17/11/2025
Advanced Diploma in Dynamic Psychosocialsomatic Psychotherapy (DPP)
A trauma- and polyvagal-informed neurosequential application of Interpersonal Neurobiology and Systems Biology
Duration: 12 months (Online) | Fee: €4,500
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The Advanced Diploma in DPP represents an entirely new paradigm in trauma understanding and treatment — integrating neuroscience, physiology, somatic practice, systems biology, and relational psychology into a unified model of human regulation and repair.
Trauma is not in the body — trauma is everywhere: in cells, hormones, brain circuits, the gut, muscles, and the mind. It is a systems-wide dysregulation process, altering physiology, perception, and relational functioning.
Dynamic Psychosocialsomatic Psychotherapy (DPP) equips clinicians to assess and treat trauma as a multi-systemic process — not a set of symptoms, but an adaptive reorganization across neural, autonomic, and interpersonal systems.
Graduates learn to map and transform maladaptive psychosocialsomatic attractors — the self-reinforcing physiological and relational patterns that perpetuate trauma responses — restoring flexibility, coherence, and vitality across the whole system.
Core Learning Domains:
• Polyvagal and neurosequential regulation strategies
• Interpersonal Neurobiology and co-regulation frameworks
• Somatic integration and the Cell Danger Response
• Systems biology and maladaptive attractor mapping
• Lifestyle medicine and nutritional biophysiology for trauma recovery
Who Should Apply:
Psychotherapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, counsellors, social workers, somatic practitioners, and allied health professionals working with complex trauma, psychosomatic presentations, or attachment injury.
Certification:
Graduates receive the Advanced Diploma in Trauma Studies (DPP) from the Trauma Recovery Institute, certifying advanced mastery in a systems-based, polyvagal-informed model of trauma treatment.
👉 Join a global community of clinicians pioneering the next evolution of integrative trauma therapy.