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Your client says, "It wasn't that bad." But then her shoulders collapse inward.
The jaw clenches ... breath disappears ... her hand rises toward her chest, then falls away.
The most important thing your client communicates may never be spoken.
We know trauma lives in the body long after the event is over. Movement is how it speaks — a language of collapse and bracing, of freeze and flinch, fluent long before your client ever opens their mouth.
The problem is, most therapists were never taught to read it.
Somatic therapies have become a go-to approach for body-based trauma healing — and movement tracking is the skill underneath all of it. Without it, you're working from words alone, translating only half of what your client is telling you.
Now you can learn this skill directly from one of the field's leading experts, completely free.
Join Manuela Mischke-Reeds, Senior Hakomi Trainer, Co-Founder of the Hakomi Institute of California, and author of Trauma-Sensitive Movement, for a free one-day experiential workshop where you'll discover how to:
- Track posture, breath, gestures, and inhibition and translate them into meaningful clinical information.
- Apply the four essential principles of trauma-sensitive movement work: safety, pacing, containment, and resourcing.
- Recognize key movement patterns and understand what they reveal about your client's nervous system and healing process.
- Use your own body as an instrument for co-regulation while maintaining clear professional boundaries and avoiding burnout.
You'll leave with practical tools and techniques you can begin in your very next session.
If you've ever noticed your clients' bodies communicating something important but weren't sure how to respond, this training will show you exactly what to look for and what to do next.
- 1 full day of live expert-led training (a $249.99 value)
- Interactive Q&A
- Printable copy of the presentation slides
- On-demand access to the recording for 3 days*
- An exclusive discount for Manuela’s full Somatic Certification
Before you can bring movement into your sessions, you need to know how to track what the body is doing while the story gets told — the held breath, the collapsed shoulder, the protective gesture that starts and stops. Here, you’ll learn how to:
- Recognize trauma in movement: in posture, breath, gesture, inhibition, and impulse.
- Spot the somatic opening — the exact moment a client's body signals it's ready to move deeper into the work.
- Bring the four principles — safety, pacing, containment, resourcing — into session to make somatic intervention usable.
- Use movement as assessment, so the body tells you what it needs before you decide how to respond.
- Ground the work in the cultural body, so it holds up across every client on your caseload.
- Use the ROAMING protocol to resource the body across the full spectrum of autonomic response — including the shutdown states most clinicians miss.
Find out how your body is doing clinical work in the room already and learn how to use it as a tool on purpose. Here, you’ll learn how to:
- Build a grounded, relationally attuned presence that clients feel before you say a word.
- Track relational rhythm through breath, pacing, and tone, so you catch shifts in the room as they happen.
- Differentiate the types of movement a client makes, so you know what each one signals clinically.
- Work with co-regulation as a two-way process you and the client build together.
- Regulate your own nervous system while staying present and responsive to what's in front of you.
- Recognize how your own embodied history and cultural positioning shape every moment of contact.

Manuela Mischke-Reeds
Manuela Mischke-Reeds, MA, MFT, is a somatic psychotherapist, international teacher of Somatic Psychology, author, and consultant. She is the founder of Embodywise and co-director of Hakomi California. Her trainings in the United States, Australia, Germany, China, and Israel bring together 25 years of clinical practice and teaching, integrating Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy, somatic trauma therapies, embodied mindfulness practices, and movement therapy.
Manuela is also the founder of ISITTA trauma training, grounded in an inside-out approach that draws on the body's innate healing capacity.
She is the author of 125 Somatic Psychotherapy Tools for Trauma and Stress (PESI, 2018) and 8 Keys to Practicing Mindfulness: Practical Strategies for Emotional Health and Well Being (W.W. Norton, 2015).
Information about Manuela Mischke-Reeds.When you register for this free workshop, you'll also receive immediate access to Manuela Mischke-Reeds' comprehensive certification training:
If what you learn during this workshop resonates with you and you'd like to deepen your skills, you'll receive an exclusive attendee discount toward enrollment.
Even better, your participation in this workshop counts toward the certification pathway, meaning you'll have already completed the first two modules and begun your journey toward becoming certified.
In the full training, you'll learn how to:
- Resolve fight, flight, and freeze responses that often remain beyond the reach of talk therapy alone.
- Recognize the full freeze continuum, from subtle shutdown and disconnection to collapse and dissociation.
- Safely work with defensive responses as resources for healing rather than symptoms to suppress.
- Understand the connection between chronic dysregulation and inflammatory patterns within a trauma-informed framework.
- Navigate shame, chronic pain, and trauma as embodied experiences shaped by both personal and cultural history.
- Apply trauma-sensitive movement methods through a culturally responsive lens that honors identity, context, and lived experience.
- Integrate the complete framework into your clinical work with confidence and clarity.
Complete the full program and walk away with everything you need to:
- Support clients with greater confidence and effectiveness.
- Differentiate your practice with advanced somatic expertise.
- Attract the clients you're most passionate about serving.
- Continue your professional growth in an in-demand area of clinical practice.
Upon completion of this training, you’ll be eligible to
become a Certified Somatic Therapy Foundations Practitioner (CSTFP)*
Your discounted course tuition includes the first two years of certification (a $149.99
value)!
*Professional standards apply. Learn more at evgcert.com/cstfp.
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Is this really FREE? What's the catch?
we've had the amazing opportunity to provide professional training to more therapists than ever.
If I can't attend LIVE, can I still get credits?
You'll get 12-month access to the training and will be able to earn self-study CE.
When will the replays be available and for how long? Do I get them for free?
after the training ends and will be in the same place where the live sessions took place in your account portal.
How do I get CE credits for attending live?
Do I need to attend live to receive live CE credit?
Who is this workshop for?
What are the learning objectives?
- Differentiate narrative tracking from body tracking as the organizing clinical stance in trauma treatment, including how trauma presents as patterns in action.
- Identify somatic openings in session and distinguish categories of client movement by the clinical meaning each carries.
- Articulate seven clinical rationales for integrating movement into trauma treatment as a tool for both assessment and intervention.
- Apply the principles of safety, pacing, containment, and resourcing when sequencing movement and breath in session.
- Determine how to use the ROAMING protocol to resource the body across the range of autonomic responses.
- Describe co-regulation as a bidirectional process and identify how a clinician regulates their own nervous system while remaining relationally responsive.
- Assess how cultural identity and context shape a client's embodied experience and modify somatic interventions accordingly.
I still have questions. Who do I contact?
We’re that confident you'll find this learning experience to be all that's promised and more than you expected.

