The shape of Trauma

Trauma doesn't just live in narrative memory—it manifests in the body, in patterns of emotional regulation, and in how we relate to ourselves and others.

This training program offers a deep and experiential approach to trauma, integrating contributions from neuroscience, epigenetics, pre- and perinatal psychology, and somatic psychotherapy, based on clinical and body-based practices that promote safety, presence, and integration.

Throughout the course, you will be invited to understand how trauma is organized in the nervous system, how it is transmitted transgenerationally, and how it can remain silently and persistently in the body—even when there is no associated conscious memory.

The training combines solid theoretical content with experiential somatic practices, offering concrete tools to support more regulated, conscious, and profoundly human therapeutic processes. The proposals in the book The Way of Trauma serve as a basis for practical and clinical exploration, promoting a dialogue between knowledge, body, and experience.

This is also a safe space for sharing and reflection, where personal and professional integration happens in a respectful, relational, and contained manner.