REGULATION MATTERS: POLYVAGAL THEORY, INTEROCEPTION AND EMOTIONAL INTEGRATION - with Kim Barthel OTR
Beyond the Buzzword: A Deep Dive into True Regulation
📅 Date: March 5-7, 2026
📍 Location: Novotel Perth Langley, 221 Adelaide Terrace, Perth WA 6000
💰 Early Bird Rate: $1,195.00 (ends 31st October)
💰 Regular Rate: $1,395.00
"Regulation" is a widely recognised term in clinical and educational circles—but what does true regulation entail? Join internationally acclaimed therapist Kim Barthel for a profound, three-day immersive workshop live in Perth. This intensive training illuminates the science and practical applications of regulation, exploring the intersections of Polyvagal Theory, interoception, emotional integration, and the therapeutic use of self.
Participants will gain practical tools and reflective opportunities designed to enhance co-regulation, relationships, resilience, and functional outcomes for diverse populations, including neurodiverse individuals and those affected by trauma.
Key Learning Outcomes:
Explain the neurobiology of regulation and understand its impact across behavioural and emotional contexts.
Apply Polyvagal Theory through relationally-attuned, practical interventions.
Implement adaptable Polyvagal-informed strategies to foster regulation and co-regulation.
Understand interoception and its foundational role in emotional and physiological regulation.
Integrate sensation, cognition, and emotion to develop embodied and sustainable regulation strategies.
Bridge theory to practice using interoceptive-informed strategies through reflective practice and attuned therapeutic presence.
Workshop Schedule:
📌 March 5: The Neurobiology of Regulation
📌 March 6: Polyvagal-Informed Interventions
📌 March 7 (morning): The Neurobiology of Interoception
📌 March 7 (afternoon): Interoception & Regulation – Integrating Therapeutic Use of Self
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is ideal for:
Clinicians from all disciplines
Educators and allied health professionals
Practitioners working with neurodiverse and trauma-affected individuals
Whether you're new to these concepts or looking to deepen your practice, this workshop offers a grounded, relational, and person-centred approach to regulation.
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