Accurately recognize, empathetically meet and compassionately work with the body-imprint of early trauma.
“Thank you, Angie!! The feedback from our team was extremely positive and they found the training very helpful. The workshop was educational AND worked well for a team bonding experience. We learned, laughed and walked away with increased insight and extra care for our bodies and minds. I highly recommend investing in this training for yourself or for your team if you have one. Angie is a compassionate teacher who loves what she does and cares for the people around her. Highly recommend!!”
Jen, Hutchings, Restore Therapy Collective
Help your patients and clients (and yourself!) get to the root.
The adult body is a reflection of the infant/child body. The ways in which our bodies push, reach, pull and release 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.
And what about you? Maybe there has been compensation in your body. Maybe you feel disconnected from your body or your body feels numb because your work demands so much of your brain power. Maybe helping your patients and clients access implicit, body-held memory feels impossible because your own body-memories loom too large.
HERE’S THE GOOD NEWS.
1. The body-brain connection is malleable.
2. Early movements stuck in the nervous system can be repatterned.
3. You can more efficiently and effectively treat when you accurately recognize, empathetically meet and compassionately work with the body imprint of early trauma.
4. Healing can happen for providers, too.
“Angie is a warm and personable facilitator, and I found immense value in the teachings of this training. It not only complimented my existing work but also provided me with invaluable insights into how I can better serve my clients on their journey towards holistic well-being. If you’re seeking a therapeutic experience that honors the wisdom of the body and fosters genuine self-discovery, I wholeheartedly recommend exploring somatic movement with Angie. It’s a journey that will not only transform your approach to therapy but also deepen your connection with yourself and others.”
MARCY KOLEAN, CPLC, Winning at Home, Poiema Coaching, Zeeland, MI
“This workshop was very eye-opening and provided insight into a world of somatic work that is rooted in foundation, science, and movement. The skills learned have assisted me in supporting clients when words are not easily found or where using movement and reflexes serves an important purpose. I would definitely consider taking this workshop again and I am excited to dive in deeper.“
RACHEL SWEET, LMSW, Grand Rapids, MI
“Thank you, Angie! The interactive presentation and workshop you did for my psychology students was exactly what I was looking for! A number of students told me after class how much they enjoyed, appreciated, and benefitted from the material you presented, your demonstrations, and interactive activities. The most common comment I heard was “This was so fun! I feel relaxed and it didn’t even feel like an actual class!” So, thank you for sharing your heart and passion with my students! I highly recommend Angie’s training!“
DR. HEATHER FRICK, Psy.D., LMFT; Assistant Professor of Psychology, Cornerstone U, Grand Rapids, MI
“This was one of the best trainings I have ever done. Angie is incredibly knowledgeable and presented the material in a way that was engaging, understandable, and practical. I learned so much about myself and my body, and gained invaluable insight into my work with couples, families, and individuals. Angie has such a gentle manner, but also challenged me to push my growth edge and take risks. I highly recommend this training for any person with a body.”
MELANIE SZUCS, MA, LPC, LMFT, Hiraeth Counseling, Grand Rapids, MI
“The training was AMAZING! I am so excited to share what I have learned with my clients.“
KELLI POSTMA, LMSW, CCTP, Inside Out Trauma Recovery Services, Hudsonville, MI
“The structure and experiential nature of this training are excellent, and the provided manual is a great support for my continued learning.”
SHYRA WILLIAMS, LMSW, ACTP, Children’s Advocacy Center, Holland, MI
“The most valuable part of the training for me was focusing on the sensations in my own body throughout the experiences. I also loved the case studies, group discussions and the wealth of information you provided us.”
AMY SORDELET, LMHCA, Mindwalk Counseling, Fort Wayne, IN
“Thank you so much for providing this workshop! It was a great experience, very informative, and also just really inspiring for me. Thank you for the work you do!”
NAOMI DEES, Dance Artist, Fort Wayne, IN
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.
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