Transforming the traumatized Brain through Somatic Healing

Our intensive four-day seminar offers professionals working with children a comprehensive understanding of trauma and its effects, alongside practical tools for immediate implementation. Led by experts specializing in trauma and special education, participants will gain insights into neuroscience, social-emotional learning, and evidence-based treatments. With a focus on somatic healing, self-regulation, and social skills development, attendees will leave equipped to make a tangible impact in their respective fields. Post-seminar consultations provide tailored support for addressing specific student needs. Join us to enhance your skills, collaborate with peers, and contribute to the well-being of children affected by trauma.

Impact:

By equipping professionals with trauma-informed strategies, our training aims to catalyze positive change within schools and communities. Participants, including teachers, therapists, and other professionals, will enhance their ability to recognize trauma-related issues and provide effective interventions. Together, we strive to break the cycle of trauma, fostering resilience and well-being among children. Join our community of dedicated professionals and make a difference in the lives of those impacted by trauma.

*This is not an accredited EMDR course, and will not follow their syllabus.

**This program will be geared to Masters level clinicians with at least level 1 training in IFS and 6 months of experience using it. If you don’t meet those criteria, but would like to attend, please be in touch to discuss.

Shalva Waldman attained her M.Sc. from the University of North Texas, is certified by the family Institute. She is passionate about using IFS, EMDR, Somatic approaches, memory reconsolidation and other tools in an attuned way, to empower people to live well within the complex realities of their lives. She runs a private practice in Tzfat where she enjoys being a part of a spiritually striving community and raising her children and grandchildren.