10/14/2026
What if there was a technique that could help you manage stress, de-encode traumatic memories, and build a more resilient mindset, using the neuroscience of touch?
There is. Itâs called Havening TechniquesÂŽ, a neuroscience-based approach that uses gentle hands-on, focused attention, and sensory input to help the brain process distress and build resilience.
If youâre an educator, practitioner, coach, first responder, or wellness professional, imagine adding this approach to your toolkit to support yourself and the people you serve.
My next Certified Havening TechniquesÂŽ Practitioner Training begins November 7!
Curious about the neuroscience behind it? Join me for my Introduction to Havening:
The Neuroscience of Touch on October 20 and discover what makes this approach so powerful.
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A beautiful day of sharing Havening at the Work of Fred Rogers Conference đ
Havening TechniquesÂŽ Practitioner and Trainer Hilary Russo recently had the opportunity to introduce Havening to caregivers and professionals working in early childhood education.
As Hilary shared during her presentation, Fred Rogers understood so much about safety, connection and the developing brain long before neuroscience became part of our everyday conversations.
His work continues to influence generations of caregivers, educators and helpers, making this a particularly meaningful space to share Havening TechniquesÂŽ and the role it can play in supporting emotional wellbeing and resilience.
Thank you, Hilary, for continuing to bring Havening into important conversations and communities around the world. đ