NEUROSYNQT™ CORE 9 · PROFESSIONAL CPTSD TRAINING
Complex Ptsd, Trauma and Spiritual Recovery: Neuroscience, Identity, Meaning and Integration
For practitioners working with adults impacted by childhood developmental trauma and Complex Ptsd, Core 9 places spirituality and religious experience within a trauma trained professional framework that considers their relationship with identity, meaning, belief and recovery.
Across six interconnected courses, the Core moves from neuroscience, trauma and spirituality into restoring the soul, contemplative mindfulness and prayer, and spiritual recovery, bringing developmental trauma, spiritual experience and professional practice into connected context.
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When Developmental Trauma Intersects With Spirituality, Identity and Meaning
Core 9 positions spirituality and religious experience within developmental trauma context, providing professional context for the ways trauma can intersect with identity, belief, meaning and spiritual recovery.
Build to fit your existing practice

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COMPLEMENTS EXISTING TRAINING
Designed to sit alongside your current professional approach.
BUILT FOR PRACTICE
Professional context connecting developmental trauma with spirituality, religious experience, identity, meaning and spiritual recovery.
SUPPORTS CLINICAL THINKINGAn integrated view of how developmental trauma can intersect with spiritual identity, belief systems, meaning and internal coherence.
WORK WITHIN YOUR SCOPE
Integration within existing professional role, competence and scope of practice, with recognition of cultural, theological and individual differences in spiritual and religious beliefs and practices.
Three professional resources, delivered together
Core 9 is built on a shared clinical foundation
Your enrolment includes permanent access to NeuroSynqt™ Clinical Foundations - the shared professional framework that underpins NeuroSynqt™ training.
Across eight foundational courses, the Clinical Foundations establish the neuroscience based and trauma trained framework used throughout NeuroSynqt™, providing shared professional context for developmental trauma, brain processes, trauma related responses and their wider impact on functioning.
Clinical Foundations also introduces the practical NeuroSynqt™ frameworks used to recognise current brain state, understand changes in access, support clinical decision making and bring this understanding into existing professional practice.
8 Clinical Foundations Courses ·
32 Professional Bridges · Permanent Access
Professional Application Across Core 9
01 | Spirituality, Religion and Meaning
Spirituality and religion as distinct but sometimes overlapping frameworks for belief, meaning, purpose, connection, ethical living, personal growth and relationship with the divine or a wider sense of existence.
02 | Neuroscience and Spiritual Experience
Neuroscience context for religious and spiritual experience, including research examining brain activity associated with meditation, spiritual practices and experiences of connection, orientation and transcendence.
03 | Trauma and Spiritual Restoration
Developmental trauma within the relationship between body, breath, emotional experience and spirituality, including self-awareness, mind-body connection, reflection and the personal process described within Core 9 as restoring the soul.
04 | Spiritual Identity and Growth
Spiritual identity and development within the context of meaning, connection, beliefs, worldview and personal transformation, including the continuing relationship between earlier trauma and an evolving spiritual life.
05 | Contemplative Mindfulness and Prayer
Contemplative mindfulness and prayer as practices involving reflection, focused attention, inner stillness and spiritual connection, alongside trauma related considerations including triggers, dissociation, emotional overwhelm, safety, boundaries and individual belief.
06 | Spiritual Abuse and Recovery
Spiritual abuse and recovery within religious and spiritual contexts, including manipulation, coercion, isolation, emotional and doctrinal abuse, exploitation, cultic practices and spiritual bypassing.
The Core 9 Practitioner Learning Pathway
Neuroscience, Trauma, Spirituality and Spiritual Recovery
01 + 02 | Neuroscience, Trauma and Spirituality
03 + 04 | Restoring Our Soul
05 | Contemplative Mindfulness and Prayer
06 | Spiritual Recovery
THE CLINICAL DISTINCTION
Spirituality is not separate from the wider context in which identity, meaning, belief and connection develop.
For some people, spirituality or religion can be a source of meaning and connection. For others, these same areas may also carry experiences of trauma, coercion, disruption or harm.
Spiritual Experience Within the Wider Context of Developmental Trauma
Spirituality and religion can provide important frameworks for meaning, identity, belonging and connection. Within developmental trauma and Complex Ptsd, these areas may also carry experiences that require wider professional consideration.
Practitioners may already bring knowledge of spirituality, religious experience, mindfulness, trauma or spiritual abuse.
Core 9 extends this existing knowledge into the additional developmental and psychological complexity that can arise when spiritual experience is also relevant to Complex Ptsd.
The curriculum retains important distinctions across neuroscience research, developmental trauma, spiritual and religious experience, contemplative practice and experiences of spiritual harm. These areas contribute different forms of professional information and are not treated as interchangeable explanations.
NeuroSynqt™ provides the wider Complex Ptsd framework in which these differentiated areas can be considered while respecting individual belief, culture, meaning and professional scope.
Spiritual Experience Cannot Always Be Separated From Trauma History
Spiritual and religious experience can be relevant to identity, meaning, belonging and connection while remaining highly individual in its significance and expression. Dan Siegel’s work provides a broader context for integration through differentiation and linkage, including the relationship between brain, mind and relational experience.
Within Core 9, this principle is relevant because developmental trauma, spirituality, religious experience, identity and experiences of spiritual harm can each contribute professionally relevant information without representing the same process.
Integration does not require spiritual experience to be reduced to neuroscience, trauma history or psychological explanation. Nor does the presence of developmental trauma determine the meaning, value or role of spirituality for an individual person.
Within NeuroSynqt™, integration provides an organising principle for considering differentiated developmental, psychological, neuroscience and spiritual information within a connected Complex Ptsd framework while preserving the distinctions between them.
Dr Dan Siegel
Linda Meredith
Why Trauma Trained Practice Changes what we Notice
Beyond trauma informed awareness to differentiated professional enquiry
Grounded in Research. Applied in Practice.
Bringing research and lived experience together
Core 9 brings together developmental trauma, neuroscience-related research and professional learning concerning spirituality, religion, identity, meaning and recovery. The curriculum considers research relating to brain activity associated with spiritual and contemplative practices alongside breath, trauma responses and the ways traumatic experience can intersect with spiritual beliefs and connection.
The learning extends into spiritual identity, restoring the soul, contemplative mindfulness, prayer and spiritual recovery. These areas are considered within their personal, relational, cultural and spiritual contexts, recognising that spirituality and religion can be deeply individual and cannot be reduced to neuroscience or treated as universal experiences.
The curriculum also examines spiritual abuse, manipulation, coercion, isolation, exploitation and spiritual bypassing, providing professional context for the ways religious and spiritual environments may intersect with trauma and recovery. NeuroSynqt™ brings these areas into the wider developmental trauma picture without prescribing a spiritual belief, practice or pathway.
Core 9 places spirituality and religious experience within developmental trauma context, connecting neuroscience-related research, identity, belief, meaning, spiritual disruption and recovery while retaining the individual nature of spiritual experience.
YOUR COMPLETE ONLINE LEARNING PATHWAY
Complete all your course work online
Complete the online learning
Take the knowledge test
Submit a portfolio
Earn your professional certificate
On completion receive your NeuroSynqt™ Certificate of Successful Completion, documenting your training, hours and CEUs.
✓ No live classes
✓ No travel
✓ No postal submissions
✓ No external assessment
✓ Self paced
✓ Lifetime access
One portal. Three areas of professional learning and practice support.
Your learning portal brings together three areas of NeuroSynqt™ professional education and practice resources in one place.
1. NeuroSynqt™ Clinical Foundations
Access begins with the foundational neuroscience and Complex Ptsd recovery framework for beginning to apply NeuroSynqt™ within practitioner and client work. Clinical Foundations can also be completed as Practitioner Course 1 for practitioners seeking CEUs.
2. Your selected professional education
Your chosen Core, Elective and Practitioner courses provide the professional education for your learning pathway, including assessments and practitioner integration portfolios where applicable.
3. NeuroSynqt™ Practitioner Centre
Permanent access extends your learning into practice through practitioner, client, supervision and business resources.
6 Core courses · 6 CPtsd client education ebooks · 32 Professional Bridges · Practice ready Canva templates and training · Certificate of Successful Completion ·
6 CEUs · Lifetime access
Complete this unit independently - or make it part of your wider certification pathway
This is a complete professional training unit in its own right. Successfully complete the six courses, knowledge assessments and practitioner integration portfolios to receive a Certificate of Successful Completion, documenting your professional learning hours and CEUs.
For practitioners continuing through NeuroSynqt™ professional education, this unit also contributes toward the wider certification pathway leading to the Master Practitioner of Complex Trauma (MPCT) designation.
BRIDGING NEUROSYNQT™ INTO EXISTING PRACTICE
32 Professional Bridges across established approaches and professional roles
WHO THIS TRAINING IS FOR
Suitable for practitioners across professional settings
Counsellors and psychotherapists
Psychologists and mental health professionals
Social workers & community service professionals
Mental health nurses and allied health practitioners
Relationship and marriage counsellors
Somatic, expressive and body based practitioners
EMDR, IFS and other modality trained practitioners
Trauma trained coaches within an established nonclinical scope
Students & emerging practitioners completing relevant training
Pastoral care and ministry professionals
ADHD and Autism practitioners
Professional supervisors and educators

Linda Meredith
Passionate, Innovative, and Dedicated to
Complex Trauma Recovery
An Advanced, Neuroscience Based Approach for Mental Health Professionals
NeuroSynqt™ education is peer reviewed and delivered by a Registered Training Provider.
NeuroSynqt™ education is peer reviewed and delivered by a Registered Training Provider.
Real reviews. Real professionals. Real impact.
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NeuroSynqt™ Integration and Professional Practice
NeuroSynqt™ integrates within an existing professional role and scope of practice. It is not a standalone modality and is not practised or billed as a separate service.
For regulated professionals including psychologists and counsellors, NeuroSynqt™ functions as a neuroscience-based integration approach supporting assessment, formulation, psychoeducation and integration-aligned intervention.
Sessions remain billed under existing service codes and professional designations. NeuroSynqt™ informs how the work is structured and sequenced, not what is billed.
Where practitioners are eligible to bill private health or insurance providers, billing structures remain unchanged. NeuroSynqt™ does not alter diagnostic coding, insurer eligibility or licensing requirements.
For non-regulated practitioners operating in educational or professional support roles, NeuroSynqt™ must be represented strictly within the limits of that scope.
NeuroSynqt™ is always applied within an existing scope of practice and in accordance with local regulatory and professional requirements.
