The STAIR Method
Self-Trust and Integrated Resilience (STAIR): A Framework for Synthesizing Therapy
STAIR Method Level 1: Working Experientially With Clients Taught LIVE starting January, 2026 led by Juliane Taylor Shore
This training is also level one of a larger training in an integrative therapy method. The Self-Trust and Integrated Resilience (STAIR) Method is a framework for synthesizing therapy. It is built on principles grounded in interpersonal neurobiology and outcome research and is designed to help you integrate the tools you already have so that your work can be efficient, deep, and empowering for your clients. The goal of this therapy is to help clients increase trust in themselves and to give them the tools to support their brain integration. Integration in this interpersonal neurobiological understanding refers to systems within the brain staying differentiated and being in helpful relationship with each other. This method is also designed to support you in growing your confidence, growing your kindness towards yourself, and supporting your clients through brain-wise treatment planning. This method is designed to help you learn how to help both you and your clients work with your brain’s natural supportive and resilient functions, add tools you need to support natural resilience, and organize the tools you already have into a fluid and adaptive system that flexes with your client to support their growth in their way.
STAIR Method Deliberate Practice Group for Phase 1 of STAIR Certification
I will be offering a STAIR Phase 1 practice group starting September 2026. Dates/Times TBD. The cost will be $100/session per student, for a total cost of $1200 for the 12-session DP. I also accept sliding scale students at $50/session. Limit per group: 6 people.
I am open to starting a Phase 1 group sooner if there is interest. I need a minimum of 4 people to start a group. If you are interested in either the September group or something sooner, please email me and I will follow up with you.
I look forward to meeting you for this rich practice in the STAIR Method.
