
Based upon an integration of attachment, affect regulation, and developmental theories, Integrative Regulation Therapy (iRT: Newton, 2009, 2013, 2017, 2020, 2021) is a neurobiological evidence-informed brain-based scaffolding developed by Dr. Newton for clinical assessment and intervention. It is designed to focus on emotional security in children, adults, couples, and families of all ages. Training includes learning how to recognize and work with:
- unhealthy entrainment patterns,
- the unique languages of the cerebral hemispheres,
- autonomic nervous system arousal ranges, and
- clinical instinct, voice prosody, affect, and gesture for a whole-body/mind clinical change.
All training includes interactive teaching using didactic, video review, experiential practice, role plays, case presentations, reflective practice and group discussion. Training is scheduled upon request and consists of two days per month for 8 months. Learning objectives for all training modules are available upon request.
Schedule of Events
- Our biological base: Attachment in children and adults
- The “experience dependent” nature of brain development
- Complex Developmental Trauma: Its impact on Life
- The instinctual guidance system: Finding the true Self
- Young adult to older adult therapies
- Dyadic and Play therapies
- Latency and teen therapies
- Groups, couples, & families
