Workshop schedule

Learn which Somatic Therapy aspects are essential to assimilate for a more Embodied Self…

This free mini-course (3 sessions) is a gentle introduction to somatic therapy. Each day offers insights and simple practices to explore how awareness and the body’s natural responses can support healing and change.

Rethink what it really means to be “in Self”—and whether it’s always the right goal. Receive practical insights and guidance to overcome common stuck points in your IFS practice—both with clients and within yourself.

Discover the Common Stuck Points in IFS Therapy.

During this 3-month training program, you will understand the core ideas of somatic therapy and learn effective somatic tools that are easy to integrate into your trauma therapy work.

This workshop series explores how to effectively combine Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy with other therapeutic approaches to enhance client outcomes. Guided by renowned trainers Fran Booth, Mike Elkin, Jenna Riemersma, Daphne Fatter, and Rosa Bramble Caballero.

Unblending is a vital skill for cultivating a clear, self-to-part relationship, creating space for healing, and fostering systemic change. This workshop with Rina Dubin will deepen understanding of direct access—both implicit and explicit—to facilitate unblending.

Self-like parts are the most creative and functional parts we often identify with as our best selves. This workshop with Paul Neustadt explores how these parts, while seemingly embodying our strengths, may carry hidden burdens and a disconnection from true Self energy.

This training is a 3-month, online training about working with Complex Trauma. This 55-hour experiential program is focused on understanding and treating complex trauma using a variety of psychotherapy frameworks. It will cover theoretical foundations such as attachment theory, dissociation, and neurobiology while introducing practical interventions like Internal Family Systems, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, EMDR adapted for complex trauma, and Coherence Therapy.