Watch this FREE video by Arielle Schwartz, PhD
Post-Traumatic Growth: How a resilience-informed approach helps both client and therapist
In this free video, Dr. Arielle Schwartz will show you an integrative mind-body approach that synthesizes relational therapy, applied polyvagal theory, somatic therapies, parts work, and EMDR therapy into a holistic strengths-based approach to trauma treatment.
You’ll learn:
How trauma gets trapped in the body and nervous system, and why somatic therapy heals on a deeper level than talk therapy.
Key techniques like safe-havening and bilateral movement that you can use to build felt safety for you and your clients.
How somatic therapy accesses the body's wisdom to heal and how it is helpful for both clients and therapists.
Why to incorporate the vagus nerve in therapy to expedite healing.
How Arielle used these techniques to help Staci, a client stuck in cognitive loops, make progress in her trauma recovery.
Dr. Schwartz is a clinical psychologist, somatic therapist, trauma treatment expert, and founder of Resilience Informed Therapy. She shares her roadmap to resilience and how to guide people to grow into their potential when working with a resilience-informed approach.
Watch it, then apply these techniques immediately to create a co-regulating dynamic exchange with your clients that helps them cultivate their relationship to their strengths and resources throughout every phase of trauma treatment.
Did You Know?
People become trauma therapists because they want to help others heal. But they often don’t think about what it will be like to be confronted with trauma-related images and stories for six to eight hours a day.
The toll this takes on our minds and bodies, and how our own sense of well-being is significant.
We often end therapy as soon as the distressing symptoms have resolved. We don’t get to see our clients in the after-stage of treatment, when they are experiencing relief, joy, and resilience.
Instead, we're on to the next client, feeling a bit more depleted. Sometimes a lot more depleted.
This cycle cannot continue if we are to continue our critical work in the world.
Learn how to implement a resilience-informed approach to therapy that helps both you and your clients.
Arielle Schwartz, PhD
Arielle Schwartz, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and author of six books. She is an accomplished teacher who guides therapists in the application of EMDR, somatic psychology, parts work therapy, and mindfulness-based interventions for the treatment of trauma and complex PTSD. She has a depth of understanding, passion, kindness, compassion, joy, and a succinct way of speaking about very complex topics.
Arielle is the founder of the Center for Resilience Informed Therapy in Boulder, Colorado, where she maintains a private practice providing psychotherapy, supervision, and consultation. Arielle teaches with the Polyvagal Institute and is a certified Kripalu yoga instructor. With over twenty years as a therapeutic yoga teacher, Dr. Schwartz believes that the journey of trauma recovery is an awakening of the spiritual heart.
Free Somatic Trauma Training with Arielle Schwartz
Post-Traumatic Growth: How a resilience-informed approach helps both client and therapist
Somatic trauma training is not just a therapeutic technique; it's a transformative journey that reshapes both therapists and clients. This training transcends traditional methods, unlocking new pathways for healing and growth.
The Essence of Somatic Trauma Therapy Training
Somatic trauma training offers an expansive view of trauma treatment. It's not just about coping strategies; it’s about redefining and rediscovering strength and resilience. Dr. Arielle Schwartz's approach integrates the wisdom of the body with the resilience of the human spirit.
Dr. Arielle Schwartz: Pioneering Somatic Trauma Treatment
Dr. Arielle Schwartz is a beacon in the field of somatic trauma treatment. Her expertise blends various modalities, creating a unique and effective approach to therapy. Her training empowers therapists to guide clients through their healing journey with compassion and wisdom.
Somatics and Trauma: A Deep Connection
The connection between somatics and trauma is profound. Trauma often resides in the silent parts of our being – the parts that do not speak with words but through sensations and emotions. Somatic therapy taps into this language, facilitating a deeper healing process.
The Role of Somatic Work for Trauma
Somatic work for trauma is pivotal. It acknowledges that trauma is not just a mental or emotional experience but a physical one as well. This approach helps release trapped emotions, leading to a powerful transformation.
Somatic Trauma Release: Techniques and Benefits
Somatic trauma release involves various techniques that help individuals reconnect with their bodies. This reconnection is vital for releasing trauma and restoring balance.
Arielle Schwartz Training: A Path to Healing
Arielle Schwartz’s training focuses on empowering therapists with tools and knowledge to facilitate deep, lasting change in their clients. Her methods are both innovative and grounded in research, offering a new perspective on trauma therapy.
Learn from Arielle Schwartz, a leading expert in somatic therapy techniques for psychotherapists.
In her free video, Dr. Arielle Schwartz will introduce you to an integrative mind-body approach. This method synthesizes relational therapy, applied polyvagal theory, somatic therapies, parts work, and EMDR therapy into a holistic strengths-based approach to trauma treatment.
You’ll discover:
How trauma gets trapped in the body and nervous system.
Why somatic therapy heals on a deeper level than talk therapy.
Key techniques like safe-havening and bilateral movement.
The role of the vagus nerve in expediting healing.
Dr. Schwartz will share her insights on how these techniques helped Staci, a client who was stuck in cognitive loops, make significant progress in her trauma recovery.
Dr. Schwartz, a clinical psychologist and somatic therapist, is a trauma treatment expert and the founder of Resilience Informed Therapy. She shares her roadmap to resilience and how to guide people to grow into their potential within a resilience-informed approach.
Watch the video and apply these techniques immediately to create a co-regulating dynamic exchange with your clients. Help them cultivate their relationship to their strengths and resources throughout every phase of trauma treatment.
The Reality for Trauma Therapists
People become trauma therapists out of a desire to help others heal. However, the constant exposure to trauma-related images and stories can take a significant toll on therapists’ well-being.
This cycle of depleting encounters must change for therapists to continue their critical work effectively. Learning and implementing a resilience-informed approach to therapy can be transformative for both therapists and their clients.
Somatic trauma training is more than a set of techniques; it's a journey toward understanding and integrating the body's wisdom in the healing process. By embracing this approach, therapists can guide their clients towards a life marked not just by survival, but by thriving and resilience.
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