Utah Therapists: Earn 22 CEUs in Trauma Reprocessing This August and September

If you are a licensed mental health therapist in Utah looking for trauma training that goes beyond talk therapy, NeuroNarrative Reprocessing Therapy® (NNRT) may be exactly what you have been searching for. Our August and September 2026 clinician trainings are now open — and seats are filling fast.

What Is NNRT?

NeuroNarrative Reprocessing Therapy® (NNRT) is a structured, relational, and nervous-system informed trauma reprocessing modality developed by Reta Whalen, LCSW, in Logan, Utah. NNRT integrates four core components into one cohesive trauma treatment protocol:

• Narrative activation — helping clients access and articulate the traumatic material

• Somatic tracking — following the body's response in real time

• Bilateral stimulation — using rhythmic left-right input to support natural trauma processing

• Relational co-regulation — the therapeutic relationship as a vehicle for nervous system safety

The result is a trauma modality that is structured enough to be consistent across clients and flexible enough to meet each person exactly where they are.

How NNRT Helps Trauma Clients

Traditional talk therapy can leave trauma clients feeling stuck — able to tell the story but unable to move through it. NNRT addresses this gap directly. Rather than asking clients to repeatedly revisit traumatic events, NNRT activates trauma material in a controlled, titrated way that supports the brain's natural reprocessing capacity.

Clinicians trained in NNRT learn to:

• Track sympathetic activation and dorsal shutdown in real time

• Pace sessions sentence by sentence when needed

• Protect the client's window of tolerance throughout processing

• Integrate post-processing shifts into lasting real-life change

Many clients complete trauma reprocessing in as few as one NNRT session — making it one of the most efficient trauma treatment approaches available to Utah therapists today.

Utah Trauma Training: August and September 2026

NNRT Clinician Training is a 3-day foundational intensive designed for licensed mental health professionals. Our inaugural June 2026 cohort sold out. The following cohorts are now open for registration:

• August 27–29, 2026

• September 10–12, 2026

• September 24–26, 2026

All trainings are held at the Riverwoods Conference Center in Logan, Utah, with discounted hotel rates available at the adjoining Marriott.

22 CEUs for Utah Mental Health Therapists

Each NNRT Clinician Training offers 22 continuing education hours — fulfilling a significant portion of Utah's CE requirements for license renewal. CEU certificates are issued within 7 days of training completion. It is the participant's responsibility to verify CEU acceptance with their licensing board prior to registering.

This training is designed for licensed clinicians including LCSWs, LMFTs, LPCs, psychologists, and pre-licensed clinicians under approved supervision.

Investment

Early Introductory Rate: $900 per training

This includes a $250 NNRT Clinical Materials Package featuring a Theratapper bilateral stimulation device, protocol materials, and processing aids — everything you need to begin using NNRT with clients immediately after training.

Why Utah Therapists Are Choosing NNRT

Trauma therapy is evolving. Therapists across Utah are looking for training that is neuroscience-grounded, clinically rigorous, and immediately applicable. NNRT offers all three — along with a certification pathway that includes Foundational, Advanced, and Instructor levels for clinicians who want to grow with the methodology.

Our June graduates are already reporting meaningful outcomes with clients after just one week back in their practices.

Ready to Train? Seats Are Limited.

Apply to Train: www.NN-RT.com  |  Hello@NN-RT.com

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