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Join us for a one-hour presentation and Q&A session with Dr. Paris Williams
* FREE - Earn a certificate with 1 Continuing Education Hour*
There has been a steady movement within the field of trauma therapy over the past few decades towards the increasing recognition that:
(a) Psychological trauma (i.e., PTSD, acute trauma and developmental trauma) is primarily held within the body and nervous system
(b) Working directly with the body (via sensations, impulses, breath, posture, etc.) is therefore key to resolving entrenched trauma conditions
...and (c) That a particular attitude of open curiosity to one’s present experience—i.e., mindfulness—is an extremely helpful component to recovering from these conditions
In this presentation, you will...
...gain a basic understanding of the theoretical principles generally shared by the most evidence-based mindful-somatic trauma therapy modalities, which include Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Somatic Experiencing, Hakomi Mindful-Somatic Psychotherapy, and EMDR, among others
... gain a basic understanding of the most essential practices of these modalities - how they are informed by the theory and the particular sequence with which they are generally carried out in practice;
...learn about upcoming opportunities to develop competence in these methods
...Engage in a Q&A session with Dr. Paris Williams
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Time (U.S. Mountain Time):
Wednesday, November 11th, 2026
5-6pm
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Online via the Zoom interactive platform
Investment: FREE
Paris Williams
Dr. Paris Williams, Clinical Psychologist (Licensed in California, Colorado and Utah), has BA, MA and PhD degrees in Contemplative (mindfulness-centered) Psychology, Somatic Psychology, Clinical Psychology, and Ecology. He has extensive experience in the field of trauma: He has taught dozens of mindful-somatic trainings in the U.S. and internationally. He has researched and supported those recovering from acute and developmental trauma, psychosis, chronic pain, substance dependency and other extreme states. And he continues to work as a psychologist in private practice as well as supervising individuals and groups of health professionals in this work. He is the author of the widely acclaimed book, Rethinking Madness. Learn more about Paris and his work at: ParisWilliamsPhD.com
