Educators’ Training

Settle anxious nervous systems (theirs AND yours)
and get learning and growing back on track.

Somatic movement tools to help kids
feel safe,
grow and learn
and connect with others
PLUS
somatic self-care to help educators, parents and caregivers
slow down, let go, stand strong and take charge

What if you could help ALL of your students regulate for learning?
What if doing so meant you could finally love your profession again?

You weren’t hired to be a therapist, and your own nervous system is suffering.

There is hope, and that hope is found in the body.

The adult body is a reflection of the infant/child body. The ways in which our bodies yield (or soften), push, reach and pull are deeply connected to early needs and attachments. This is because the body senses, feels and moves before the brain can think and process.

If there was an interruption in attachment…if needs went unmet…or if there was trauma, the body knows. And as a person grows, the body learns to compensate and send inaccurate messaging to the brain that get in the way of learning.

But the body-brain connection is malleable. Early movements stuck in the developing nervous system can be repatterned. This is the science of infant developmental movement repatterning.

When teachers accurately recognize and empathetically meet
the body imprint of early trauma, they make learning possible.

Interested in a customized workshop for your team in your location?

Contact Angie to learn more.

ABOUT ANGIE ~ Angie Yetzke is a Registered Somatic Movement Educator and Therapist (RSME/T), Certified Movement Analyst (CMA) and Dynamic Embodiment Practitioner (DEP) with thirty years’ experience in movement and movement education. Backed by neuroscience and grounded in hope, Angie helps all ages release body-held tension and trauma, repattern developmental movement and rewire sensory processing. Her approach is play-based, therapist-led, relationship-focused and, with children, parent/caregiver-dependent. As a trained group facilitator, Angie supports medical providers, educators and professionals in understanding the body imprint of early trauma for compassionate and attuned care and treatment.
Learn more about Angie on the ABOUT page.

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