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Module 2. 🔸 Working with Trauma, Stress physiology, Organs and the Central Nervous system - Physical body and sensations. Part 1
- Understanding the science and biological pathways of Trauma and Stress.
- Directly and indirectly working with organs and brain structures involved in Trauma and Stress
- Understanding why a bottom-up approach like CST is essential in chronic stress, pain and trauma healing
-Anatomy and Physiology of the Central Nervous System and Autonomic Nervous System
- Techniques to regulate the Nervous System - creating a biology of safety
- How to engage with Traumatic clients - Recognising Hyperarousal and Hypoarousal and adjusting treatment accordingly.
-Vagus Nerve - 10th Cranial Nerve - Anatomy - palpating the pathways
- Understanding the science of and applying Polyvagal theory in your practice
- Anatomy and Palpation of the Vagus Nerve (Dorsal and Ventral branches)
- Mapping the Nervous System
- Integrating the latest Scientific research on Trauma with Craniosacral Therapy practice
-Client take-home exercises and nervous system regulation tools.
- And much more
By the end of Module 2 - Part 1 you will :
- have a clear understanding of trauma, stress and nervous system regulation
- develop a comprehensive script, protocol, and exercises for trauma-informed Craniosacral Therapy.
- be equipped with the latest research on Trauma, C-PTSD and how it applies to CST
- have a treatment protocol for trauma clients
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Part 2 will focus on:
- Brain integration
- Working with Triggers, mindful approaches, symptoms, implicit memories, somatics practices, parts work, boundary setting, and EFT
- and much more
All modules are presented with a student booklet, integrating theoretical and practical learnings, somatic exercises and a blend of mind-body techniques. Learning takes place in a didactic and experiential format with powerpoint slides, practical somatic and embodiment exercises and table work - giving and receiving treatments.
- Understanding the science and biological pathways of Trauma and Stress.
- Directly and indirectly working with organs and brain structures involved in Trauma and Stress
- Understanding why a bottom-up approach like CST is essential in chronic stress, pain and trauma healing
-Anatomy and Physiology of the Central Nervous System and Autonomic Nervous System
- Techniques to regulate the Nervous System - creating a biology of safety
- How to engage with Traumatic clients - Recognising Hyperarousal and Hypoarousal and adjusting treatment accordingly.
-Vagus Nerve - 10th Cranial Nerve - Anatomy - palpating the pathways
- Understanding the science of and applying Polyvagal theory in your practice
- Anatomy and Palpation of the Vagus Nerve (Dorsal and Ventral branches)
- Mapping the Nervous System
- Integrating the latest Scientific research on Trauma with Craniosacral Therapy practice
-Client take-home exercises and nervous system regulation tools.
- And much more
By the end of Module 2 - Part 1 you will :
- have a clear understanding of trauma, stress and nervous system regulation
- develop a comprehensive script, protocol, and exercises for trauma-informed Craniosacral Therapy.
- be equipped with the latest research on Trauma, C-PTSD and how it applies to CST
- have a treatment protocol for trauma clients
_____
Part 2 will focus on:
- Brain integration
- Working with Triggers, mindful approaches, symptoms, implicit memories, somatics practices, parts work, boundary setting, and EFT
- and much more
All modules are presented with a student booklet, integrating theoretical and practical learnings, somatic exercises and a blend of mind-body techniques. Learning takes place in a didactic and experiential format with powerpoint slides, practical somatic and embodiment exercises and table work - giving and receiving treatments.