Applied Neuroplasticity Group

Now I can stand and even get my steps in while I'm in meetings! It was cheap, too - $60 for the bamboo standing desk extender with lap desk (which I remove and take into my bedroom to work comfortably while snuggling with Beastie 🐶) and $80 for the treadmill. I spend pretty much my whole day sedentary - in meetings, writing, painting - so it's nice to counteract some of that. What are you doing to get some more activity into your day? 🚶‍♀️

Most certification courses give you pre-recorded videos and practical exercises. My mentoring program and Neuropsychology for Hypnotherapists and Coaches gives you that — plus an AI tutor trained on the actual program material, so you can ask questions any time between our monthly group calls.

Self-paced doesn't mean self-taught alone anymore.

👉http://amyrosner.com/courses-mentoring

 https://www.amyrosner.com/courses-mentoring 

We’ve moved over to Google Meet for all program meetings. You can find the link in the program content and join a call right from there - or watch the latest replay. Let me know if you have any questions. 🫶

They say sitting is the new smoking, and I definitely do WAY too much sitting. So I decided to see about getting a standing desk extender to put on top of my office desk. Found this cool natural bamboo one (it also comes in black) on Amazon. The bottom level is perfect for calls when I’m sitting (so my laptop is at eye level), and when I’m standing the top is perfect for my laptop and the bottom for my iPad, which I use for session notes. The bottom part is a lap desk that I can use when I’m working in bed snuggling with Beastie. And it was only $65! I’m totally jazzed. 😃

Catherine is a financial wellness practitioner with 20+ years in consumer finance and crisis-recovery work. She blends her background in lending, debt management, and financial health building with emotional and neuroscience intelligence to help nonprofit and community leaders reduce financial stress, rebuild stability, and strengthen resilience through her Tilt Approach framework — offering warm, direct, shame-free support. You can connect with Catherine on the Associate Practitioners page of this website.

Catherine is a financial wellness practitioner with 20+ years in consumer finance and crisis-recovery work. She blends her background in lending, debt management, and financial health building with emotional and neuroscience intelligence to help nonprofit and community leaders reduce financial stress, rebuild stability, and strengthen resilience through her Tilt Approach framework — offering warm, direct, shame-free support.

This is really cool, y'all! If you have questions about the course material in the brain class, you can always bring them to the monthly group coaching calls and/or to this online community (public or private group), but now you can also ask the new AI tutor and get an immediate response from the actual course content without having to try to find the answer in the course (which module was that in, again?). And it you're about to have a session and wondering how to explain something to a client or want a quick refresher on how to diagnose the cause of an issue or what to look for to consider doing deep-brain fear reprogramming - you can get an immediate answer from the AI tutor. And it will ask you a question at the end of its answer to get you thinking more deeply about that concept.

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Need some volunteers to do some DBFR with me. It will be 3 sessions, 3 weeks in a row. So please only volunteer if your calendar is open.

This is totally different than anything Amy has taught us, so I need practice.

Come as a client, not a practitioner mind. EXCEPT - at the end of each session (briefly) and at the end of it all (about 30 minutes?) I want your honest impressions.

And at the very end if you are willing, a Google review will help.

http://www.chatwithcatherine.com and get on my calendar, then send me a note here. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

Many people don't talk about the financial trauma that goes on in the nonprofit world and how it's stacked from the personal side, their business or workplace, and the nonprofit itself.

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Leaders are throwing spaghetti at the wall due to constant re-traumatization from repeated rejections, individuals not showing up, and administrative overload.

I tried suggesting various tools in our course, and they literally give me the side eye or just admit they don't see the point.

Sorta the same response about my book. there is this mega disconnect between me really hitting on the importance of slowing down.

They can't, they don't know how to. I can relate! I was there before.

Hi, all! As this community gets up and running, I would like some feedback from you. I currently have the group set to public so everyone can post and see all posts, but I can make certain topics private if you would like that. If you have an opinion about this either way, please let me know. Thanks much, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts about this and/or anything else in our group! 😃

Welcome to the new program. The new computer program...Dr. Amy is always updating the courses , so they are always new.

I'm here making my first post and navigating the site.