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SUMMARY:The Brain Science Behind Effective Restorative Practices (Hosted by: NACRJ- Webinar Series)
DESCRIPTION:Hosted By: National Association of Community and Restorative Justice. This webinar will present a research-centered examination of the neurobiological mechanisms that shape conflict\, relational safety\, and restorative engagement in educational and youth serving settings. Based on empirical evidence of affective neuroscience\, autonomic regulation\, trauma physiology\, and relational neurobiology\, the session reframes restorative practices as neurobiological processes governed by right-hemispheric systems rather than cognitive or behavioral frameworks. Participants will explore how to: Understand the brain systems that influence behavior\, regulation\, and relational safety Connect restorative practices with neuroscience\, trauma-informed care\, and cultural responsiveness Use brain-based strategies to co-regulate\, strengthen trust\, and reduce conflictWebinar pricing is as follows:NACRJ Members & 2026 National Conference Attendees: FREENon Members: $25\nFeaturing Carlos Alvarez who is the founder and CEO of the Los Angeles Institute for Right Brain Practices and Research and a nationally recognized leader in restorative practices. We kick off on September 9\, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET with one of our most highly requested presenters\, Carlos Alvarez\, whose conference session received incredible feedback:"Carlos was PHENOMENAL!" "Carlos is a gift." "Bring him back! He's on the forefront of this work!" New webinars will continue monthly through December\, with upcoming presenters and topics announced soon.For questions\, please contact conference@nacrj.org.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Hosted By: National Association of Community and Restorative Justice. \;
This webinar will present a research-centered examination of the neurobiological mechanisms that shape conflict\, relational safety\, and restorative engagement in educational and youth serving settings. Based on empirical evidence of affective neuroscience\, autonomic regulation\, trauma physiology\, and relational neurobiology\, the session reframes restorative practices as neurobiological processes governed by right-hemispheric systems rather than cognitive or behavioral frameworks. \;
Participants will explore how to:
&bull\; Understand the brain systems that influence behavior\, regulation\, and relational safety
&bull\; Connect restorative practices with neuroscience\, trauma-informed care\, and cultural responsiveness
&bull\; Use brain-based strategies to co-regulate\, strengthen trust\, and reduce conflict
Webinar pricing is as follows:
NACRJ Members &\; 2026 National Conference Attendees: FREE
Non Members: $25
Featuring Carlos Alvarez who is the founder and CEO of the Los Angeles Institute for Right Brain Practices and Research and a nationally recognized leader in restorative practices. \;
We kick off on September 9\, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET with one of our most highly requested presenters\, Carlos Alvarez\, whose conference session received incredible feedback:
&ldquo\;Carlos was PHENOMENAL!&rdquo\; \;
&ldquo\;Carlos is a gift.&rdquo\; \;
&ldquo\;Bring him back! He&rsquo\;s on the forefront of this work!&rdquo\; \;
New webinars will continue monthly through December\, with upcoming presenters and topics announced soon.
For questions\, please contact conference@nacrj.org. \;
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