A 2-day Masterclass Series | May 14-15

The body carries fear pain, overwhelm

A masterclass series on the emotional patterns, protective responses, and early signals beneath chronic symptoms ...

and a map for repair

**What You Will Discover from The 2-day Series**

You have tried things. Therapy. Supplements. Books. More information.

And the symptoms in your body are still there.

This series brings together three voices in trauma and the body to explain why. They do it through the precise mechanisms that show up as fatigue, autoimmunity, anxiety, and the patterns you cannot seem to change.

Over two days, four free masterclasses, you will learn:

Day 1: Thursday, May 14

The Emotional Roots of What the Body Holds With Dr. Gabor Maté

How emotional patterns from early life shape adult biology. Why what looks like a personality trait or a habit may be a protective response your body learned long ago. The connection between unprocessed emotion and chronic physical symptoms.

Before the Diagnosis: How to Detect Autoimmunity Early Through a Trauma-Informed Lens With Dr. Aimie

The signals your body sends years before lab work confirms autoimmunity. Why standard markers miss what is already happening at the cellular level. How to read your body's early language while there is still room to respond.

Includes: Worksheet, answer key, and journal prompts.

Day 2: Friday, May 15

Meeting the Parts That Protect and Persist With Dr. Dick Schwartz

Why the parts of you that overwork, isolate, or shut down are not flaws. How to recognize them. What they have been guarding. How to build a different relationship with them so they no longer have to run the show.

Attachment, Fatigue, and the Freeze Response With Dr. Aimie

How early attachment patterns shape the nervous system. Why this leads to chronic fatigue and freeze states later in life. Why rest does not always restore you. What your nervous system actually needs to come out of shutdown.

Includes: Worksheet, answer key, and journal prompts.

Discover What's Been Carried

Who This Is For

✔️ This is for self-help individuals

If you want to learn more about stored stress, trauma and the body

If you have health challenges

If you have read the books, seen the therapists, done the work, and still aren't where you want to be.

✔️ This is for practitioners

if you want to understand the trauma biology underneath the physical health symptoms and conditions of your clients

If you have struggled with chronic health issues

If you want more tools for a precision approach to nervous system regulation

✔️This is for all those who have been the strong one for a long time and want to become better friends with your better and create inner safety for a biology of healing

What this Series Is Not

✖️ This is not a therapy session. It is not medical advice. It is not a replacement for the care you are already receiving.

✖️ It is not a single tool that resolves everything in one weekend.

✖️ It is not for someone looking for a shortcut. It is not for someone unwilling to consider that the body holds information the mind has not been able to access.

✖️ It is educational. It is paced. You will not be pushed past your capacity. You can watch, pause, and return when you are ready. You can take what is useful and leave the rest.

About The Guests

A world-renowned physician and a bestselling author who has reshaped how we understand trauma, stress, and the mind-body connection.

Dr. Gabor Maté

He is widely known for his work on how early life experiences and emotional patterns influence physical and mental health. His teachings bridge science and compassion, helping people understand the deeper roots of burnout, addiction, chronic illness, and emotional suffering.

Through decades of clinical practice and writing, he offers a deeply human perspective on healing that connects the nervous system, trauma, and authentic well-being in a way that feels both practical and transformative.

A leading psychiatrist and psychotherapist who developed a groundbreaking model for understanding the human mind as a system of different inner parts.

Dr. Dick C. Schwartz

He is the founder of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, a powerful approach that helps people heal by building compassionate relationships with their inner “parts.” His work reframes symptoms as protective patterns rather than pathology.
Through decades of clinical practice and teaching, he has shown how deep healing happens when we learn to listen to and lead our inner system with curiosity, compassion, and Self-leadership. His model is now widely used worldwide in trauma therapy and emotional healing work.

What people learn from this

I have been sick with adrenal fatigue for the last six years. I knew there was trauma involved. But my body was too sick to go there.

- Debbie

There's so much hypervigilance, all the time. A low level of being on guard. There are very few times in my life where that isn't there.

- Karensa

I can do my push away, my voo, my intention of touching things—and it goes away again. This is phenomenal.

- Meredith

This journey has woken my body up and proved to me that I wasn’t paying attention to my body’s feelings before.

- Heather

My husband and I dedicate our lives to helping people heal from emotions. And we knew we were missing the body part. I'd been looking around. It's not yoga. It's not traditional somatic work. Something was missing. When I heard Dr. Aimie for the first time, it was like, this is what I've been missing.

- Diana

Discover What's Been Carried

Your Guide For This Masterclass Series

About Dr. Aimie

A double board-certified physician, biochemist, and the creator of the Biology of Trauma® framework.

Her own health crisis — an autoimmune collapse during surgical residency — sent her on a search that took years, hundreds of thousands of dollars, and dozens of training programs before she found a sequence that actually worked.

She wrote The Biology of Trauma so no one else would have to search that long.

She teaches the Foundational Journey and precision nervous system healing so they would not have to do it alone.