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Which training is right for you?

Two certificate programs. One builds the foundation. One goes deeper into relationship. Here’s how to choose.

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Everything you need to make the right choice.
Foundational

Trauma & Somatics

Certificate Program
Advanced

Attachment & Somatics

Certificate Program
Investment

$3,000

or payment plans

$3,000

or payment plans
Training hours
35 hours
40 hours
Duration
12 weeks
12 weeks
Format
10 live classes (3 hrs) + 6 modules
10 live classes (3 hrs) + 6 modules
Next cohort
May 1, 2026
August 7, 2026
Prerequisites
None
Prior somatic training recommended
Lead teachers
Will Rezin, SEP + Guest Faculty
Will Rezin, SEP & Kate Appleton, LPC, SEP
Key topics
  • Polyvagal Theory
  • Nervous system tracking
  • Window of Tolerance
  • Trauma physiology
  • Attachment patterns
  • Developmental trauma
  • Co-regulation
  • Couples somatic work
Get Started with T+S
Advance to A+S
Both programs include
  • 10 live classes (3 hrs each)
  • Certificate of completion
  • 6 self-paced modules
  • Private community access
  • Daily practice audios
  • Personal practice journal
  • Lifetime material access
  • Weekly homework

"I came in as a coach and left with a whole new skillset. The way Will breaks down nervous system work made everything click."

T+S Graduate, Spring 2025

Find your starting point

Not sure which program fits? Start here.

Start here

Trauma & Somatics is right for you if:

  • You're new to somatic work
  • You want foundational trauma-informed skills
  • You work with individuals experiencing trauma
  • You need to understand nervous system basics
  • You're a coach, therapist, or helping professional seeking core skills
Enroll in Trauma & Somatics
Go deeper

Attachment & Somatics is right for you if:

  • You have prior somatic training (SE, SP, Hakomi, IFS, NARM)
  • You're a licensed professional (LPC, LCSW, LMFT)
  • You work with couples or relational dynamics
  • You want to specialize in attachment repair
  • You've completed Trauma & Somatics and want more
Enroll in Attachment & Somatics

The complete training path

Complete both programs sequentially for full-spectrum skills in trauma recovery and attachment repair.

Start here

Trauma & Somatics

Build your foundation in nervous system regulation, trauma physiology, and somatic tracking.

May 2026

35 hours · 12 weeks

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Then go deeper

Attachment & Somatics

Advance into relational work, developmental trauma, and attachment repair at the body level.

August 2026

40 hours · 12 weeks

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This sequence allows time for integration between trainings.

About Attachment & Somatics

Co-created and taught by Will Rezin (SEP) and Kate Appleton (LPC, SEP). Kate works closely with Dr. Stephen Porges on sound-based nervous system interventions, co-authored the Combined Delivery Guidelines for the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) and Somatic Experiencing, and led a research initiative in South Africa supporting Dr. Porges’ work on the RRP sound program. Her expertise spans addiction recovery, mental health, trauma, learning differences, autism, and sensory processing.

Frequently asked questions

Can I take Attachment & Somatics without Trauma & Somatics?
Yes. Prior somatic training (SE, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Hakomi, IFS, NARM, NeuroAffective Touch, Compassionate Inquiry, TRE, or similar) is recommended but not required. Licensed professionals (LPC, LCSW, LMFT, PsyD, PhD) and certified coaches with trauma training are welcome to enroll directly. Attachment & Somatics assumes some familiarity with nervous system regulation and somatic tracking. If you’re unsure whether your background is sufficient, email us and we’ll help you determine the best starting point.
If you’re new to somatic work, we recommend starting with Trauma & Somatics. If you already have training in SE, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Hakomi, IFS, NARM, Compassionate Inquiry, or similar modalities, you can go directly to Attachment & Somatics.
Yes. We recommend completing Trauma & Somatics first (January 2026), then Attachment & Somatics (August 2026). This sequence allows time for integration and ensures you have foundational skills before advancing to relational work.
Both programs include 10 live classes (3 hours each), 6 self-paced learning modules, daily somatic practice audios, weekly homework and integration, lifetime access to all materials, certificate of completion, private community access, and a personal practice journal.
These are certificate programs documenting professional development hours. They do not replace foundational training in therapy, coaching, or bodywork. Practice within your existing scope and credentials.
Take our free ‘What’s Your Somatic Learning Path?’ quiz to get a personalized recommendation, or email us to discuss your specific situation and goals.
Ready to choose your path?

Both trainings offer deep, practical skills that will change how you work with clients. Choose the one that matches where you are now.

Get Started with Trauma & Somatics
Advance to Attachment & Somatics
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