Bring the body into Healing
Conventional, top-down trauma therapies often neglect the impact of trauma on the body. An embodied, bottom-up approach makes healing possible for the whole person.
Join thousands of trauma-informed professionals around the world who successfully treat trauma by centering body awareness in the healing process.
Upcoming Trainings
Trauma Informed Weight Lifting Certificate Program
January 29 - March 26 • Online
$1750-$2000
Foundations in TCTSY Trauma Sensitive Yoga
Multiple Dates • Online
Multiple Timezones
$300-500
Introduction to ReScripted
Online Workshop
Fully Asynchronous
$40
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Provide Embodied Trauma Care
Improve your treatment approach with innovative trauma interventions. Our evidence-based care models are applicable to both individual and group settings and have been found to be especially effective for people with the most severe psychological trauma.
Survivors are looking for new ways to heal from trauma. Center for Trauma and Embodiment is leading the way with accessible, body-based treatment modalities.
TCTSY Trauma Sensitive Yoga is the original yoga-based treatment for complex trauma and PTSD, grounded in both trauma theory and yoga philosophy, with hundreds of certified facilitators around the world.
TIWL explores the power of weight lifting to heal by establishing an evidence base for weight lifting as an adjunctive treatment for trauma, and by providing education and support to the weight lifting community.
ReScripted is an improv-based, therapeutic trauma intervention that utilizes the power of play & movement with children and teens to promote the development of a whole, healthy self.
Our global community of trainers, facilitators, & participants come from
more than 40 countries, territories, and First Nations and represent all genders and ethnicities.
In 2023, more than 30,000 people around the world engaged with our care models by way of individual or group sessions, trainings, or research studies.
Center for Trauma and Embodiment's leadership established the original framework for trauma informed programming used by many other organizations today.
We work with communities around the world that have been impacted by trauma, whether through regional conflict, relational abuse, or systemic oppression.
Through your generosity, we are able to continue our trauma care initiatives for veterans, indigenous communities, gender non-conforming youth, refugees, incarcerated people, and many others of all ages and identities.
Center for Trauma and Embodiment is a 501(c)3 non-profit.
Center for Trauma & Embodiment along with Justice Resource Institute are silver-level Guidestar participants based on their commitment to transparency.
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