Are you searching for ways to better support your clients who show symptoms of early childhood trauma? At the same time are you personally needing support for how challenging this work is?

Working with people with significant early attachment wounding can be demanding on your nervous system. You might be feeling burnt out or running on empty.

This weekend course might be just what you need.

And… if a “Restorative weekend on Developmental Trauma” seems like an oxymoron, you haven’t experienced ReParentive Therapy!

Spend the weekend with a settled nervous system, as Pamela masterfully helps you weave the following into your system: targeted somatic resourcing, the co-regulation of the retreat cohort, pacing that allows for metabolization, guided visualizations, restorative practices, humor, genuine attunement to self and other.

Your centered, regulated state enhances learning about developmental trauma which is further reinforced by Reparentive Therapy’s (RPT) multifaceted approach. This includes:

• Interactive, theory-based didactics
• Journaling
• Brainstorming
• Art
• Drama therapy
• Somatic experiential activities
• Mindfulness
• Dyadic and group debriefs
• Relational psychoeducationCome away with new approaches for your clients, deeper states of self compassion, insights about developmental trauma and an abundance of tools to support you on your journey as a therapist ahead. Working with folks who have early childhood trauma can be rewarding, invigorating and even fun!