Proactive Immunity™ is a clinically grounded, systems-based model that helps clients understand their internal world with clarity, accuracy, and compassion. Rather than focusing only on symptoms or crisis response, Proactive Immunity™ teaches individuals how their five internal domains interact to create stability—or strain—and how upward and downward forces shape emotional and cognitive patterns over time. In this training, clinicians learn to apply the full Proactive Immunity™ framework in practice, using two structured assessment tools: the Stability Profile of Internal Immunity (SPII), which measures real-time domain functioning, and the Advanced Profile of Internal Immunity (APII), which captures long-term trajectory and accumulated influences. By the end of the program, you will be equipped with a complete conceptual model, clinical language, assessment tools, and intervention strategies that help clients strengthen their internal ecosystem, anticipate destabilization early, and build lasting internal stability.

About the PROACTIVE IMMUNITY™ Training Program:

18-HOUR CURRICULUM

This program is designed for, and available to, licensed clinicians only. This training program explains Proactive Immunity™, following the model step by step and utilizing the assessment tools that are part of the Proactive Immunity™ model. Any licensed clinician may participate in the 18-hour training course, which is held in-person.  Only participants who choose to take, and pass, the certification exam, earning the CPI (Certified in Proactive Immunity™) certification, may have access to the assessment tools for use in clinical practice.  

Clinicians who wish to teach this program must successfully pass the CPI exam, and then additionally must complete the Center of Training Certified Instructor™ program, and qualify as a Proactive Immunity™ Certified Instructor. 

Training Agenda:

DAY 1 — 7 hours

Module 1 — Foundations of Proactive Immunity™

Length: 1.5–2 hours
Content:

• What Proactive Immunity™ is
• Why the ecosystem approach matters
• The difference between immunity vs resilience
• The conceptual origins of the model
• The 5-domain overview
• Trajectory theory introduction

Module 2 — Deep Dive: Identity & Meaning Domain

Length: 1.5 hours
Content:

• Identity stability, coherence, and drift
• Purpose + values alignment
• How identity influences trajectory
• Early-life and professional identity shaping
• Exercises + examples

Module 3 — Deep Dive: Emotional & Cognitive Regulation

Length: 1.5 hours
Content:

• Emotional modulation
• Cognitive flexibility
• Self-talk patterns
• Catastrophizing + reframing
• Regulation skills + interventions
• Domain interactions

Module 4 — Deep Dive: Behavioral Foundations + Connection + Stability

Length: 1.5 hours
Content:

Behavioral Foundations:

• Routines, sleep, habits, predictability
• Physiological underpinnings of stabilization

Relational & Social Connection:

• Attachment + trust
• Belonging + emotional safety
• Drift and depletion through disconnection

Structural Stability:

• Environmental predictability
• Time load, financial strain, chaos vs order
• Chronic downward forces originating in structure

DAY 2 — 7 hours

Module 5 — Trajectory Mechanism & SPII (Simple Proactive Immunity Index)

Length: 1.5–2 hours
Content:

• Understanding upward vs downward movement
• Long-term trajectory vs momentary states
• Upward/Downward Forces model
• SPII (public-facing tool):
• How it works
• Ethics
• When/how to introduce to clients
• When not to use SPII

Module 6 — APII (Advanced Proactive Immunity Index) Theory

Length: 2 hours
Content:

• Why a clinician-only tool exists
• Structure of APII
• Overview of SIW, DIF, TPF
• Interpretation framework
• Domain weighting
• Clinical appropriateness & limitations

Module 7 — Scoring Practice: APII Hands-On Training

Length: 1.5 hours
Content:

• Instructor demonstration
• Group scoring
• Small-group scoring exercises
• Interpretation practice
• Corrective feedback
• Case pattern identification

Module 8 — Case Conceptualization + Treatment Integration

Length: 1.5–2 hours
Content:

• Case study walkthroughs
• How to integrate APII into clinical practice
• Using trajectory for treatment planning
• Domain-specific interventions
• Ethics, boundaries, scope-of-practice
• Preparing for the CPI exam
• Final Q&A

DAY 3 — 4 hours

Module 9 — Integration Morning (Review + Mastery)

Length: 4 hours
Content:

• Comprehensive review
• Group synthesis activity
• Deep-dive case example
• Q&A
• Instructor feedback
• APII/SPII comparison wrap-up

DAY 3 AFTERNOON

Optional Exam Period (Not CE-eligible)

• Quiet study time
• Certification exam (100 questions + 10 case scenarios)
• Individual review
• Instructor availability