Trauma doesn’t just wound — it fragments. It disrupts interoception, distorts memory, and alters neurochemistry, resulting in deficits in oxytocin absorption, attachment, and the capacity for connection. Clients carry these fractures not as a single wound but as countless shards: parts of self, dysregulated nervous system responses, and embodied memories that refuse to cohere.
On March 30-April 3, 2026, join The Embody Lab at 1440 Multiversity for an immersive learning program that brings together four of the world’s leading voices in trauma healing — Kai Cheng Thom, Dr. Frank Anderson, Dr. Arielle Schwartz, and Dr. Scott Lyons — to guide you into a deeper integration of parts work, EMDR-inspired methods, and somatic practices.
You’ll learn not only advanced techniques, but also how to:
- Choose which fragments to engage with first
- Select the right practice in the right moment
- Stay grounded in the larger arc of repair while working with a single shard of experience
Through live demonstrations, advanced skill-building, case consultations, and experiential practices, you’ll expand your ability to navigate complexity with confidence — supporting clients in moving from fragmentation toward coherence, connection, and wholeness. Plus you’ll get lifetime access to the immersion recordings.
For complete information about this program, please visit The Embody Lab website here: https://intensive.theembodylab.com/
1440 is a philanthropic campus, and each booking contributes to serving our community by providing scholarships and volunteer services in support of creating hope for living well.
