“Nervous System Care for Lawyers and Other Helping Professionals.”
A live Learning Lab focused on practical nervous system tools for professionals working in trauma‑exposed and justice‑oriented roles.
Date: March 11, 2026
Time: 9:00 am PST/ 11:00 am CST/ 12:00 pm EST
Format: Live virtual training (recording provided)
Speakers: Remi Greenbaum, PhD and Jamie Beck, J.D.
Individual Pricing: $10 students, $25 government/nonprofit, $35 private sector
Group Rates: (up to 20 registrations): $300 government/nonprofit, $500 private sector.
Overview: Professionals working in trauma‑exposed environments are often trained to care deeply for others while overlooking the impact of chronic stress and trauma exposure on their own nervous systems. This live, non‑clinical Learning Lab offers a practical, trauma‑informed framework for understanding nervous system strain, distinguishing between activation and dysregulation, and learning simple, realistic tools to support regulation. Participants will leave with concrete strategies they can use immediately to support focus, judgment, and sustainability in high‑demand professional settings.
Who This Program Is For
This program is designed for professionals working in environments shaped by trauma, crisis, or high emotional demand, including:
Lawyers and legal professionals
Advocates and nonprofit professionals
Educators, academic professionals, and students
Clinicians, caseworkers, and other helping professionals
Anyone whose work requires sustained emotional presence, decision‑making under stress, or exposure to others’ trauma
About the Facilitators
Jamie Beck, J.D., is the founder of Justice with Humanity and an attorney with extensive experience working alongside survivors of violence, trafficking, and abuse. Her work focuses on trauma‑informed legal systems, professional sustainability, and ethical practice.
Remi Greenbaum, PhD, is a clinical psychologist who specializes in trauma and sexuality. They have worked in a variety of clinical settings, owned their own private practice, and published several papers with the Trauma Research Institute of San Diego. Dr. Greenbaum currently co-teaches a trauma-informed law course at USC's school of law and is the co-founder of RubyGreen, LLC, a coaching and consulting business.