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Heartbreak & Hormones: A Trauma Informed Framework for Emotional Healing

Kenya Dennis, M.Ed., LPCS
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Heartbreak & Hormones is a trauma informed workshop that explores how relational loss impacts the nervous system, hormonal regulation, and emotional identity. Through a blend of psychoeducation, attachment theory, somatic principles, and reflective practice, clinicians will learn how to help clients understand their symptoms, normalize emotional collapse, and rebuild internal safety. This training provides practical tools, clinical language, and regulation strategies that support stabilization, identity reconstruction, and secure functioning after heartbreak.

Educational Goal

Participants will deepen their understanding of how relational loss impacts the nervous system, hormonal regulation, and emotional identity. The presentation supports clinical growth by equipping clinicians with trauma-informed, somatic, and attachment-based strategies to stabilize clients and promote healing after heartbreak.

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

  • Describe the impact of relational loss on the nervous system and hormonal regulation.

  • Identify at least three biological, psychological, or spiritual components of emotional collapse following heartbreak.

  • Explain the roles of cortisol, oxytocin, and attachment processes in post-breakup dysregulation.

  • Apply at least two regulation or ritual-based strategies to support client stabilization and recovery.

  • Integrate faith-centered or meaning-making practices into treatment planning to support identity restoration.

Target Audience

  • Addiction Professional
  • Counselor
  • Marriage & Family Therapist
  • Psychologist
  • Social Worker

Presenters

Kenya Dennis, M.Ed., LPCS
Kenya Dennis, M.Ed., LPCS, is a clinical therapist, author, and educator specializing in trauma-informed care, emotional regulation, and attachment-based healing. With extensive experience supporting individuals through heartbreak, identity disruption, and relational trauma, she integrates psychological science, nervous system education, and practical therapeutic tools to help clients restore emotional stability and relational safety. Kenya is the author of Heartbreak & Hormones and the creator of the Heartbreak & Hormones Workshop, a framework designed to help clinicians understand the intersection of emotional pain, physiological responses, and attachment patterns. She is committed to empowering both clients and clinicians with accessible, evidence-informed strategies that promote healing, resilience, and secure attachment.

Financially Sponsored By

  • South Carolina Counseling Association