Running the River™ with Lodestar
Navigate the realities of today’s workplace. Gain understanding of the neuroscience of threat activation, and learn practical skills and tools for regulation and recovery.
Join us for this 6-session program.
Healing is relational work.
It requires empathy, presence, and a steady nervous system.
Over time, that level of attunement takes a toll.
Running the River was designed by physicians, for physicians - this is the work that helps keep us in the work.
Lodestar faculty understand the cumulative impact of holding space for others. This small-group experience blends the neuroscience of stress and resilience, trauma-responsive coaching practices, Polyvagal Theory, and reflective, community-building space to help recalibrate your system — and stay in the profession you love without losing yourself.
What You’ll Experience While Running the River™
Through six live sessions with guided reflection between meetings, you will:
✓ Recognize signs of secondary and vicarious stress in your own system
✓ Strengthen boundaries without losing compassion
✓ Practice self-regulation tools grounded in Polyvagal Theory
✓ Reconnect to purpose, presence, and professional joy
✓ Develop a language and structure for ongoing self-care in your practice
✓ Build community with other professionals
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Meet Our Faculty
Why This Work Matters
Sustainability begins with a well-regulated nervous system. Running the River™ with Lodestar draws from the same trauma-responsive principles that anchor Lodestar’s Second Responder™ and All of Us™ programs: safety before strategy, reflection before reaction, connection before correction.
Each session models what it teaches—slower, closer work that replenishes capacity rather than performance.
Program Details
Six × 1.5-hour live sessions + guided reflection activities
12 CME Credits
Total 11.5 hours | ICF CCE pending
Investment: $995
Choose From Two Upcoming Start Dates:
Cohort A 2026: Mondays from 12-1:30 EST, Every two weeks Jan. 12, 26, Feb. 9, 23, Mar. 9, 23
Cohort B 2026: Thursdays from 3:00-4:30 EST, Every two weeks Jan. 15, 29, Feb. 12, 26, Mar. 12, 26
