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An inaugural course launching on 2/18/26, designed especially for psychotherapists, social workers, mental health clinicians, and associates who want to deepen presence, embodiment, and connection in the digital therapy room.
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After completing my doctoral studies in somatic psychology in telemental health, I developed a new, empirically grounded training for clinicians who are curious about what happens beyond the screen, in the subtle, embodied space where healing actually occurs.
I’m opening enrollment for a first-of-its-kind online training for therapists that synthesizes:​
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✨ Somatic psychology foundations
✨ Interoceptive awareness practices, and clear contraindications, for safer nervous system work
✨ A 5-minute body-scan protocol validated in my own empirical research
✨ Contemporary presence theory for the digital therapy room
✨ Trauma-informed digital embodiment to deepen connection beyond the screen
✨ Precautions for the next wave of AI
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This training will support clinicians who want to:
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Cultivate more presence and attunement in online sessions​
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Strengthen embodied resonance with clients, even at a distance​
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Integrate short, effective contemplative practices into telehealth work​
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Help clients regulate more deeply, even through a screen​
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Expand their somatic skillset in telehealth without overwhelm or burnout​
Please specify which 3-hour course you will be attending: 2/18, 3/11, 4/22, or 5/6
All courses will be recorded and are conducted over Zoom from 4-7pm PST.
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The 3-hour course is approved for 3 NBCC hours.
Email Eileen@somi.clinic or text 206-947-7687 for more information.
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Presenter:
Eileen D. Wurst, M.A., LMHC, Ph.D.
California Institute of Integral Studies

