Somatic Trauma Therapy
Crash Course:

Whatever brought you here — curiosity, a client who's plateaued, a sense that something's missing from your current approach — you're in the right place. All of it is welcome.

This isn't a training where I'll hand you a protocol and send you on your way. What we're going to do is something more fundamental. We're going to look at what actually happens inside a person when trauma doesn't get to complete itself — when the nervous system gets thwarted mid-response and learns to hold on instead of let go. And then we're going to explore, gently and practically, how to help the body finally finish what it started.

Whatever modality you work in — IFS, EMDR, DBT, attachment-based work, something else entirely — this integrates. I'm not asking you to set down what you already know. I'm inviting you to go deeper underneath it. Because the nervous system is the foundation every one of those approaches is sitting on.

Here's what I know after years of this work: slow is the new fast. Most of what we're calling transformation happens in micro-moments, not dramatic breakthroughs. And the nervous system — yours and your clients' — needs to feel safe enough before it can release anything it's been holding. That's not a philosophy. That's biology.

You'll leave with practical tools you can use in your very next session. You'll also leave with something I find just as important: a way of understanding the body's protective wisdom — including the parts that look like resistance, shutdown, or dissociation — that will change how you sit with your most complex clients.