Unlocking Sensory Experiencing: Trauma-Informed Training for Holistic Healing
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Unlocking Sensory Experiencing: Trauma-Informed Training for Holistic Healing
Navigating Sensory Experiencing: Empowering Training for Complete Trauma Recovery
Rapid advancements in our understanding of human psychology have led to innovative therapeutic interventions such as Sensory Experiencing. This holistic, trauma-informed therapy provides a roadmap for emotional healing, self-awareness and mental health wellness.
Table of Contents:
- What Is Sensory Experiencing?
- Benefits of Sensory Experiencing
- How Sensory Experiencing Works
- Training in Sensory Experiencing
- FAQs
Key Points:
- Detailed explanation of Sensory Experiencing.
- Exploration of the Benefits of Sensory Experiencing.
- Understanding of how Sensory Experiencing works.
- Information about Sensory Experiencing Trainings.
- Frequently asked questions about Sensory Experiencing.
What Is Sensory Experiencing?
Sensory Experiencing (SE) taps into the body's ability to heal itself by releasing traumatic shock stored in the body. It was developed by Dr. Peter Levine, who observed naturalistic behaviors between predators and prey.
Sensory Experiencing is "a body-oriented approach to the healing of trauma and other stress disorders."
It doesn't revolve around the spoken event but the emotional and physiological body responses to the event, leading to a holistic approach to mental health wellness.
Benefits of Sensory Experiencing
There are numerous reasons educators, clinicians, and individuals seeking better mental health gravitate towards SE training and practice. Some of these include:
- Improvement of physical and emotional symptoms related to traumatic events.
- Provides coping mechanisms for managing stressors in daily life.
- Promotes physical and emotional resilience.
- Reduces symptoms of PTSD.
- Encourages body awareness and self-regulation.
How Sensory Experiencing Works
At the root of the SE method is the understanding that trauma is not stored as a story in our minds, but as sensory and autonomic memories stored in our bodies. The method works from a "bottom up" approach, by tracking and listening to the body, allowing the traumatic experiences to be both released and integrated, enhancing the individual's ability for self-regulation.
Training in Sensory Experiencing
Training in Sensory Experiencing includes understanding trauma, the neurobiology of trauma, and embodied awareness. Participants also build clinical skills for trauma resolution and integrate SE into their existing practice.
FAQs
What is Sensory Experiencing?
Sensory Experiencing (SE) helps release the traumatic shock stored in the body, improving mental and physical well-being.
How does Sensory Experiencing Work?
It works on a "bottom up" approach, tracking and listening to the body, allowing for the release and integration of trauma experiences.
Who can benefit from Sensory Experiencing training?
Educators, clinicians, and individuals seeking better mental health can all benefit from SE training.
Is Sensory Experiencing supported by research?
Yes, Sensory Experiencing has been supported by research showing its effectiveness in trauma resolution.
Whether you’re someone seeking help for your mental health issues, an educator updating yourself on the latest advancements in trauma healing, or a clinician wanting to expand your skills toolbox, Sensory Experiencing offers profound benefits. When we harness the body's innate ability to heal itself, we open the door for lasting, holistic recovery.
Get in touch with us at Aura Institute for more information about Sensory Experiencing courses.
Ready to start your career as a trauma informed care practitioner? Contact us at info@aurainstitute.org or (424) 400-3048 to begin your journey as a certified trauma practitioner and make a positive impact in trauma care.