Community Care - Listening to the Body: Bringing the body into the psychotherapeutic process

Welcome to all individuals who want to apply trauma-informed practices to their work: therapists, coaches, prescribers, teachers, nurses, etc.

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In this group, we learn bottom-up skills from the bottom-up. Meaning that instead of talking about theory and application, we will be practicing theory and application.

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Our professional stuck points are a reflection of our personal stuck points. Be prepared to gain insight into your own nervous system needs while also gaining the tools to better support the nervous system of others.

Some of the skills you will learn draw from Somatic Experiencing, psychodrama, and ego-state interventions.

In July, we will focus on how to bring the body into the psychotherapy process. Participants will be able to:

1) Identify 2 evidence based reasons to use body based methods in psychotherapy

2) Define interoception

3) Identify how interoception is important for both therapists and clients

4) Identify ways to ensure that bringing the body based treatment modalities into session is safe and trauma informed.

Join us in August when we will have an overview of action methods and celebrate our practice turning 5! As a gift, we want you to bring a friend for absolutely FREE!

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