Biology of Trauma®
A science-based, holistic model that strategically & efficiently addresses stored trauma in the body, & as a result accelerates the trauma healing journey
It is my opinion that today's conventional health care system miss out on a few pieces in the prevention & treatment of physical & mental health issues. Two of these are somatic practices & a holistic approach. It is my strong belief that, by incorporating integrative work with the body, mind, soul, & biology,we can significantly improve public health & make our world a better place.
For this reason, I am training to become a Biology of Trauma® Professional. I incorporate these teachings in my yoga.
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Biology of Trauma®
Biology of Trauma® is a science-based model that addresses stored trauma in the body. It includes holistic application of the latest in neuroscience, epigenetics, attachment theory, & more. The model is developed by Dr. Aimie Apigian & addresses all three essential pillars to strategically & efficiently address stored trauma in the body & as a result, accelerate the trauma healing journey:
1) Somatic work (originating from trauma treatment/therapy models Somatic Experiencing® & NeuroAffective Touch® i.a.),
2) Parts work (work with the mind) (based on psychotherapeutic model Internal Family Systems®), &
3) Biology work to support the human biology.
Biology of Trauma® Professionals are trained in identifying which nervous system state a client is in in order to take the most effective approach to bringing the client to a regulated state, & to their best health & best selves. Because Biology of Trauma® Professionals understand that healing begins with themselves, they walk through all of the exercises & trainings for themselves first in order to be their most well-resourced selves for clients & to better guide clients through their own holistic, healing work.
You can read more about the Biology of Trauma® here & Biology of Trauma® Professionals here.
Disclaimer: Please be informed that the Biology of Trauma® is not (nor is a substitute for) medical, psychological, or therapeutic care or treatment.