GROUP 6 Advanced 2

Advanced Level

• Explains the importance of stabilization when working with complex trauma

• Explores the SE concept of “coherence” in working with complex trauma

• Refines touch skills for supporting containment and coherence

• Explains the interrelationship between dysregulation of the ANS and the SE model of syndromes (non-reciprocal relationship between the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems)

• Analyses the Polyvagal Theory as it relates to working with syndromes

• Refines the necessary SE skills of “titration” and “pendulation” when working with highly sensitive and syndromal clients

• Applies the SE model for working with the eyes

• Develops SE touch-based skills for working with different categories of trauma

• Explains how SE uses joints, body diaphragms, and the viscera to access ANS responses and to support completion of incomplete survival responses

• Explores scope-of-practice issues relating to the integration of SE and SE touch into professional practice