Trauma Therapy -A Cutting-Edge Approach for Resolving Trauma & Healing PTSD - Saj Razvi

Course Content Summary

This course, led by Saj Razvi, focuses on Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy (PSIP), a highly relational and experiential embodied therapy model. It is designed to work with and amplify the powerful organic healing tendencies within the unconscious mind and body.

Key aspects covered likely include:

• Understanding Trauma: A foundational understanding of psychological trauma, complex PTSD, and developmental trauma, including how these manifest in the body and mind.
• Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy: Exploration of the therapeutic potential of psychedelics (such as cannabis, ketamine, and possibly insights from MDMA research) in accessing and processing traumatic material.
• Somatic Approaches: Emphasis on body-oriented techniques to address trauma held in the nervous system, facilitating visceral access to and resolution of traumatic memories and attachment wounds.
• Relational Healing: The critical role of the therapeutic relationship in creating a safe container for healing, particularly within altered states of consciousness.
• Innate Healing Mechanisms: How to tap into the body’s homeostatic, self-corrective mechanisms that become more active and accessible during altered states.
• Practical Interventions: Specific techniques and processes for therapists to guide clients through deep healing, moving beyond traditional talk therapy.

Target Audience:

This course is primarily designed for therapists, psychologists, counselors, and mental health professionals who are looking to:

• Deepen their understanding and skills in trauma treatment.
• Integrate cutting-edge, embodied, and potentially psychedelic-informed approaches into their practice.
• Work more effectively with complex and developmental trauma, as well as PTSD.
• Explore innovative methods to facilitate profound and lasting healing for their clients.