TheraPeeds Continuing Education

11/07/2025

Thank you ! It has been a profound honor to serve our clinical professional colleagues for over 25 years! If you’ve ever wanted to take a TPCE course, this is the LAST CHANCE to do so. Don’t miss your opportunity to rethink how you do treatment in your practice and become a Master Clinician before the end of the year.

Dr. Harper’s nine original courses were written with care and meticulous detail to highlight the importance of brain-based intervention through her proprietary H.O.P.E. model. We are offering a 20% off closing sale on ALL courses. (Link in Bio to purchase classes)

BE SURE TO PURCHASE BY NOVEMBER 27th TO ENSURE YOUR FULL 30-DAY COURSE SUBSCRIPTION!

Course Details:
⁃ All courses include: Video modules, Course manual, live technical assistance, and more!
⁃ Designed for OTs, PTs, SLPs, COTAs, and more.
⁃ 1-day courses (approx. 6.5 hours) and 2-day courses (approx. 15 hours)

To read more about our courses and make purchases, visit: https://therapeeds.myabsorb.com/ #/catalog

11/07/2025

”To Me”: Level 1 of Awareness

You all know I’m all about leveling up our awareness in “don’t want” situations. In today’s we are talking about the very first level of awareness, which I like to call “To Me” awareness. We all start at this level, and the goal is to progress through the four levels over time as we learn and practice. Level 1 is named this because the predominant way that folks at this level of awareness process don’t want situations in life is to think, “Look what happened TO ME.”

In other words, “To Me” is the level of awareness where you’re in blame mode. To level up your awareness, the key question is to ask yourself: Who or what are you blaming? Asking yourself this allows you to take a little distance from the 'don’t want' situation. This question allows you to observe your own thoughts and emotions regarding the 'don’t want' situation.

Getting more specific, when we talk about blame, you are either blaming externally (life, the other person, God, etc.) or you are blaming internally (you blame yourself). Distinguishing who is “to blame” is important because different steps are involved in each scenario. If you are struggling to figure out which type of blaming you are doing, an easy way to figure it out is to examine how you feel about the don’t want situation. Are you judging yourself? Do you feel guilty or ashamed about what happened? That’s internal blame. And until you address that internal blame, you will remain stagnant in your work.

This is a brief video that highlights a complex topic, so please feel free to comment below with any questions.

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11/07/2025

”To Me”: Level 1 of Awareness

You all know I’m all about leveling up our awareness in “don’t want” situations. In today’s we are talking about the very first level of awareness, which I like to call “To Me” awareness. We all start at this level, and the goal is to progress through the four levels over time as we learn and practice. Level 1 is named this because the predominant way that folks at this level of awareness process don’t want situations in life is to think, “Look what happened TO ME.”

In other words, “To Me” is the level of awareness where you’re in blame mode. To level up your awareness, the key question is to ask yourself: Who or what are you blaming? Asking yourself this allows you to take a little distance from the ‘don’t want’ situation. This question allows you to observe your own thoughts and emotions regarding the ‘don’t want’ situation.

Getting more specific, when we talk about blame, you are either blaming externally (life, the other person, God, etc.) or you are blaming internally (you blame yourself). Distinguishing who is “to blame” is important because different steps are involved in each scenario. If you are struggling to figure out which type of blaming you are doing, an easy way to figure it out is to examine how you feel about the don’t want situation. Are you judging yourself? Do you feel guilty or ashamed about what happened? That’s internal blame. And until you address that internal blame, you will remain stagnant in your work.

This is a brief video that highlights a complex topic, so please feel free to comment below with any questions.

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10/31/2025

Support to change isn't always "Soft"

Today, we are going to discuss my role with clients who go through the W.A.Y. coaching process. There’s a common misconception that coaches are here to validate and agree with clients and make them “feel better.” While I do sometimes validate my clients' feelings, I do so only when necessary. Your coach is not your yes man; they are your guide through the confusing process of leveling up your awareness.

One of my favorite artists, India Arie, has a song that says, “The words that you come from your mouth, you’re the first to hear”. In other words, what you keep repeating is what you believe. My role is to show clients their limiting beliefs, the stories they are repeating to themselves, and the BS misinformation they have internalized. I am listening for areas of resistance when I’m coaching. I’m here to INTERRUPT those limiting patterns that are holding you back from change.

Research shows that we only change when we are uncomfortable. Therefore, sometimes it’s my job to challenge my clients’ beliefs. That can be an uncomfortable experience. I am not going to be soft-spoken when I see clients hurting themselves and their families by staying stuck. I am going to call out those areas of resistance. That is precisely why it’s called “doing the work”.

Breaking through old patterns is not an easy process, and it isn’t always delivered gently. Clients get angry sometimes. That is okay. Of course, when clients need to accept something difficult, I can be a gentle place of safety for them. I am here for BOTH roles- gentle AND tough. It’s all part of growth and change. Our primary goal is growth and change. I am here to stand with you and guide you through any and all emotions that show up while you are growing, changing, and expanding your awareness.

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10/31/2025

Support to change isn’t always “Soft”

Today, we are going to discuss my role with clients who go through the W.A.Y. coaching process. There’s a common misconception that coaches are here to validate and agree with clients and make them “feel better.” While I do sometimes validate my clients’ feelings, I do so only when necessary. Your coach is not your yes man; they are your guide through the confusing process of leveling up your awareness.

One of my favourite artists, , has a song that says “The words that you come from your mouth, you’re the first to hear.” In other words, what you keep repeating is what you believe. My role is to show clients their limiting beliefs, the stories they are repeating to themselves, and the BS misinformation they have internalized. I am listening for areas of resistance when I’m coaching. I’m here to INTERRUPT those limiting patterns that are holding you back from change.

Research shows that we only change when we are uncomfortable. Therefore, sometimes it’s my job to challenge my clients’ beliefs. That can be an uncomfortable experience. I am not going to be soft-spoken when I see clients hurting themselves and their families by staying stuck. I am going to call out those areas of resistance. That is precisely why it’s called “doing the work.”

Breaking through old patterns is not an easy process and it isn’t always delivered gently. Clients get angry sometimes. That is okay. Of course, when clients need to accept something difficult, I can be a gentle place of safety for them. I am here for BOTH roles- gentle AND tough. It’s all part of growth and change. Our primary goal is growth and change. I am here to stand with you and guide you through any and all emotions that show up while you are growing, changing, and expanding your awareness.

👆🏾Share Julia’s lesson on support vs. comfort by reposting this to your story.
‼️Remember, is only for entertainment and does not provide medical advice. Always consult your physician or mental health professional for guidance

Can you recognize support when it isn’t “soft”?

10/29/2025

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10/27/2025

Here’s what you’ll learn when you join the Rewiring Home Series ⬇️

1️⃣ The Science of Change: How Brains Are Built at Home
2️⃣ Screens, Stimulation & the Reward Circuit
3️⃣ AI, Comfort, and the “Easy Brain” Trap
4️⃣Parenting in Balance: Protection, Challenge, and Growth
5️⃣ Connection as the Cure
6️⃣ Integration, Practice, and Q&A Masterclass

Today is the LAST day to get Early Bird registration before class starts on Thurs. Oct 30 ⏰
There are limited spots, so don’t miss your chance! Registration link in Bio.


10/26/2025

Recently, I spoke with the of Ontario, CA. I addressed burnt-out clinicians who learned all the “tools” to best serve clients but didn’t necessarily see the results they or their clients’ families wanted. This is because most people don’t learn how crucial a child’s environment is to their brain development. Parents, YOU create that environment.

🧠Learn to make small daily tweaks that can seriously level up EVERYONE in your family’s brain health in the upcoming 6-week virtual course. If you can relate to the frustration of not having a clear path forward for your child, this course is for you. We will go over the 4 damaging factors that are sneaking into our daily lives, how to rewire our brains through consistent, small actions, and so much more starting Thursday, Oct. 30th.



Can you relate to. This experience?

10/26/2025

10/24/2025

“The Talk That Started It All”

Last week in Key Biscayne, I revealed something powerful to the audience —
In today’s fast-changing world, we’re actually using the power of neuroplasticity against ourselves.

Every moment of stress, distraction, and chaos is rewiring your brain — in the wrong direction — without you even realizing it.

But here’s the hope: you can change it. You can REWIRE your brain — and your environment — to work for you, not against you.

That’s exactly what we’ll do together in my 6-Week Rewiring Home Series, a guided journey to use the science of neuroplasticity to create calm, clarity, and connection — starting right where you live.

🚨 Class starts THIS Thursday, Oct. 30.
Enrollment is open now — and closing soon.
Don’t wait until your wiring becomes your wall.
This is your moment to rewire your home, your habits, and your life.

👉 Tap the link in bio to register now — before doors close.

10/10/2025

What do you value?

What we put attention, time, and money into is what we value. Today’s asks you to think about what you value. What is it that you’re putting your energy towards? For example, people who exercise and eat healthily clearly value their physical health. That’s wonderful! What are you doing to prioritize your mental and emotional health? Are you putting in the time, money, and effort for your inner work? Are you doing your W.A.Y. steps?

Remember, the program is called “WAY: What About You” for a reason! It is normalized to prioritize what is external: whether that be our physical self AND/OR other people (our relationships). It is totally fine to do this. However, know that if you keep devaluing your inner emotional work, you will not see any improvements in your emotional and mental health. It’s not called internal WORK just because. It takes a level of investment to grow your awareness and create a good relationship with yourself.

Again, I am not judging you if you can’t prioritize your internal self right now. There is a time and place for everything. However, I challenge those who want to commit to the WAY to truly value what this process requires by investing the time, energy, and money you have for everyone else and re-invest a portion of it into yourself. YOU are worth it.

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Do you value internal work?