Somatic Wholeness:
​Recognizing, Understanding and Healing Earliest Trauma

Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting;
The Soul that rises with us, our life’s Star,
          Hath had elsewhere its setting
               And cometh from afar;
          Not in entire forgetfulness,
          And not in utter nakedness,
But trailing clouds of glory do we come
Heaven lies about us in our infancy
~ Excerpt from Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood
William Wordsworth, 1770 - 1850

A Training for touch professionals wanting to recognize, understand and heal earliest trauma in adult populations. Learning objectives:
  • Understand Blueprint/Imprint dynamics in the body.
  • Practice recognition of stress and threat responses connected to earliest trauma.
  • Recognize trauma states that arise from earliest experiences starting preconception. These layers of experiences include conception, prenatal experiences, birth, and after birth.
  • Apply specific skills of presence, relationship, listening, recognition and conversation for healing actions for these early trauma states
  • Learn and practice a specific bodywork/touch sequence 

“We are Spirit, Matter and Soul. You make your body from your soul, not the other way around.” ~ Jaap van der Wal
 
If you embrace your soul, you live your purpose. We are whole first. Then often we split because of the shock of embodiment but it does not have to be that way. If we can hold the Whole, normalize difficulty with somatic and practitioner skills, we can prevent and heal earliest trauma. ~ Kate White

Morning: Blueprint/Coherent state exercises
Afternoon: Imprint Experiences, Skills Application and Bodywork sequence
Dates: 6, four-day workshops TBA (after COVID restrictions released)
Fee: $695 per module
Prerequisites: Bodywork training and the Foundations entry level course, plus interview with Kate White. 
Location: Bridge Between the Worlds in Keswick, VA
If you are interested, you have to complete an interview and intake with Kate. Call or email, 434-996-2002, katercst@gmail.com