From Survival to Safety. From Fragmentation to Wholeness.

Trauma is not stored in memory alone. Trauma lives in the nervous system, the body, and the meanings we carry about ourselves and the world.

Healing does not happen by insight alone. Healing happens when the nervous system experiences safety, the mind experiences compassion, and the person reconnects with agency, dignity, and meaning.

This seminar teaches clinicians how to reprocess trauma without re-traumatization by integrating:

• Polyvagal-informed nervous system regulation

• Compassion-Focused Trauma Reprocessing

• The SWEET Four Layers of Transformation

• The SWEET Body–Mind–Meaning Framework

This is not about coping better.

This is about restoring the capacity to feel safe being alive.

Date: Saturday, March 14, 2026

Time: 4-6pm (EDT)

CEUs: 2

Format: Live on Zoom

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

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

• Understand trauma responses through polyvagal theory

• Identify nervous system states driving symptoms and behaviors

• Use compassion as a neurobiological intervention

• Know when trauma work must begin with the body, not cognition

• Reprocess trauma safely using titration, resourcing, and regulation

• Apply the SWEET Four Layers of Transformation to trauma healing:

• Conscious

• Pre-Conscious

• Unconscious

• Existential

• Integrate Body–Mind–Meaning to prevent overwhelm, shutdown, and dissociation

• Support healing that restores agency, coherence, and meaning

SEMINAR STRUCTURE 

• Polyvagal Foundations & Nervous System Safety

• Compassion-Focused Trauma Reprocessing

• Layered Trauma Healing Using the SWEET Model

• Clinical Application & Integration

• Ethical, Sustainable Trauma Work for Clinicians

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Social Workers

• Psychologists

• Counselors

• Marriage & Family Therapists

• Psychiatrists

• Addiction Professionals

• Trauma-Informed Leaders & Supervisors

WHY THIS SEMINAR IS DIFFERENT

• Nervous-system-first, not cognition-only

• Compassion without bypassing or minimizing trauma

• Deeply scientific and deeply human

• Clinically practical, emotionally resonant, ethically grounded

Trauma healing is not about going back. It is about finally arriving — safely — in oneself. Transform the way you understand trauma. Transform the way you practice. Transform the way healing happens.