Education & Resources

Public Learning in Neurofunctional Psychology

Educational Notice:
All resources provided by the Institute for Neurofunctional Psychology (INP) are educational and informational in nature. INP does not provide clinical, medical, or therapeutic services.

Purpose of This Resource Hub

The Institute for Neurofunctional Psychology (INP) provides free and low-barrier educational resources to increase public understanding of nervous system regulation, trauma, development, and whole-person well-being.

Our goal is to translate complex, interdisciplinary research into clear, accessible education that supports awareness, prevention, resilience, and informed decision-making across the lifespan.

What You’ll Find Here

INP’s Education & Resources section includes materials designed for individuals, families, educators, professionals, and communities seeking foundational understanding—not treatment.

Educational Topics Include:

Nervous system literacy and regulation
Trauma as a public health issue
Emotional intelligence and resilience
Development across the lifespan
Relationships, connection, and co-regulation
Stress, burnout, and adaptation
Nutrition, metabolism, and brain health
Longevity and whole-system well-being

Types of Resources

Educational Articles & Essays

Research-informed writing that explains key concepts in accessible language, supporting learning and reflection.

Public Education Series & Recordings

Recorded talks, webinars, and educational presentations drawn from INP’s public programs and community events.

Guides & Educational Tools

Downloadable materials designed to support:

Trauma literacy
Nervous system awareness
Parenting and caregiving education
Classroom and community learning environments

White Papers & Research Summaries

In-depth explorations of interdisciplinary research and educational frameworks informing Neurofunctional Psychology.

Who These Resources Are For

INP resources are designed for:

Individuals seeking education about stress and regulation
Parents and caregivers
Educators and school staff
Community leaders and organizations
Professionals seeking non-clinical education
Students and lifelong learners

No prior background in psychology or neuroscience is required.

Educational Boundaries

To ensure clarity and ethical use:

Resources are educational, not therapeutic
INP does not provide diagnosis or treatment
Content does not replace professional care
No clinician–patient or therapist–client relationship is created

If you are seeking medical or mental health treatment, please consult a licensed provider.

Relationship to INP Programs

These resources complement INP’s:

School and district programming
Educator and professional education
Community and family workshops
Research and public education initiatives

They are offered in service of INP’s public-benefit mission to increase knowledge, reduce stigma, and support resilience through education.

Access & Equity

INP is committed to making educational resources as accessible and inclusive as possible.
Where feasible, resources are offered at low or no cost and designed to serve diverse communities.