From a participant: "You open and provide an experiential space wherein learning and growth can happen. It is a difference between the “top down” teacher approach, and the “we are all on the same plane and open to the possibility of experience” facilitator approach. You said yourself that are in clinician mode as you are overseeing each practice session, and therefore it is challenging to return to left brain thinking to answer questions…a perfect demonstration of the fact that you are using your clinical skills to support us in our learning…we each change in relation to the experience and what we are ready to take in at that moment. In any case, we are all grateful, I am grateful, for the way in you do that." ...Samantha
Experiential Developmental Group
The Experiential Developmental Group (EDG) is an interactive experience-based group process where didactic learning and hands on experience come together. This group is for somatic practitioners who work with shock and/or developmental trauma and would like to expand their touch skills and knowledge. Preference is given to those who have completed Somatic Resilience and Regulation, Transforming the Experience-Based Brain, or Touch Skills Training. Others are approved on individual basis by Terrell.
EDG is based on The Fishbowl learning experience. This process allows participants to observe and learn about touch techniques and to experience their effectiveness. In these groups, Terrell presents a topic which is then discussed by the entire group. Then, each participant has the experience of being client and clinician. Before engaging as the clinician, each participant will have an opportunity to present a clinical case to the group. During the work, direct supervision is offered by Terrell in order to help the clinicians expand their skills . The observers will be encouraged at the end of the practice session to discuss their observations and to share their own feelings that may have been triggered. Increasing participant capacity through regulation is the primary goal of EDG. “You can only take people (clients) as far as you yourself have gone.” Richard Rohr.
Terrell chooses a different topic for each EDG to be the focus of the experience. Topics are based on primative reflexes and integration, attachment theory/attachment styles or specific causes of developmental trauma such as medical trauma, early adversity, or adoption.
The Experiential Developmental Group (EDG) is an interactive experience-based group process where didactic learning and hands on experience come together. This group is for somatic practitioners who work with shock and/or developmental trauma and would like to expand their touch skills and knowledge. Preference is given to those who have completed Somatic Resilience and Regulation, Transforming the Experience-Based Brain, or Touch Skills Training. Others are approved on individual basis by Terrell.
EDG is based on The Fishbowl learning experience. This process allows participants to observe and learn about touch techniques and to experience their effectiveness. In these groups, Terrell presents a topic which is then discussed by the entire group. Then, each participant has the experience of being client and clinician. Before engaging as the clinician, each participant will have an opportunity to present a clinical case to the group. During the work, direct supervision is offered by Terrell in order to help the clinicians expand their skills . The observers will be encouraged at the end of the practice session to discuss their observations and to share their own feelings that may have been triggered. Increasing participant capacity through regulation is the primary goal of EDG. “You can only take people (clients) as far as you yourself have gone.” Richard Rohr.
Terrell chooses a different topic for each EDG to be the focus of the experience. Topics are based on primative reflexes and integration, attachment theory/attachment styles or specific causes of developmental trauma such as medical trauma, early adversity, or adoption.
Upcoming Dates, Fees, and Times
Group 1: March 30-31, 2018
Group 2: April 1-2, 2018
Fees:
$600.00 USD single group or $1000.00 for both groups
Times:
Friday/Sunday: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday/Monday: 9am to 1:00pm
Location
Seattle, Washington
Attendance:
It is important to attend both days. The group flows as a system and being present both days is critical for everyone’s work. Individual sessions by Terrell will no longer be offered to participants.
Group 1: March 30-31, 2018
Group 2: April 1-2, 2018
Fees:
$600.00 USD single group or $1000.00 for both groups
Times:
Friday/Sunday: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday/Monday: 9am to 1:00pm
Location
Seattle, Washington
Attendance:
It is important to attend both days. The group flows as a system and being present both days is critical for everyone’s work. Individual sessions by Terrell will no longer be offered to participants.
If you are interested in attending, please complete registration form below to hold your space.
Payment is not due until 45 days before group meets.
Payment is not due until 45 days before group meets.
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$600.00 Experiential Group 1 - March 30-31, 2018 Payment due on or before February 15, 2018
$600.00 Experiential Group 2 April 1-2, 2018 Payment due on or before February 15, 2018
$1000.00 Both Groups March/April 2018 Payment due on or before February 15, 2018
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