Co-Regulation and Polyvagal Theory

This specialized course will provide Donation Advocates with essential strategies to navigate emotionally complex conversations through the principles of Co-regulation and Polyvagal Theory.

Gain actionable insights into recognizing nervous system states, creating safety and connection during high-stress interactions, and supporting families through some of their most challenging moments.

Learn about the connection between nervous system regulation, communication, and emotional processing, and what these concepts mean in the context of donation advocacy to create calm, compassionate, and effective interactions that support both families and sustainable professional practice.

Personal

Reflections

Expanded

Learning Guide

In-depth

Webinar

Guided

Journaling

Reinforced

Knowledge Checks

Essential Course Elements

Course contents

Meet the invited speaker

Nika is the Director of Behavioral Health at Seattle Roots Community Health and has spent the last eight years working with donor families and the staff who support those family conversations. She feels it's an honor and a privilege to do this incredible work and to support the team members who are committed to working with families during some of the most difficult times of their life.

Her passion is creating the best possible environment for these hard conversations, making sure that donation staff are set up for success, and helping to make these roles sustainable so that the amazing people drawn to this kind of work can continue to grow in their knowledge and experience and ultimately help more families in the future.

PO Box 1409, Erie, CO, 80516-1409
Phone number: 866-433-4276