Healing Collectively

Research

Research Initiatives

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Ongoing Projects

Our research focuses on somatic and transpersonal psychology, exploring innovative methods to understand trauma and grief, and their impact on mental health in individuals and communities.

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Educational Programs

We provide workshops and resources aimed at enhancing the knowledge and skills of mental health professionals, emphasizing a holistic and spiritual perspective in therapeutic practices.

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Training Workshops

Our training sessions are designed to equip mental health professionals with experiential practices that integrate somatic and transpersonal approaches, fostering deeper connections with clients facing trauma.

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Outreach Efforts

We engage with communities through support groups and resources tailored to those impacted by trauma and grief, creating safe spaces for healing and collective growth.

Somatic Research Insights

Research Insights

Research

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