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Glyndie Nickerson , M.A., Ph.D. is a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, Somatic Experiencing Trauma Institute Faculty Member, a somatic psychotherapist and holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology. This webinar was created in collaboration with SE International and EASE.

Description: "Горювання і втрата" - безкоштовний вебінар із досвідченим спеціалістом із травма-терапії, засновником методу Інтегральної соматичної психології Раджею Селвамом (США). Для того, щоб отримати безкоштовний подарунковий доступ до одноденного курсу про травму війни, який Раджа згадує у вебінарі, необхідно заповнити форму нижче: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9gi0pQb05vXfpX46CsyOdHMe3-ad9a9nho4Rwb95fbRcORw/viewform ---- "Grief and Loss" - a free webinar with Raja Selvam (USA), an experienced trauma therapist and founder of the Integral Somatic Psychology method. In order to get a free gift access to the one-day course on war trauma that Raja mentions in the webinar, please fill out the form below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9gi0pQb05vXfpX46CsyOdHMe3-ad9a9nho4Rwb95fbRcORw/viewform

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wEQ3MXP1ZW3aTbs2epnM9F5HZYQVSBP6/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117184911463500318171&rtpof=true&sd=true Цей вебінар допоможе фахівцям зрозуміти та застосувати на практиці необхідність надавати автономній нервовій системі перепочинок під час кризових ситуацій. Учасники довідаються, як використовувати стратегії для запобігання та полегшення травм і високого рівня стресу, перш ніж можна буде впевнено запропонувати довгострокову терапевтичну підтримку. Також розглянемо інструменти за принципом "рівний-рівному". This webinar will help professionals understand and put into practice the ways to give the autonomic nervous system a break during active crisis situations. Participants will learn how to use strategies to prevent and mitigate trauma and high levels of stress before long-term therapeutic support can be reliably offered. Peer support tools will also be offered.

This webinar was created in collaboration with SE International and EASE. Lilian was born in the Netherlands, where she trained as a social worker for children and young people and worked for many years in the field of disability. One day she went to Ausserfernen in Tyrol with a group of people with cognitive impairments and then she knew: she wanted to live there in the mountains, it was like going home. But something else came up: an accident with whiplash. Thanks to medical treatment and alternative treatment, she got back on her feet, but she still noticed that you see more than you think and you feel a lot more. During this time she got to know people from the Brennan Healing Science School and knew that she wanted to do this training too. In the meantime, when she arrived in Austria, she completed the 4-year training at the Barbara Ann Brannon School in addition to her work in life support . She kept coming across Peter Levine's work, Somatic Experiencing. The question: How do people work, how can someone be happier, how can someone develop their potential, fascinated her so much that she stuck with it. Giving good supervision is an essential part of her work - now as a trainer - to support students well in their careers, and overall to accompany and supervise people who work with people, especially in the social area. Another discovery led her to craniosacral touch, which can be wonderfully combined with what she has learned so far. Furthermore, she doesn't stop learning and developing herself, for example in the area of ​​Marianne Bentzen Group Dynamics.

This webinar was created in collaboration with SE International and EASE. Dr. Imke Hansen is a trauma therapist and human rights activist currently working on the FENIKs project which provides mental health and psycho-social support during war and crisis.

This webinar was created in collaboration with SE International and EASE. Ana is the clinical director and supervisor for the Soma Healing Center in Boulder, CO. She has developed her studies in the areas of Anthroposophical Counseling, Sensory Processing and Somatic Experiencing. Ana specializes in working with the social nervous system. Her focus is on addressing the art of integrating sensory information in order to create embodiment, empowerment and coherence in our capacity to “experience” the other and ourselves. Ana works with families and individuals by facilitating attunement and promoting deeper awareness in regards to the power of healing through relationships. She works with birth and medical trauma, emotional regulation and trauma resultant from cultural fragmentation. She teaches and provides supervision to clinicians on the subject of trauma and healing nationally and outside the US.

This webinar was created in collaboration with SE International and EASE. Since 2018, Alexandra has worked closely with Dr. Peter A. Levine’s Ergo's Institute of Somatic Education and Somatic Experiencing®International (SEI) to develop an effective Somatic Experiencing®-based retreat protocol for the treatment of combat and military service related PTSD. She was also the Principal Investigator for the Returning Home Project, a quantitative research study that is based on the 2019 Returning Home retreat that took place in Northport, Maine. Alexandra's research focuses on practical neuroscience theory and heart-centered practices designed to develop heart-brain coherence and core heart feelings of love, compassion, gratitude, forgiveness, and equanimity. Her research has revealed the subjective meaning and group experience of heart intelligence and determined relevant clinical outcomes of Map of the Heart curriculum in the field of counseling psychology.

This webinar was created in collaboration with SE International and EASE. Since 2018, Alexandra has worked closely with Dr. Peter A. Levine’s Ergo's Institute of Somatic Education and Somatic Experiencing®International (SEI) to develop an effective Somatic Experiencing®-based retreat protocol for the treatment of combat and military service related PTSD. She was also the Principal Investigator for the Returning Home Project, a quantitative research study that is based on the 2019 Returning Home retreat that took place in Northport, Maine. Alexandra's research focuses on practical neuroscience theory and heart-centered practices designed to develop heart-brain coherence and core heart feelings of love, compassion, gratitude, forgiveness, and equanimity. Her research has revealed the subjective meaning and group experience of heart intelligence and determined relevant clinical outcomes of Map of the Heart curriculum in the field of counseling psychology.