The Body in Psychotherapy – 7th USABP National Conference

For therapists who want more training around body-centered therapy, a wonderful opportunity is being offered at the 7th USABP National Conference entitled “The Body in Psychotherapy.”

There are unique topics being offered that may help deepen your education around the importance of the body in psychotherapy. It will be held in Boulder, CO – August 10-12, 2012 with a pre-conference day on August 9, 2012.

As many of you know, I received my masters at the Naropa University in Somatic Psychology. Since learning EMDR, and now teaching EMDR, it has become very important for me to help therapists understand the importance of working through the body for healing. EMDR integrates the body beautifully for a mind-body integration of trauma.

Some of my instructors from Naropa who highly influenced my training as a therapist and has influenced my EMDR trainings will be presenting at the conference:

  • Christine Caldwell, founder and former director of the Somatic Counseling Psychology Program at Naropa University and author of “Getting Our Bodies Back,” and “Getting in Touch,” will be presenting “Somatic Psychology Pedagogy and Implicit Body Bias: How BP Can Challenge Itself and Society.”

As you can see, I have only mentioned a few topics that are going to be covered over a four-day weekend. This is an amazing opportunity to learn from some masters in the field of somatic psychology. I will be attending the conference so look me up if you are going to attend.

For more information visit USABP.org