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Practitioner Resilience and the Nervous System with Pete Sandoval (opens the original)
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Julie Clarke continues her conversation with Somatic Experiencing practitioner Pete Sandoval, moving from how he discovered the model to how it has influenced his personal life, clinical presence and understanding of practitioner resilience. Pete describes his personal experience of improvement in chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia symptoms while training and receiving Somatic Experiencing sessions. He is careful not to present the model as a cure or the only factor involved; instead, he situates
Slowing Down the Pattern: An Introduction to Somatic Experiencing with Pete Sandoval (opens the original)
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Host Julie Clarke speaks with Somatic Experiencing practitioner Pete Sandoval about what drew him to a body-oriented approach to trauma therapy. After training in models including CBT, DBT and EMDR, Pete still noticed gaps in his work. Some clients found that cognitive tools helped only temporarily, while others felt emotionally stirred up after trauma processing. His search for a deeper understanding of trauma physiology led him to Somatic Experiencing and its emphasis on carefully observing ne
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