Trauma Study Circle

Understanding Trauma for Recovery & fostering Resilience

LEARNING ABOUT TRAUMA HELPS TO FOSTER RESILIENCE & RECOVERY

For those Interested in learning more about Trauma

Unlocking Trauma Healing: A Study Circle Combining Tapping with the information from the book, The Body keeps the score.

Join our upcoming trauma study circle where we merge the profound insights of Bessel van der Kolk's groundbreaking book, "The Body Keeps the Score," with the transformative practice of tapping.

In this unique study circle, we will delve into:

  1. Understanding Trauma: Gain a deeper understanding of how trauma impacts the body and mind, as elucidated by Bessel van der Kolk's research and insights.
  2. Exploring Tapping Techniques: Discover the powerful potential of tapping (Emotional Freedom Techniques) as a complementary tool for trauma healing and stress reduction.
  3. Integration of Body and Mind: Learn how tapping can help integrate the body's wisdom into the healing process, aligning with the principles outlined in "The Body Keeps the Score."

Ideal for EFT students, practitioners, trainers, or those who have done extensive EFT study or self-practice.

Monthly Classes for 6 months.
6 live calls on Fridays from May to October, 1 call every month.

Dates for the calls: 17th May, 21st June, 19th July, 16th Aug, 13th Sep, 18th Oct, 2024 at 6:30 pm IST

Duration: 90 mins

Calls will be recorded.

Cost: Rs 3500/USD 50

REGISTRATION LINK: https://calendly.com/emofreetherapy/trauma-study-circle

Please note: This study circle is only for those who know EFT either through self-study, training, or practice.


FAQs

Is there any preparation needed for the calls?

Yes. You need to read the chapters before the calls, according to the schedule. This is a mandatory requirement.

 

Can we discuss client cases in these classes?

No. While we can discuss how to apply EFT for trauma, client cases will not be discussed.

 

Is this study circle for self-healing?

No. These study classes are not for self-healing. Personal information especially trauma related, must not be shared in the study classes.