Trauma Training

What is trauma?
Trauma is what is left in the mind and body as disturbed energy, feelings, sensations, emotional and sensory triggers, after an unresolved shock, disturbance or traumatic event.
This may include flashbacks of a disturbing or shocking experience that took place recently or often many years ago, that was unable to be processed at the time.
The mind is a great protector and its main priority is survival.
The ‘Fight and Flight’ response
The fight and flight response is triggered in times of perceived danger. Our nervous system is flooded with a flood of of hormones and adrenalin to provide us with the energy to look after ourselves.
If this is works out successfully, in that we are able to look after ourselves, the mind and body receves a positvive message of ‘job well done’. The body cna stop and rest and goes into a process of homeostasis. Releasing and resetting, so that our nervous system, heart and body organs may return to normal. This is the best outcome and is often accompanied by a sense of satisfactiona dn even healthy pride.
What goes wrong in trauma?
If we are unable to defend or keep ourselves our mind interpretes our efforts as unsuccessful and the concoction of hormones releases in the crisis remain in the brain and body tissues. This is accompanied with the knowledge that you weren’t able to protect yourself in the way you would have preferred at that time. In this case there is often a feeling of guilt or shame accompanying these feelings that lingers and eats away as our self-esteem and sense of worth and leads to a range of symptoms. These are frequently at the core of mental health problems.
Trauma is suppressed
To protect the mind and enable survival, (the ability to move on and live another day), such un-processed trauma is locked or suppressed in the subconscious mind.
This frequently becomes an underlying disturbance, that may be triggered by cues in daily life, causing involuntary and disturbing responses. These may be fear or terror, looming gloom, angry reactions and may result in feelings of helplessness or hopelessness and diagnosed as depression and anxiety and panic attacks.
How trauma is treated presently
In my more than 22 years of experience with clients, I have found that talking about trauma retraumatises. Talk therapies that attempt to understand or raise awareness normally do not process the seat of the trauma because its deeply embedded in the subconscious mind.
Often cognitive behavioural therapy and medication is prescribed to manage symptoms. With mindfulness practice or EMDR. This may require up to 20 sessions or longer and often the client is told that all that can be done is management of their symptoms.
Many counsellors use play or sand therapies, art, music or dance therapies. There is no doubt that these can help over time. There is more that can be done that is more efficient, effective and timely in delivering a much better outcome for most clients.
Neuroscience to the rescue
The good news is that neuroscience research has shown that the brain has the capacity to heal if provided with what it requires to support it. The brain also heals on a regular basis if it is provided by appropriate healthy stimuli.
Hypnosis to the rescue
Hypnosis is helpful in assisting the mind to relax, so that the unconscious trapped disturbances may be accessed.
However it is important that if we are to safely resolve or defuse the trauma that we know what we are doing and are not only skilled in trauma informed, but also trauma processing-skilled as well. In ways that do not retraumatise.
A new psychotherapy approach was required
EMI is the innovation in Mind science developed by Yildiz to enable you to work more accurately and effectively with your clients. Emotional Mind Integration is a neuro-trance psychotherapy that is designed with safety, effectiveness, efficiency and gentleness as top priorities, requiring only 3-5 sessions for complex trauma recovery.
Trauma arrives in two forms
In my work with clients I found that trauma is held in our body and minds in a least two clear formats.
Personal Trauma
The first is the trauma that many of accrue through daily life. The ups and downs, shocks, disappointments of life events. For this Emotional Mind Integration has been designed to resolve this by clearing the neural pathways of disturbance and trauma nd integrating it into the body in a healthy way within each session.
Generational Trauma
The second is held in the systemic parts of who we are, coming through our family system. Patterns, energies and generational trauma that we are born into that come with us with our DNA. For this I have been using Family Constellations to resolve or clear generational trauma.
More Details of Trauma………………
There are several types of Trauma
While trauma is a complex subject, trauma can be split into five major areas.
1 Poor bonding or attachment bonding – formative years.
Much trauma is experienced in formative years starting with poor attachment bonding. A traumatised or closed off parent who is incapable of engaging emotionally with a child, cannot supply the love that the child requires for healthy development.
This is one level of trauma.
Starting with the impact of relational responses in our formative years. The interpersonal, bonding style of parent to child.
This may start with problematic, confusing or painful experiences with their care givers. Parents who are still experiencing their own trauma. Such parents, even with good intentions may find it impossible to engage. This is often because they didn’t have a close connection with their own parents. They find it hard to connect with their emotions and engage in close way with their child.
When this Is not taking place the children often withdraw and shut down. Due to the pain felt, as all children need love and touch and to develop in a healthy way. Causing one level of distress or trauma for the child. Which may remain with them for life unless an appropriate way of healing can take place.
This means, a woman suffering with depression may feel numb. This means she may feel distracted, lost or sad. This passes on disturbing messages to her child. The child requires attention and unreserved love to develop and function well. If that is not available, the child takes on the idea or feeling that they are not deserving in some way.
2 Systemic or transgenerational
If we imaging that a mother who is flat due to their own poor bonding is passing on this experience to their own child. , It is easy to see how this can become a systemic problem. This can result in each generation experiencing a poor sense of worth.
Poor self-esteem and motivation for life. Further, there may be generational trauma accompanying this. Or as the primary initial cause. They have a heavy destiny of misfortune or victimisation.
They often find such difficult destinies run out into their present lives as well. This may be a bonding issue with generational trauma underlying it
3 Shock/betrayal:
Shock, disappointment, betrayal, of some sort at any stage of life.
4 Vicarious Trauma.
Many health workers live with this. Experiencing or witnessing extreme shock, violence, accidents, violation, atrocity has a trumatising effect.
5 Sexual Abuse/Sexual Assault
is sexual abuse. This may be within the family. Or by a trusted person or institution. Alternatively it may be date rape or violent anonymous sexual attack,. Here we have systemic and personal trauma.
Trauma may be a disturbance or shock that may range from mild to extreme.
Complex Trauma
Trauma may continue to accumulate
Bullying, Shaming, Victimisation, Violence, Sexual Assault
New trauma may continue to form through the ups and downs of life. Injustice or traumas of life experiences. These form beliefs, emotional states and may result in mind states, mental health problems, triggers, sabotage patterns and trauma responses.
Trauma may be disturbances, disturbed mind states, emotional triggers, mental health related or PTSD and Sexual abuse related.
Generational Trauma (Systemic)
Is another form of trauma that I work with using Systemic Family Constellations
We offer Trauma Informed processing in three formats.
- EMI for Personal trauma from lived experiences.
- Family Constellations for relational bonding and generational trauma.
- Rapid Core Healing for Personal and systemic trauma combined.
Make your choice in what you wish to do.
Testimonial:
“I am a clinical Hypnotherapist with a full diploma and have learnt far more here in this course than I did in my diploma training. This is practical and grounded and so accurate and once you really understand it, so simple. It has turned my business around as I see people with so much more confidence with this under my belt. It covers such a wide range of issues”. Ro
Testimonial
“A simple succinct and very powerful and well structured and guided process that enables clients to tap into their unconscious emotional state to provide self healing with their own resources that are accessible to them.”
Janet
Complete wholistic trauma training that includes personal and systemic solutions, is done as part of Rapid Core Healing training
Yildiz Sethi B.Ed., Master of Counselling, Diploma Hypnotherapy.
Trauma Training with EMI is a certificated course.
Emotional Mind Integration is advanced neurotrance psychotherapy that quickly contacts the problem or symptom.
We know that disurbances are trapped in the mind and body (subconscious mind). EMI goes to the root cause for a safe resolution of the ‘fight and flight’ responses trapped in the body and unconscious mind.
The process completes with integration within each session.
This is suitable for anyone who is working with emotional triggers, mental health, self-esteem, trauma, PTSD, sexual abuse, substance abuse and personal growth.
The EMI Trauma Training
Emotional Mind Integration is a composite online training:
- 7 pre recorded webinars and study 1 webinar a week
- one online live component of 5 days 9-4.30pm
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Resulting in an accelerated, intensive 8 week Emotional Mind Integration online Training.
The training is focused on putting EMI theory into practice so you may start working on completion. You will receive your certificate and may get indemnity insurance and start working.
We privide supervision for ongoing support.
Suitable for counsellors, hypnotherapists, psychotherapists, social workers and psychologists, coaches and those who have done NLP and for those who are new to the field or changing careers.
Emotional Mind Integration training provides revolutionary, unique knowledge and skills to work with a wide range of personal issues in a brief, solution-focused, experiential way and a powerfully effective manner.
Testimonial:
“I am a clinical Hypnotherapist with a full diploma and have learnt far more here in this course than I did in my diploma training. This is practical and grounded and so accurate and once you really understand it, so simple. It has turned my business around as I see people with so much more confidence with this under my belt. It covers such a wide range of issues”. Ro
EMI is a neuro-trance-psychotherapy that is an accurate, brief, solution-focused and a highly gentle and sensitive modality. Most of all it achieves results of positive change quickly.
The process is well defined and it is able to be adapted to a wide range of personality types and issues as it is client centred.
Emotional Mind Integration is brief, 3-5 sessions for most people. Time and cost efficient.
If you would like to know more about Emotional Mind Integration see Yildiz’s book Rapid Core Healing pathways to growth and emotional healing (2016)
You will receive personal development in the training.
More Details of full Rapid Core Healing trauma training
Buy the 3 Levels of Certifications as a bundle at large % off (Details on training pages) or do Emotional Mind Integration only if that is your wish.
“A simple succinct and very powerful and well structured and guided process that enables clients to tap into their unconscious emotional state to provide self healing with their own resources that are accessible to them.”
Janet
More of Trauma………………
There are several types of Trauma
While trauma is a complex subject, trauma can be split into five major areas.
1 Poor bonding or attachment bonding – formative years.
Much trauma is experienced in formative years starting with poor attachment bonding. A traumatised or closed off parent who is incapable of engaging emotionally with a child, cannot supply the love that the child requires for healthy development.
This is one level of trauma.
Starting with the impact of relational responses in our formative years. The interpersonal, bonding style of parent to child.
This may start with problematic, confusing or painful experiences with their care givers. Parents who are still experiencing their own trauma. Such parents, even with good intentions may find it impossible to engage. This is often because they didn’t have a close connection with their own parents. They find it hard to connect with their emotions and engage in close way with their child.
When this Is not taking place the children often withdraw and shut down. Due to the pain felt, as all children need love and touch and to develop in a healthy way. Causing one level of distress or trauma for the child. Which may remain with them for life unless an appropriate way of healing can take place.
This means, a woman suffering with depression may feel numb. This means she may feel distracted, lost or sad. This passes on disturbing messages to her child. The child requires attention and unreserved love to develop and function well. If that is not available, the child takes on the idea or feeling that they are not deserving in some way.
2 Systemic or transgenerational
If we imaging that a mother who is flat due to their own poor bonding is passing on this experience to their own child. , It is easy to see how this can become a systemic problem. This can result in each generation experiencing a poor sense of worth.
Poor self-esteem and motivation for life. Further, there may be generational trauma accompanying this. Or as the primary initial cause. They have a heavy destiny of misfortune or victimisation.
They often find such difficult destinies run out into their present lives as well. This may be a bonding issue with generational trauma underlying it
3 Shock/betrayal:
Shock, disappointment, betrayal, of some sort at any stage of life.
4 Vicarious Trauma.
Many health workers live with this. Experiencing or witnessing extreme shock, violence, accidents, violation, atrocity has a trumatising effect.
5 Sexual Abuse/Sexual Assault
is sexual abuse. This may be within the family. Or by a trusted person or institution. Alternatively it may be date rape or violent anonymous sexual attack,. Here we have systemic and personal trauma.
Trauma may be a disturbance or shock that may range from mild to extreme.
Traumas due to Ups and Downs of daily life
Growing UP:
Family Life
Living within a family where parents are busy or uncomfortable with emotions or touch, so that a child experiences, not being seen, or heard. Such children may form the belief that they are unworthy, not good enough or insignificant.
Going out into the community
In growing up, in the family, going to school, socialising there are many situations that may be upsetting , such as being excluded, bullied or injustice or worse.
Is it really trauma?
While looking at these experiences from the eyes and experience of your adult self, you may view some of these as relatively small disturbances or traumas. However, a baby or child in such situations has limited knowledge, skills or ability to protect itself. As they are highly vulnerable and dependent on parents or family for survival. They can’t know they will survive. That is a terrifying situation for many that becomes trapped in their body and mind as trauma.
Trauma may continue to accumulate
Bullying, Shaming, Victimisation, Violence, Sexual Assault
New trauma may continue to form through the ups and downs of life. Injustice or traumas of life experiences. These form beliefs, emotional states and may result in mind states, mental health problems, triggers, sabotage patterns and trauma responses.
Trauma may be disturbances, disturbed mind states, emotional triggers, mental health related or PTSD and Sexual abuse related.
Generational Trauma (Systemic)
Is another form of trauma that I work with using Systemic Family Constellations