LIVE FREE MEET THE FACULTY SESSION
January 24th, 2022
6 - 7:30pm ET (New York)
3 - 4:30pm PT (California)
We will also send out the recordings of both sessions for those unable to attend live.
I’m thrilled to be teaching with The Embody Lab in their Somatic Attachment Therapy Certificate Program starting in late January 2022.
This 60 hour certificate program will include 33 two-hour modules offered over 13 weeks: JANUARY 30th - APRIL 28th
ATTACHMENT TRAUMA:
A holistic approach to trauma defines attachment injury not as an event or a challenged relationship, but rather as a disruption and overwhelm to our body-mind’s capacity to feel safe, secure, cared for, and consistently connected with.
Attachment trauma may be less visible than other traumatic experiences and may manifest as patterns in our physiology, thoughts, behavior, and interactions with other people and our environment. Attachment trauma might emerge in early childhood, adolescence or in our adult life as symptoms of anxiety, depression numbness, disconnection, defensiveness, or a sense that parts of your Self are numb, hidden, fractured, or inaccessible.
The effects of Attachment Trauma may include:
Physical symptoms such as tightness in the body, muscle tension, constrictions around the breath.
Emotional symptoms such as flatness / inability to feel, impulsivity, fear, anxiety, panic, depression, overwhelm, loss of choice, difficulty feeling comforted, anger, and shame.
Challenge identifying or expressing feelings and needs.
Psychological symptoms such as dissociation, mental rumination, low self worth, rigid or loose boundaries, negative self talk, self blame, depression, challenges in actioning goals, and loss of joy.
Relational / social symptoms such as isolation, loneliness, avoidance, lack of fulfillment, unintentional attraction to red flags, challenges with communication, trust and intimacy.
The wounds from our past are embedded in our present and interfere with our ability to feel secure in body and mind and challenges our ability to form and maintain our ideal relationships.
However, as Dr. Scott Lyons, founder of The Embody Lab says “Our basic blueprint as humans is connection and bonding - sometimes we just need the right support at the right time to find our way back home.”
I’m thrilled to be joining The Embody Lab for their Somatic Attachment Therapy Certificate starting in January 2022 to learn how to offer that ‘right support’. They’ll be teaching powerful tools for healing attachment trauma and deepening connection with the world’s leading somatic attachment therapists.
This is a unique opportunity to study with teachers such as Dr Diane Poole Heller, Euphrasia "Efu" Nyaki, Dr Dan Sigel, Dr. Maureen Gallagher, Karine Bell, Kai Cheng Thom, Dr Scott Lyons, Jessica Montgomery, Dr Albert Wong, Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen, and many more.
WHAT THE PROGRAM COVERS:
✨ How to recognize and embody the key principles of somatic attachment therapy
✨ Evidence-informed approaches to healing relational wounds
✨ Compassion informed assessments that illuminate how the clients attachment style has been embedded/ played out in their daily life
✨ Tools to processes transgenerational attachment trauma
✨ Understand unconscious dynamics that block someones capacity for intimacy
✨ How to help others process, metabolize, and integrate implicit and explicit memories of attachment wounding
✨ Understand the potency of somatic attunement and how it informs the experience of comfort, empathy, validation, and safety
✨ Identify boundary ruptures and support the processes of boundary mending
✨ Strategies for embodied conflict resolution
WHEN:
The 13-week program starts January 30th - Live & Online PLUS The Embody Lab gives you lifetime access to the On-Demand recordings at no extra cost.
FREE INFORMATION SESSION:
If you want to find out more they have a free information session coming up on January 16th with co-directors Dr Scott Lyons, Dr. Maureen Gallagher and Karine Bell to learn all about the program, what’s covered, who it’s for, and how a-unified and holistic approach to healing relational wounds and trauma can transform pain and challenges into growth, meaning, change, and resilience.
This program is hosted by The Embody Lab. Please contact them with any questions.