Healing Trauma through Acupuncture and Somatic Wisdom
 

Healing Trauma through Acupuncture and Somatic Wisdom
Published 9/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 2h 25m | Size: 2.57 GB

Understand Trauma, the nervous system, acupuncture, somatic practices, and practical techniques for emotional support.

What you'll learn
Chinese Psychology
Healing Trauma
Emotional Trauma
Somatic Exercises

Requirements
For those who want to heal or work trauma patients whether Mental, Physical or emotional

Description
Trauma is not only something we remember-it can also be something the body continues to carry.

Unresolved emotional experiences can influence the nervous system, breathing, sleep, digestion, muscle tension, pain, emotional responses, and our relationship with ourselves and others.

In this course, Healing Trauma Through Acupuncture and Somatic Wisdom, we explore trauma from an integrative perspective, bringing together principles of acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), nervous-system regulation, and somatic awareness.

You will learn how acupuncture can be understood within a broader mind-body approach and how traditional concepts such as Qi, Shen, the Heart, Liver, Ren Mai and Du Mai can provide useful frameworks for understanding emotional and physical patterns.

The course also introduces practical somatic approaches, including breath awareness, grounding, body awareness, gentle movement, and techniques for recognising and regulating emotional activation.

In this course, you will learn

The relationship between trauma, emotions, the body, and the nervous system

How chronic stress and unresolved experiences may influence physical symptoms

Basic TCM perspectives on emotional and somatic patterns

The role of acupuncture in an integrative approach to trauma support

The connection between the Ren Mai and Du Mai and mind-body regulation

Somatic awareness and grounding techniques

Breathing practices for nervous-system regulation

How to recognise emotional activation and bodily responses

Practical ways to integrate acupuncture with somatic approaches

How to approach trauma work with greater awareness, compassion, and safety

This course is designed for acupuncturists, TCM practitioners, complementary-health professionals, therapists, students, and anyone interested in understanding the connection between emotional experiences and the body.

The goal is not to replace psychological or medical treatment, but to provide an integrative framework for understanding trauma and supporting mind-body regulation.

Learn to listen to the body-not just the symptoms.

Throughout the course, we will also explore how trauma may be held and expressed through different bodily patterns, emotional responses, and behavioural tendencies. You will be encouraged to develop a more compassionate understanding of these responses rather than viewing them simply as problems to be eliminated. By combining traditional wisdom with modern somatic perspectives, this course aims to help you see healing as a gradual process of reconnecting with the body, emotions, awareness, and a greater sense of safety.

Safety note: This course is educational and does not replace diagnosis, psychotherapy, emergency care, or other appropriate medical treatment. Address trauma-related conditions with qualified healthcare professionals when necessary.

Who this course is for
Acupuncturists
Energy healers
Psychologists
Holistic Healers
Homeopaths

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