•  Advanced nervous system tracking in complex trauma therapy
• Recognizing and responding to dissociation, shutdown, and overwhelm
• Deepening attunement and pacing with chronically dysregulated clients
• Working with parts, protectors, and fragmented trauma material
• Navigating relational dynamics, rupture, and repair in trauma therapy
• Making moment by moment clinical decisions during trauma processing
• Integrating trauma modalities in complex presentations without rigidity
  • Ethical considerations when working with high intensity trauma material
• Supporting integration and stabilization after deep trauma work

This workshop is designed for:

• Licensed mental health professionals providing trauma focused therapy
• Therapists with prior training in trauma modalities such as EMDR, Brainspotting, IFS, or somatic approaches
• Clinicians working with complex trauma, PTSD, or attachment related trauma
• Therapists seeking to refine attunement, pacing, and clinical judgment
• Practitioners who want to deepen their capacity for high intensity trauma work

This is an advanced educational training. It is not a certification program and does not replace required modality specific training or supervision.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

1. Describe advanced nervous system responses associated with complex trauma and PTSD.

2. Identify clinical indicators of dissociation, shutdown, and overwhelm during trauma therapy.

3. Apply attunement and pacing strategies to support safety and regulation in complex trauma work.

4. Integrate trauma informed interventions in response to moment by moment clinical cues.

5. Explain ethical considerations related to working with high intensity trauma material and complex presentations.