Participants will explore the physiology of trauma, and ethical decision-making from the principles and lens of Ortho-Bionomy®.

Topics include the following:

·         Introduction to the Biological Model of Trauma - including the Enteric Nervous system and the Dorsal/Vagal system.

·         The Philosophy and concept of Ortho-Bionomy in relationship to the Code of Ethics and the Biological Model of Trauma.

How the Biological Model of Trauma relates to our emotional experiences. 

·         Connecting and strengthening our gut-level knowing in relationship to ethics and decision making.

·         The Relationship between the Biological Model of Trauma and our Scope of Practice and Ethics.

·         Working with ethical dilemmas.

·         Understanding the trademarks of The Society of Ortho-Bionomy International®. 

There are three things we can be:

We can be who we want to be,

We can be who other people want us to be

Or we can be who we truly are. 

--Arthur Lincoln Pauls

This class will be delivered via Zoom over four daily 4-hour sessions with a 30-minute break each day. No practice partner is required.  September 23-24 (Thurs-Fri), September 30-October 1 (Thurs-Fri) from 12-4 PM EST.

Prerequisites: 16 Hours of any Ortho-Bionomy class 

Live attendance of this online class is required. 

$379- ($349--Early Bird before Sept 2, use code EE2021 at checkout)

16 Hours of SOBI and 16 hours of NCBTMB credit issued.