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Our trainings can be deep and transformative, but sessions are carefully facilitated and paced with strong attention to integration and nervous system safety.
Yes. Many participants attend Training Retreats for personal healing, professional development, or embodied learning without immediately pursuing full certification.
No. To support group safety, nervous system regulation, and the integrity of the retreat container, participants are required to stay on-site for the duration of the retreat.
No. Sharing is always an invitation, never an obligation.
No. The trainings are open to both, beginners and experienced practitioners. What matters most is openness, self-responsibility, and willingness to engage in the process.
No. Many participants experience significant personal and professional growth through individual trainings and retreats, regardless of whether they pursue full certification.
Yes. Payment plans are available for the online training.
Typically:
- 50% is due at registration
- The remaining 50% is due one week before Module 2 begins
We do not currently offer payment plans for Training Retreats
BBTRS® may be a good fit if:
you are interested in becoming certified in the BBTRS® Six Element approach to trauma release.
you work with people and want to deepen your capacity,
you are drawn to trauma-informed somatic work,
you feel there is “something missing” in your current approach,
or you are seeking both personal transformation and professional growth.
Absolutely. Many participants come without previous somatic or therapeutic training. The process is designed to support participants step by step in a safe and grounded environment.
No. Accommodation is separate from tuition unless specifically stated otherwise on the retreat page.
Yes. BBTRS® places strong emphasis on nervous system regulation, consent, pacing, grounding, and emotional safety throughout the training process.
Not necessarily. BBTRS® avoids forced catharsis; we work within your capacity using pacing, consent, and titration. Strong sensations can arise, but we let the body lead so change integrates rather than overwhelms your system. You can always slow down, observe, or pause—no force, no breath holds.
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