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WebinarSSPAutonomic Nervous SystemPolyvagal Theory

Live Webinar: Applying Polyvagal Theory in Your Coaching Practice

July 8 @ 1 p.m. ET
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Featuring expert speakers:
Michael Allison

Understanding the nervous system can be a game-changer for client progress. In this webinar, Applying Polyvagal Theory in Your Coaching Practice, coach and educator Michael Allison will explore how you can enhance your coaching approach with Polyvagal Theory to help clients achieve their goals. Plus, learn how the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) can support your coaching playbook and deepen the impact of your work. 

Utilizing Polyvagal Theory as a coach can: 

  • Provide context for your clients as they understand their own habits.
  • Allow your clients to access trust within themselves and others. 
  • Give your clients a portal into their own body, supporting the development of new habits, increased performance and aspirations. 

Michael Allison is a coach, performance consultant, educator and author who applies Polyvagal Theory to optimize health, resilience and excellence under pressure. He works with pro athletes, executives and creatives, and will share a client story to exemplify this framework through a real-life example.

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Michael Allison

Michael Allison is a performance consultant, educator, and author who applies Polyvagal Theory to optimize health, resilience, and excellence under pressure. He trains elite performers—including pro athletes, executives, and creatives—and has worked with leaders from the NBA, ATP, WTA, FIFA, and MLB.

Michael is the developer of the Play Zone methodology, endorsed by Dr. Stephen Porges, and has certified hundreds of global coaches through his accredited programs. He writes the Pressure Paradox column for Psychology Today, is co-author of Polyvagal Parenting (New Harbinger, 2025), and author of chapters in Norton’s Polyvagal Perspectives, and Somatic Oriented Therapies, and Routledge’s Treatments in Creative & Expressive Arts Therapies.

A sought-after speaker and educational partner with the Polyvagal Institute, Michael brings cutting-edge neuroscience into real-world performance settings—from Harvard Business School to Oxford University.

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