Dr. Baylin continues his long-term project of developing a brain- based model of developmental trauma to help guide trauma-informed treatment.
He will present his Triple Trouble model of how extreme early life stress impacts brain development, drawing upon neuroscience 2.0 highlighting core brain networks that are under development during early childhood.
Then, in the second part of this workshop, Dr. Baylin will discuss the potential for resetting these core networks in treatment with the goal of helping children improve the functioning of their nervous systems. This will include relational processes, including how PACE “works” in brain terms, as well as potential benefits of neuromodulation processes such as low energy neurofeedback and some newer approaches to medication.
This workshop combines the content of parts one and two of earlier workshops on Triple Trouble.
Who can attend?
This workshop is available to anyone who has completed a DDP Level One training.
About Jon Baylin
Dr. Jon Baylin is a DDP Practitioner and Clinical Psychologist with 30 years of experience. He is an internationally respected speaker and author. Jon has been collaborating with Daniel Hughes for the last 15 years including co-authoring Brain-based Parenting and The Neurobiology of Attachment-Focused Therapy. Jon has been developing a brain-based model of early life adversity and attachment-focused treatment over the past 25 years. He has been conducting trainings internationally on the theme of Putting the Brain in Therapy for the past 10 years. He is glad to offer workshops for the DDP community in which he will present his latest model.
DDP in Focus: your professional development program
DDP in Focus is an online professional development and education program from DDPI Worldwide. Comprising workshops, seminars and supervision sessions, this series will help you develop and broaden your cultural competency, DDP skills and practice.
More details
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This workshop is going ahead at:
Thursday October 29, 2026 – North, Central, South America
- 3pm-6:30pm PST (San Francisco, Vancouver)
- 4pm-7:30pm CST (Mexico City, Denver)
- 6pm-9:30pm EST (New York, Toronto)
Friday October 30, 2026 – Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Asia Pacific
- 6am-9:30am SGT (Singapore)
- 7:30am-11am ACST (Darwin)
- 8am-11:30am AEST (Brisbane)
- 8:30am-12noon ACDT (Adelaide)
- 9am-12:30pm AEDT (Melbourne)
- 11am- 2:30pm NZDT (Auckland)
Booking details
To register please use the Booking Form below, don’t forget to read our Help page and Terms and Conditions. Please book a place for each attendee. The total number of places has been designed to ensure the best learning experience for the group.
Please note that this training will not be recorded. No recordings will be available after the event.
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Intersectional Inclusion tickets are to welcome people from intersections of our DDP Community. This includes but is not limited to people who self-identify as LGBTQ+, Global Majority, Physical disability / sensitivity, Neurodivergence, Low income, Adult Adoptees for example.
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