Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (SP) can help resolve the lingering impact of shock trauma on the nervous system. This webinar explores how unresolved subcortical orienting and defensive responses—those instinctive survival strategies triggered in the face of threat—can be completed through SP’s intervention of sensorimotor sequencing.
When trauma is not processed to resolution, the body’s initial shock response can reverberate through brain and body, leading to involuntary sensations, defensive impulses, negative core beliefs, and overwhelming affect. Sensorimotor sequencing provides a pathway to complete these unfinished responses at the level of the nervous system—allowing clients with PTSD and C-PTSD to discharge hyperarousal, restore regulation, and reconnect with an embodied sense of self.
Through clinical presentation, in-session video examples, and live Q&A, you’ll learn how SP interventions can:
· Complete instinctive orienting and defensive responses
· Resolve shock states and hyperarousal
· Rebuild trust in the body’s inherent capacity for healing
- Trainer: Tracy Jarvis (she, her)
- Trainer: Pat Ogden