What You’ll Learn
In this workshop, you’ll discover:
- Why conflict often begins in the nervous system before it appears in conversation
- How stress and emotional reactivity influence decision-making and communication
- Practical techniques for self-regulation during challenging interactions
- A neuroscience-based framework for approaching conflict with greater clarity and confidence
- How to create conditions that support trust, cooperation, and productive dialogue
Course Description
Course Curriculum
Who This Training Is For
This workshop is designed for:
- Leaders and managers
- HR professionals
- Team members navigating workplace conflict
- Coaches and consultants
- Anyone seeking healthier, more productive relationships
No prior neuroscience background is required.
Included With Your Purchase
When you enroll, you’ll receive:
- Immediate access to the workshop recording
- Companion learning materials
- Access to Jeremy’s monthly discussion and Q&A group
- Future updates related to the program

Dr. Jeremy Pollack
Course Instructor
Dr. Jeremy Pollack is a leader in the field of workplace conflict resolution and peacebuilding. He is the Founder of Pollack Peacebuilding Systems, an international conflict resolution consulting firm. Dr. Pollack coaches and trains executives and employees at a variety of levels and industries, from Fortune 500 companies to major non-profits. He has a Ph.D. in Psychology and an M.A. in Negotiation, Conflict Resolution, and Peacebuilding. Read more about Dr. Pollack HERE.
Learn practical neuroscience-based tools for managing difficult conversations, reducing reactivity, and building stronger relationships at work and in life.
This workshop introduces four core principles that help explain why conflict happens and what we can do to respond more effectively.
Course Details
Learn to de-escalate individuals while attending to people’s psychological needs and regulating your own emotions.
Course Provider
Industries Served
PLA is recognized by the Society for Human Resource Management
to offer Professional Development Credits (PDCs) for SHRM-CP® or SHRM-SCP® recertification activities.




