building a sustainable practice. Learn how to deliver neuroeducation that reduces secondary threat appraisal, deepen relational capacity with clients, and strategically grow your presence on Instagram.

You became a practitioner to help people. But building a sustainable practice requires more than clinical skills.

You need frameworks that create lasting change with clients. You need the relational capacity to hold challenging cases without burning out. And you need visibility that attracts the right people to your work.

This free 90-minute workshop brings together three experts to give you the neuroeducation, relational tools, and strategic visibility you need to build a practice that actually thrives.

Following the keynotes, join an intimate panel discussion exploring the intersection of clinical excellence, relational capacity, and strategic visibility.

This guided conversation will integrate all three perspectives, helping you see how neuroeducation, relationships, and visibility work together to create a thriving practice.

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Bring your questions about neuroeducation delivery, building relational capacity, or growing your practice through strategic visibility. Get direct answers from all three experts.

Katherine Ripley

Katherine Ripley is a licensed clinical social worker and somatic therapist based in Manhattan, NYC. With a master’s degree from NYU and three years of post-graduate training at the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy, Katherine specializes in helping individuals heal core wounds and trauma by reconnecting with the wisdom of their bodies.

Trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Katherine integrates evidence-based, body-centered approaches to support deep and lasting transformation. At the heart of her work is a simple yet powerful principle: meaningful healing begins by noticing what is happening in the body in the present moment.

Jessica Maguire

Jessica Maguire is a renowned physiotherapist and pioneering vagus nerve researcher and TEDx Speaker. As the author of the internationally acclaimed Nervous System Reset, and an international retreat facilitator, Jessica has dedicated her career to helping people break free from dysregulation.

Her teachings distill over two decades of rigorous study, groundbreaking research, and proven clinical experience into practical, actionable frameworks.

Learn directly from Jessica—the industry leader in nervous system regulation—who has guided more than 20,000 students and practitioners to regulate their nervous systems.

Jordann Dann

Jordan Dann is a psychoanalyst, traumatologist, and educator known for weaving depth psychology, attachment theory, and nervous system science into relational healing. She integrates Somatic Experiencing, Gestalt, and psychoanalytic perspectives to help individuals and couples transform unconscious patterns into conscious, embodied choice.

Jordan is the author of Somatic Therapy for Healing Trauma and co-editor of Experiential Therapies for Treating Trauma, texts that bring experiential and body-based approaches into clinical practice. Her work is grounded in the belief that experience—especially relational and somatic experience—is what reorganizes the self, a principle that also informs her course Relationship Transformation: The Art of Rupture and Repair. She teaches clinicians internationally and serves on faculty at Gestalt Associates for Psychotherapy, where she trains therapists in relational, embodied approaches to healing.