Minds at Work Certificate: Human Experience and Resilience

A neuroscience-informed professional development experience focused on stress, resilience, communication, leadership, and human connection.

Minds at Work is a 16-week, 32-hour program for professionals in high-pressure roles. It explores how stress, trauma, identity, perception, and nervous system regulation impact performance, leadership, communication, and well-being. Grounded in neuroscience, lived experience, and applied practice, the program helps participants recognize what happens in the brain and body in response to stress and develop strategies for regulation, resilience, recovery, and human-centered leadership.

Participants engage in guided reflection, experiential activities, neuroscience instruction, peer discussion, and capstone portfolio development throughout the program.

Program Highlights

• 16-Week Guided Learning Experience
• Applied, Experiential Learning
• Capstone Portfolio Development
• Professional Development Grounded in Neuroscience Research
• Human-Centered Leadership & Communication

Schedule & Registration

Fall 2026: October 7, 2026 - January 20, 2027

Days/Times: Wednesdays 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. ET

Modality/Location: In-person* and Online

*All in-person classes are held at the UMB Campus Police Multi-Media Room in the Quinn Administration Building 

Tuition: $1,195

Registration:
Enrollment is open to adults (18+); no prior neuroscience background is required.