29/04/2026
Lifespan Integration training is designed as a progressive learning pathway, with each level building on the last to develop confidence, clinical understanding, and fluency in the LI approach.
Level 1 — Foundations of Lifespan Integration it introduces the core principles of Lifespan Integration and the foundational timeline method.
You will learn to understand core LI concepts, use the basic timeline protocol, begin structured memory integration work, and apply LI within a trauma-informed framework
Level 2 — Deepening Skills and Clinical Application it builds on the foundations by introducing intermediate protocols and strengthening clinical confidence. This stage focuses on refining therapeutic presence, improving attunement, and expanding understanding across different client presentations.
Therapists develop the ability to work with more complex trauma, use intermediate LI protocols, support dysregulated client systems, and strengthen LI-based treatment planning
Level 3 — Working with Complex and Developmental Trauma focuses on applying LI within more complex contexts, including developmental trauma and long-standing relational patterns. Therapists explore how early attachment and developmental experiences shape present-day patterns.
Training includes working with developmental and attachment trauma, understanding long-standing nervous system patterns, integrating LI into longer-term therapy, and upporting deeper lifespan integration
Level 4 — Advanced Integration and Clinical Mastery represents advanced training, where therapists refine clinical judgment and deepen their use of LI. The focus is on integrating advanced techniques while working with subtle nervous system processes and complex dynamics.
Therapists continue developing greater fluency and flexibility with LI, advanced clinical insight, and skills for nuanced, layered presentations
The Lifespan Integration pathway supports therapists in gradually building both technical skill and clinical confidence within a trauma-informed framework.