March 4th, 4-5 pm Eastern: Jeffrey Morrison on Wounds and Gifts
Trauma can be something that initiates us to a deeper experience of Self and connection to others. To facilitate this with clients, it’s essential that the therapist embark the personal development of Self. From here unique gifts are discovered and inform the healing journey of the therapist and client alike. Beginning with finding Presence in both our physical and feeling body, guided exercises will help us explore a wound of our own and the gifts it reveals. Participants will experience the role Presence plays in staying regulated and gain insight on how their gifts can inform their personal and professional growth as healers.
About Jeffrey Morrison, MA, LMHC Certifying Focusing Coordinator Founder and Executive Director, Seattle Focusing Institute Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapist and Focusing Coordinator, Jeffrey Morrison practices on Vashon Island, Washington. He specializes in working with complex trauma and teaching Focusing-Oriented Therapy (FOT) to therapists and other healing professionals. He has developed a Training Program, which blends Focusing, mythology, mindfulness and other embodied practices for unwinding trauma and restoring wholeness. He is the founder of the Seattle Focusing Institute, which is dedicated to teaching Focusing, meditation, Trauma Releasing Exercises, movement practices and more. These practices for change are designed to encourage presence, embodiment and transform our stuck patterns of living. He lives on Vashon Island with his wife, who is an elementary school teacher. They enjoy time with their son and daughter when they return to visit, gardening, walking, and spending vacations near water. For more info visit Seattle Focusing Institute.
About the Felt Sense Polyvagal Approach to Trauma & Addiction Group
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The Felt Sense Polyvagal Approach to Trauma & Addiction Group is a place for you to explore with others, through a polyvagal lens, the experiences of trauma and addiction. We are focusing on understanding addiction through the lens of the nervous system, as an adaptive response to maladaptive environments. This group is growing in leaps and bounds indicating a hunger for change, for the kind of transformative change that polyvagal theory brings us. The group interacts online in the Polyvagal Institute Community on Mighty Network. Once every few weeks the group meets live on Zoom for an hour of exploration and discussion with a guest presenter.
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