This training can be a powerful resource for anyone seeking to build confidence, clarity, and calm in their response to distressing situations. However, in situations involving significant risk—such as persistent aggression, self-harm, or serious concerns about a child’s safety or mental health—a broader, more coordinated response is essential. Because we are not directly involved in your specific circumstances, we cannot assess risk or take responsibility for any decisions or actions taken in individual situations. For this reason, it is vital that our course is used in conjunction with live professional support—such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, or qualified NVR practitioner. While not all of these professionals may be necessary in every case, effective and safe progress often requires a team approach. To support you in building that team, learnNVR has a list of international professionals trained in the NVR approach, representing a wide range of disciplines and areas of expertise. This ensures you can find the kind of support that fits your unique needs—whether clinical, therapeutic, or family-focused.