2026–2027 Workshops

Neuroscience continuing education and physiological training for coaches, clinicians, and human-centered professionals.

NeuraLight Independent

NeuraLight Independent Programs

Developed and run directly through NeuraLight Consulting, independent of any institutional partner.

Inquire — Jan 2027

The Embodied Coach: Physiological Foundations of Presence and Practice

10 Weeks25 Contact HoursVirtual, Live SynchronousICF: 19 CC + 6 RD Hours

A 10-week program in the physiology of coaching presence — the coach's own nervous system, co-regulation and trust, the neuroscience of insight, allostatic load and sustainable change, and ethical practice and scope.

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William James College · Continuing Education

WJC Continuing Education — via NeuraLight

Offered through William James College's Department of Continuing Education, developed and delivered by NeuraLight Consulting.

Confirmed — Nov 3, 2026

NeuroBiology of Stress and Well-Being for Human-Centered Practice

9:00 AM–4:30 PM ET6.0 CE HoursVirtual

A one-day deep dive into the biology of stress and recovery — the HPA axis, allostatic load, and heart rate variability — closing with a shorter module on well-being, awe, and flourishing.

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Fall 2026 — Dates TBD

Brain-Based Confidence: Neuroscience and Research Literacy for Human-Centered Practice

Two-DayVirtual

Day 1 covers a neuroscience literacy deep dive — HPA axis pulsatility, cortisol:DHEA ratio, allostatic load, arousal, and interoception. Day 2 covers research literacy and wearables, closing with a shorter session on coaching scope and ethics.

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Past Workshops

A record of completed continuing education programs.

The Neuroscience of Imposter Syndrome: Ancient Circuits, Modern Doubts

The William James College, Dept. of CEApril 16, 20269:00 AM–4:30 PM ET6 CE Credits$175Online via Zoom

Imposter syndrome is not personal failure. It is a human phenomenon born of ancient neurobiology built for survival — not our complex, modern network of pressures. This workshop maps how inherited threat and stress processes interact with contemporary social dynamics to create fertile ground for self-doubt, why common cognitive tools often fall short, and the foundational, psychophysiological mechanisms that support more durable, brain-based neuroplastic change.

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The Neuroscience of Leadership: Four Essential Brain Systems Every Human-Centered Leader Should Know

The William James College, Dept. of CENovember 12, 20259:00 AM–4:30 PM ET6 CE Credits$175Online via Zoom

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