Embodied Healing
Clinician Information Session
The goal isn’t to feel calm.
It’s to increase the capacity to stay with experience safely.
An introduction to Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY) and embodied approaches to trauma recovery.
Why embodied approaches?
Many clients understand their trauma cognitively, yet continue to experience:
chronic hypervigilance
dissociation
shutdown
emotional overwhelm
panic
difficulty accessing safety in their bodies
This clinician information session offers an introduction to an evidence-based body-oriented approach to trauma treatment through Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY), nervous system regulation, and trauma-informed group work.
ABOUT EMBODIED HEALING
About the program
Embodied Healing is Nelson’s longest-running trauma-sensitive group program, integrating:
Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY)
somatic awareness
nervous system regulation
art therapy processes
trauma-informed relational practice
The program supports clients experiencing PTSD, complex trauma, dissociation, chronic stress responses, and difficulties with embodiment.
What to Expect
During this session we will explore:
✔ What TCTSY is and how it differs from yoga classes
✔ Interoception, choice, and embodiment
✔ Working safely with triggers and dissociation
✔ The role of relational safety in trauma recovery
✔ Referral suitability and client outcomes
The session includes:
✔ A gentle experiential TCTSY practice
✔ Discussion and reflection
✔ Question and answer time
✔ Information about the Embodied Healing program
✔ Opportunity to connect with other clinicians