You don't know what effective CPTSD treatment requires, so every decision — which modality, which provider, what order, how long — is a guess. And guessing is expensive. In money, yes. But in years, too.
This weekend ends the guessing. Across four live training sessions, I teach you what six years of research and development taught me: how CPTSD actually resolves, what the process requires, and how to design that process around your specific life.
This is the knowledge most therapists never receive. Once you have it, you can lead your own healing, direct your existing therapy, and advocate for yourself inside any clinical relationship.
What the training covers
You may already understand your patterns better than most clinicians would. And your actual life hasn't changed, because insight gathered in sessions and books stays theoretical unless your real life is structured into the treatment itself. Life will activate your trauma patterns regardless — the conflict at work, the dating decision, the Sunday evening alone. There is no opting out of that. What your plan determines is whether those activations reinforce survival or become resolution inputs: the raw material of lasting change. In this session, you design for the second outcome.
Using Life As The Training Ground
Your current system for handling intensity is containment: feel it later, work now. It mostly holds, until it doesn't — the message you shouldn't have sent, the decision made at the worst moment, the weekend lost to shutdown. It also makes deep healing feel dangerous, because somewhere you've calculated that if you let the full charge through, you couldn't show up Monday morning. Strong emotional energies are unavoidable in CPTSD Resolution; the question is never whether they come, but what is in place to receive them. Resolution requires more than tolerating intensity. Your plan establishes the supports and conditions that let excess charge move, settle, and stop hijacking your behavior and attention so that depth stops costing you your functioning.
Working With Strong Energies
You would call yourself independent, and at work it's true. In intimacy the story changes: a delayed reply, a shift in tone, an unresolved conflict, and your whole system goes to threat — the grounded, discerning human everyone else relies on is suddenly unreachable. That is what it means for safety to be outsourced. CPTSD Resolution cannot be sustained this way, because the moment relational pressure arrives, Self Leadership cannot hold. Your plan must build an internal center of safety, one that keeps you grounded, discerning, and regulated regardless of what the other person does, so attachment threat no longer overrides your decision-making.
Establishing A Secure Internal Attachment
You can name your core beliefs with clinical precision, and they run you anyway. That is the limit of insight: you have intellectually rejected meanings that still hold operational authority, because knowing a belief is false does not reach the level where it was installed. And whatever change you have managed so far requires constant effort to maintain — vigilance, self-correction, one more system to run. Lasting change works differently. It requires the conditions for trauma-based schemas to update at the level where identity, attachment, and behavior are still being shaped. Your plan establishes those conditions, so old meanings lose authority and new ones stabilize.
Updating Your Trauma-Based Schemas
This training is designed for high-functioning survivors who already know CPTSD is at the root of what they are experiencing. You handle complex information well. You follow through when it matters, and you are self-motivated to implement without someone standing over your shoulder.
If you have ever been called controlling, you are likely to do well here. That trauma response is a distorted drive for safety through mastery, and mastery is exactly what this training puts in your hands. You have what it takes to stay devoted for two years until the result materializes.
Therapy runs on a client-for-life business model. This is a solve-one-problem-once operation.
What you receive
LIFETIME Access to Recordings
to revisit every session and insight whenever you need to reinforce learning or regain momentum.
The Expert Opinion Session: a private 60-minute 1:1 session where I bring five years of professional experience and a trusted provider network to your specific situation, so your first investments are your smartest ones.
The Good As Done Two-Year Planner, in print or electronic form, so every insight becomes a step. You complete your plan before the weekend ends, not after.
Four live 120-minute training sessions on Zoom, where the full framework is taught with your questions in the room.
Prepay. Attend. Then decide. If the workshop is not what I have promised, I refund your enrollment in full, no hard feelings. I can make this promise because after six years of research and development, I know exactly what this training delivers.
PEACE OF MIND PROMISE
A Promise That Protects Your Investment
This workshop is an educational training experience designed to help participants understand the foundations of effective CPTSD treatment planning. It is not therapy, medical advice, or a substitute for individualized mental health care. Results will vary based on each participant’s personal history, commitment, and engagement with the material. Participation in this workshop does not establish a therapist–client relationship with Tanner Wallace, PhD or CPTSD Medicine. If you are currently under the care of a licensed mental health professional, please continue that relationship while using this training as supplemental education.