This immersive two-part training (each part three days) examines how trauma can manifest as physical symptoms and medical conditions that often resist or minimally respond to conventional Western treatment when unresolved somatic dissociation is at the root. CRM equips clinicians with an advanced, clinically grounded framework for understanding these presentations and offers cutting-edge protocols that address the mind–body–spirit system as an integrated whole.
Participants will learn how trauma becomes embedded in the body over time, contributing to chronic pain, autoimmune patterns, neurological symptoms, and other complex somatic challenges. The training also provides a sophisticated approach to conceptualizing and working with accidents and injuries—including childhood injuries, sports-related trauma, witnessing harm, serious accidents, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), and severe bodily trauma.
Clinicians will leave with practical, actionable skills for assessing somatic dissociation, supporting physical well-being, and facilitating transformative healing in ways that extend beyond traditional medical or talk-therapy approaches.
This immersive two-part training (each part three days) examines how trauma can manifest as physical symptoms and medical conditions that often resist or minimally respond to conventional Western treatment when unresolved somatic dissociation is at the root. CRM equips clinicians with an advanced, clinically grounded framework for understanding these presentations and offers cutting-edge protocols that address the mind–body–spirit system as an integrated whole.
Participants will learn how trauma becomes embedded in the body over time, contributing to chronic pain, autoimmune patterns, neurological symptoms, and other complex somatic challenges. The training also provides a sophisticated approach to conceptualizing and working with accidents and injuries—including childhood injuries, sports-related trauma, witnessing harm, serious accidents, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), and severe bodily trauma.
Clinicians will leave with practical, actionable skills for assessing somatic dissociation, supporting physical well-being, and facilitating transformative healing in ways that extend beyond traditional medical or talk-therapy approaches.
