Uncovering Trauma’s Impact on Your Clients

Understanding trauma is vital for being an effective coach, trainer or facilitator. But we need more than knowledge.

Many people today have learnt about trauma, but that’s very different from having the skills to bring a client back to the present from a trauma response AND protect yourself in the process.

You will stand out as a coach or facilitator if you can do this.

During Embodiment Unlimited’s newest free event, “Uncovering Trauma’s Impact”, you’ll discover the 4 trauma patterns that sabotage coaching and you’ll see what these greatly appreciated skills look like when they are used effectively.

Why Attend “Uncovering Trauma’s Impact on Your Clients”

As a coach or facilitator, you could be working with your clients’ trauma without even realizing it.

Trauma is very common, and doesn’t always look the way people expect. Health, relationships, money – most areas are affected by trauma.

Most things are, in fact, at least to some degree. The body definitely is, so trauma education is a must for embodiment coaches and movement teachers.

The thing is, learning about trauma is very different from being able to kindly and effectively work with trauma as a coach.

Fortunately, you don’t need to be a therapist to support clients with trauma. Still, trauma can be sneaky, so it’s good to know what to look out for. Bluntly: understanding trauma is vital for working well as a coach, trainer or facilitator.

So how can you tell if something’s trauma-related?

What You’ll Learn During “Uncovering Trauma’s Impact”

There are 4 subtle patterns that can indicate that you’ve crossed into trauma territory. These have clear signs, and a different “feel” each too. They all block learning.

Recognizing when a client is acting out a trauma response is important if you want to do effective work, and also just to be kind. Missing them can be dangerous. We all need to know how to work with trauma, and also when to refer clients on.

Another mistake is thinking everything is trauma, which is also to be avoided! Not everything is trauma, (despite what some damn influencers say)! You’ll learn where to draw the line, and be trauma informed.

Here’s just a little bit of what you’ll learn:

• Anticipate the common areas that trauma will show up in your clients’ lives
• Recognize how the 4 trauma patterns show up in coaching and teaching contexts
• The behaviours associated with the 4 most common trauma patterns
• The 9 “must-know” areas that trauma shows up (some of these will surprise you!)
• What you need to know (and do) before you can support clients with post-traumatic growth
• How to be kinder and more understanding of why particular clients are driving you nuts
• Develop strategies to avoid vicarious trauma and burnout when working with trauma
• Identify when it’s okay to work with a client around trauma and when you need to refer them

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