Consultation is a required part of the SE training. Individual consultation sessions are in support of how one applies the principles of Somatic Experiencing into practice. This includes questions about a particular case or questions about personal practice.

Pendulation. SIBAM. Physiological basis for Trauma. Language that supports the tracking of sensation. Activation and deactivation. Orientation. Stabilization. Containment. Resourcing, Titration. Arousal. Discharge. Maladaptive physiological responses to threat. Parasympathetic and sympathetic branches of the nervous system. Orienting responses. Ruptured boundaries. Threat response cycle. Tracking skills. Coupling dynamics. Joining and merging. Bodily sensations. Regulation skills. Touch practices. Scope of practice.

How to describe SE to a client. How to work with SE over video, in person, or by phone. How to utilize SE in different scopes of practices. How to utilize SE with touch. How to utilize SE with movement. How to utilize SE with talking. How to utilize SE with creative endeavors. Introducing SE with certain populations. Utilizing SE with DSM diagnoses. Utilizing SE with groups.

A sliding scale for individual consultations is available for students in the beginning year of the S.E. training.