Unlocking the Power of Somatic Dance: Trauma-Informed Training and Education

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Mastering the Energy of Movement: A Comprehensive Guide to Somatic Dance for Trauma Education and Training


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Embarking on a Journey of Healing with Somatic Dance: Trauma-centered Education and Training

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Our bodies hold the stories of our experiences, traumas, and healing. They speak a language all their own—one that can be expressed and understood through the power of somatic dance. This dance therapy uses movement to heal the body from the emotional toll of trauma. Welcome, as we unravel the complex layers of this transformative practice.

Key Points

  1. Understanding Somatic Dance and Its Connection to Trauma Healing.
  2. The Science behind Somatic Dance therapy.
  3. How to Train in Somatic Dance.
  4. Implementing Somatic Dance for Personal Mental Health.
  5. Frequently Asked Questions regarding Somatic Dance.

Understanding Somatic Dance and Its Connection to Trauma Healing

In the heart of somatic dance is a message of embodied healing and self-expression. This distinctive form of dance enables us to reconnect with our bodies and draw attention to nervous system patterns created from past traumas. Not merely an art form, somatic dance is a tool for therapeutic emotional expression, mindfulness, and self-love.

"The body speaks in movement before it speaks in words. We dance, therefore, to reclaim our emotional truth and heal wounds of trauma."- Martha Eddy, Somatic Movement Expert

The Science Behind Somatic Dance Therapy

Our brains store trauma in a non-verbal part called the limbic system. Through trauma-informed somatic practices, we learn to use movement and dance to rewire the brain and facilitate emotional release and healing. Research has verified the efficacy of somatic dance therapy, demonstrating improved mental health, reduction of PTSD symptoms, and enhanced body-awareness.

How to Train in Somatic Dance

Training in somatic dance is both intuitive and academic. It begins with a personal journey into movement and expression followed by professional training, offered by accredited institutions such as the AURA Institute. Methodologies vary, illuminating the diverse world of somatic practices.

Implementing Somatic Dance for Personal Mental Health

Somatic dance is a personal journey of body awareness, self-expression, and healing. Incorporating this art into daily routine nurtures emotional health, fosters mindfulness and supports trauma healing. Learn more about the powerful benefits of regular somatic dance practice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Somatic Dance

  1. What is Somatic Dance?Somatic dance is a body-centered dance form that enhances self-awareness, promotes emotional expression and supports trauma healing.
  2. Who can practice Somatic Dance?Anyone! Somatic dance is made for all bodies—no previous dance training is needed.
  3. How to start with Somatic Dance?To start, find a qualified somatic dance therapist or join online courses such as those provided by the AURA Institute.

The transformative power of somatic dance is a call to a deeply personal journey—one that rewires the mind, heals the body, and invites an intimate conversation with the self. Let the rhythm of movement guide you to healing and peace.

Somatic dance: Come, dance your story.



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.

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