Healing from Complex Ptsd
International Complex Trauma Association
Neuroscience trained education supporting adults impacted by childhood developmental trauma.
Welcome to CPtsd Education
Not just regulated. Reconnected.
Not just surviving. Integrated.
Global Accreditation: IICT
CPtsd Education is accredited by the International Institute for Complementary Therapists.
This accreditation supports global professional recognition and insurance eligibility while studying and applying NeuroSynqt™ informed education and recovery resources within appropriate scope.
For the first year of training, insurance is available at a $1 annual student rate, providing affordable global cover for the NeuroSynqt™ component of practice during study.
NeuroSynqt™ Core Principles
NeuroSynqt™ is a clinical developmental integration model developed to support adults impacted by developmental trauma through integration that respects how each individual adapted for survival.
Recovery is not uniform and cannot be standardised. Developmental trauma produces diverse patterns of organisation that require individualised pacing and clinical judgement.
These principles reflect that:
- Developmental trauma organises the brain around survival before choice and identity become internal structures.
- Developmental trauma reflects adaptive processes, not pathology, morality or motivation.
- Integration emerges as developmental capacity becomes available, not through pressure, force, or technique.
- Regulation is an outcome of integration. It is not a skill trained in isolation.
NeuroSynqt™ provides a stable clinical model that supports integration over time while allowing recovery to unfold in ways specific to each individual’s developmental history.
NeuroSynqt™ Clinical Developmental Integration Model
NeuroSynqt™ principles are shared for orientation and understanding. Application, sequencing and clinical use are taught exclusively within accredited education and supervision.
Why Reconnection and Integration Matter
Developmental trauma shapes how integration, access, and internal stability become available across the lifespan. These capacities do not emerge on demand and cannot be accelerated without risk. Sustainable recovery requires more than coping strategies or insight alone. It depends on the presence of internal conditions that allow integration to occur in the present.
When developmental trauma remains unrecognised, the brain continues to organise around survival beyond periods of actual threat.
Effective recovery therefore requires trauma trained education that supports developmental integration and stable access over time.
1 in 3 adults experienced significant childhood adversity.
High ACE scores are linked to chronic illness, mental health conditions, addiction, and relational strain.
Conventional “talk therapy” often misses the brain-body stuck in survival patterns -leaving clients trapped in repetitive symptom management for years.
CPtsd includes emotional flooding, dissociation, identity disruption, somatic symptoms, and restricted access across brain systems.
In the U.S. alone, over 700,000 children are reported as victims of abuse and neglect annually. These early relational wounds leave long-lasting imprints on the developing brain, shaping identity, safety, and the ability to connect.
Why CPtsd recovery requires integration led approaches
For practitioners and professionals, here’s what matters.

✅ Why Integration Capacity Matters
Neurodevelopmental trauma alters brain network organisation and access to functional systems. Recovery therefore requires neuroscience based approaches that are responsive to capacity, access and overall system stability rather than fixed therapeutic sequences.
NeuroSynqt™ supports practitioners to work within developmental limits by prioritising integration capacity, sequencin, and ethical pacing rather than insight driven intervention alone.
✅ For Psychologists, Coaches
✅ Experiential Learning and Developmental Sequencing
NeuroSynqt™ is grounded in developmental trauma science, neuroplasticity, relational safety, and experiential integration.
Learning is designed to build internal structure before expecting regulation, processing or behavioural change.
✅ The NeuroSynqt™ Difference
✅ Developmental Trauma Requires More Than Insight
Integration first work supports capacity before exposure and safety before depth.
✅ Stop the Stagnation
✅ Core Training Missing
Every aspect of regulation depends on integration of the brain.
Trauma Informed or Trauma Trained?
World Class CPtsd Training & Resources
Learn how to support CPtsd recovery using trauma trained education grounded in developmental integration.
CEUs are available with individual courses and the CPtsd recovery courses and certification program.
Meet Our Founder Linda Meredith
Clinical Complex Trauma Educator
Creator of NeuroSynqt™
Founder of CPtsd Education
Registered Training Provider
Why Neuroscience Trained Matters

It’s Time to Equip Yourself with the Clinical Understanding You Were Never Taught
Many professionals were trained to manage symptoms, not developmental injury.
What is often missing:
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How developmental trauma reshapes the brain
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Why survival states persist into adulthood
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How identity disruption forms
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How recovery unfolds through structure, safety, and integration
Be Ahead of the Curve
Trauma Trained. Experiential. Developmentally Informed.
Our accredited courses support:
• Clear understanding of CPtsd development
• Practical tools for dissociation, identity disruption, and emotional flooding
• Integration-led strategies that respect capacity
• Structures that support clarity, confidence, and ethical pacing
Don't just take our word for it


