Pre-Order period: July 21-28 Use Code LINDA50 for 50$ off until July 28* *code only applicable to full course bundle Course Materials available July 29 Experiencing trauma can cause us to respond by entering into a state of survival. Even after the traumatic event or events have ended, we may find that the actions of truncated survival become integrated into the nervous system and can lead to long-term side effects on the body. Eventually, the strategies that kept us alive can keep us from fully living. In this three part, 12-session certification course, you will learn to recognize and safely resource the tension patterns of these survival responses. This course provides strategies for managing the nervous system that can help us deal with anxiety, overthinking, emotional flooding, and being overwhelmed. As we develop an understanding of how to regulate the nervous system through various strategies, new choices become available for the neuro-muscular system, which can allow us to cultivate self-awareness around past behaviors, thoughts, and emotions. This gives us the opportunity to bring the nervous system's functionality back online so we can fully embrace life. Part 1: Foundations of Somatic Trauma Work Part 1 establishes the theoretical framework for understanding trauma’s impact on the autonomic nervous system, attachment systems, and psychological well-being. Participants will explore neuroception, survival responses, and the critical role of co-regulation, with a special focus on the intersection of somatics, trauma, and social justice. Part 2: Somatic Tools for Nervous System Regulation Building upon the foundational knowledge, Level 2 introduces bottom-up (somatic), brain-based and body-based techniques for resourcing the nervous system. Participants will learn practical somatic interventions for orienting, working with dissociativeness and dorsal vagal dissociation, and integrating sensory processing to support self- and co-regulation in healing. Part 3: Somatic Psychotherapy and Developmental Attachment Repair The final level delves into the neuromuscular-skeletal imprint of disrupted attachment and early relational trauma. Through an exploration of developmental movements, character structures, and survival adaptations, participants will gain tools to support clients in reclaiming their attachment needs, voice, and capacity for embodied connection.