The Change That is Possible:
The Biology of Trauma® Whole-Hearted Living & Leading 1 Year Program
What is The Biology of Trauma® Whole-Hearted Living & Leading Program?

The Biology of Trauma® Whole Hearted Living & Leading Program will give you a clear, guided path to finally understand yourself in a deeper way. Instead of just coping with stress, anxiety, or old patterns, you will learn to recognize the hidden biology behind your struggles and how to gently bring yourself back into balance.
This program is life-changing because it doesn’t stop at “mindset” or “willpower.” It gives you the tools to work with your body, your nervous system, and your inner patterns in the right order — so that change feels safer, easier, and lasting.
You don’t need a science background to benefit. You’ll gain simple, practical skills to notice what state your body is in, understand why it reacts the way it does, and know which tools to use in each moment to help yourself return to safety, connection, and vitality.
Who is the Biology of Trauma® Whole Hearted Living & Leading Program for?
How The Biology of Trauma® Whole-Hearted Living & Leading 1 Year Program
Helped Me Feel Safe in My Body Again
A Year of Whole-Hearted Living
The Foundational Journey:
The 21 Day Journey

Your path to personal healing through the Biology of Trauma® begins with the guided, experiential 21-Day Journey into your own nervous system. Discover how to notice the difference between stress and trauma in your body — and what your body needs in each state to return to feeling safe, steady, and supported.
Plus, You'll Also Get These
Exclusive FREE Gifts!

Complimentary Training
Brain Inflammation Video Library
This resource will help you understand and address brain inflammation in your clients/patients healing journey.

Complimentary Training
Freeze Response Video Library
This serves as a comprehensive educational tool designed to equip you with a deep understanding of the chronic functional freeze response and its underlying biological mechanisms.

You will be granted any and all bonuses associated with the upcoming Biology of Trauma® modules automatically.
Everything You Need to Heal
and Live Whole-Heartedly
Your Biology of Trauma® Guide,
Aimie Apigian, MD, MPH, MS
A Preventive and Addiction Medicine physician with Master’s degrees in both biochemistry and public health, Dr. Aimie Apigian is the national bestselling author of The Biology of Trauma. She hosts her podcast, leads online nervous system healing courses and a practitioner certificate training program. Bridging the worlds of functional medicine, attachment and trauma, she is a leading expert on how the body holds fear and overwhelm from the past to make one sick today.


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Disclaimer: This is not a course that gives you a license as a provider nor is it a health or trauma recovery coach credentialing program. At the completion of each module, you will receive a Certificate of Completion indicating you have achieved competency on that specific topic of Biology of Trauma®. At the completion of all 6 modules of the Certificate Course, you will receive a certificate as a Biology of Trauma® Professional from Trauma Healing Accelerated. This is a certificate that you will be adding to your professional work capacities.
You are still held to the restrictions, responsibilities and privileges of your primary license and board.
Medical Disclosure: The information and programs presented on or through this website are made available to equip you with knowledge and tools. All the materials in this course are intended for educational purposes. This information nor any programs that are offered are (nor are a substitute for) medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For any physical or mental health issues, I recommend you work with a qualified health provider who will also support your desire to address the effects of trauma.