Live Online and Highly Interactive

Dates and Times:

Saturday, September 24th and Sunday September 25, 2021
10:00am–3:00pm EST each day with a 1 lunch break

Research shows that trauma is a nearly universal experience for individuals with behavioral health issues and more than likely a universal experience for anyone dealing with addiction and recovery issues. And, an individual’s experience of trauma impacts every area of human functioning—their physical, mental, behavioral, social, and spiritual well-being. It is therefore imperative to be trauma informed and have a greater understating of the biology and psychology of trauma.

In this course, through the lens of the latest brain science, attachment theory, and somatic therapies, participants will understand their own experience of dysregulation in the body/mind system and learn concrete skills to facilitate self-regulation, co-regulation and balance for themselves and those they serve.