Unconventional Therapy

After completing the Integrative Trauma Training, your title can vary based on your current qualifications and the level of training you have completed. You can be recognized as a Certified Somatic Practitioner, Trauma-Informed Care Specialist, or Integrative Trauma Therapist. These titles indicate your expertise in somatic therapy, somatic experiencing, somatic training, and trauma-informed care.

With this training, you will be equipped to provide trauma-informed care using somatic therapy techniques. You will be able to address complex trauma, cultural wounding, and collective trauma in your practice. This training enhances your practice, awareness and ability to support the emotional and physical healing of your clients, using tools and mindfulness practices.

After Level-1: You will receive a certification as a Level-1 ITP. This certification acknowledges your foundational knowledge and skills in somatic therapy and trauma-informed care.

After Level-2: You will receive a certification as a Level-2 ITP. This advanced certification signifies your proficiency in somatic experiencing, in somatic psychotherapy, experiencing psychotherapy, and other advanced techniques.

Our certification training is not just another program you buy and forget about. It is an intensive, hands-on, intimate growth journey that transforms both your personal and professional life. This program is designed to engage you deeply, ensuring you gain skills that you will actively use in your practice.

This professional training also positions you at the forefront of the evolving wellness and therapy field. It sets you apart within your niche, adding a depth and skillfulness that others may not have. This makes you a more attractive choice for clients seeking specialized somatic therapy.

This training emphasizes the ethics of trauma-informed care, ensuring you understand who you can serve within your scope of practice. It equips you with the knowledge to provide effective therapy, and helps you recognize when to refer clients to licensed professionals if you are a coach, yoga teacher, or massage therapist.

If you are a coach, yoga teacher, or massage therapist, there will be instances where a client’s needs exceed your scope of practice. For complex trauma cases or severe mental health issues, referring out to a licensed clinical psychologist, psychologists or other licensed mental health professionals is essential to ensure the client receives the appropriate level of care.

Our alumni network consists of leaders in various fields and high-level professionals. It is a great place to continue your learning, make lasting friendships, and find a supportive family in your entrepreneurial journey. The alumni channel offers ongoing opportunities for growth, collaboration, and support.

Our Integrative Trauma Training is designed to provide mental health professionals and holistic practitioners a deeper understanding of psychology and practice of trauma healing. This comprehensive program covers various somatic approaches to address unresolved trauma and promote recovery.

We provide extensive somatic training for various professionals, including licensed clinical psychologists, social workers, yoga teachers, holistic practitioners, somatic experiencing therapists and other professionals. It also benefits students, therapists, and those seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in trauma-informed care.

The program includes somatic therapy, somatic experiencing, sensorimotor psychotherapy, and other body-oriented psychotherapy approaches. It addresses trauma symptoms, complex trauma, cultural wounding, and collective trauma. You will also explore interpersonal neurobiology and psychology and integrate mindfulness practices.

You can register for the training program through our website. Visit the training program section to find detailed information and sign up for the next available course.