Ethics and Emotions—Including the Biological Model of Trauma
w/ Ursula Hofer and Jessica Mark
Description
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 as it relates 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
Dates
Tuesday, April 19
Wednesday, April 20
Tuesday, April 26
Wednesday, April 27
Time
12 - 4 pm Eastern Time
There will be a 30 minute break about 2 hours into the class each day.
Price
$375 Regular
$325 Early Bird (use code EEO2022 at checkout through March 29)
Details
No practice partner is needed.
Prerequisites
32 Hours of any Ortho-Bionomy class
Credits Issued
16 Hours of SOBI credit
16 hours of NCBTMB credit
