BECOME A BIOLOGY OF
TRAUMA® PROFESSIONAL
Learn to Apply the Biology of Trauma® Model
to Your Practice - All Online
WITH DR. AIMIE APIGIAN
FREE Biology of Trauma® 3-Video Training for Professionals?
My Biology of Trauma® model provides a comprehensive, holistic framework to address stored trauma in the body. Discover the essential sequence of this model with my free video training. Register to learn how to enhance and accelerate your current healing practice now!
Who is the Biology of Trauma® Training for?
The Biology of Trauma® Professional Training program is for any provider or practitioner who wants to gain more tools and skills in effectively addressing trauma patterns in their work with others. No specific license or profession is required. If you want more knowledge and tools to address any underlying Biology of Trauma® that keeps those you work with stuck in life and health, this is for you! Some of our trained Professionals include:
- health providers
- mental health workers
- health coaches
- trauma recovery coaches
- physicians
- chiropractors
- acupuncturists
- occupational or physical therapists
- personal development and life coaches
Understand the difference between Stress and Trauma physiology in the body.
Learn to recognize signs of stress vs trauma physiology in the body so you can apply the right tools! You’ll gain tools in essential functional medicine, neuro-optimization, somatic exercises, parts work and more to accelerate your clients’ movement out of chronic stress or trauma and on with their lives.
The 3 Guiding Principle of Biology of Trauma®
1. Treating trauma needs to be PRACTICAL, implementable, and not overwhelming.
2. The second principle is that it has to be PERSONALIZED. Cookie-cutter medicine does not work for the Biology of Trauma®. Clients need a personalized and bio-individualized evaluation and plan.
3. The third principle is that treatments have to be emPOWERING. We have to teach people how to track and shift their own nervous system in the ways that work best for them.
Your Biology of Trauma® Instructor,
Dr. Aimie Apigian
Dr. Aimie is a double Board-Certified medical physician who specializes in trauma, attachment, addictions and addressing trauma on a cellular level. She earned her medical degree at Loma Linda University and has a Masters in Biochemistry as well as a Masters in Public Health. She trained for three years as a general surgeon before changing her career path.
In addition to her medical studies, Dr. Aimie has studied with and participated in Dr. Allan Schore’s Attachment Regulation Theory Study Group. She is a highly-trained somatic experiencing practitioner, trained in NeuroAffective Touch™, Internal Family Systems (Parts Work) and the Instinctual Trauma Response Model™. She continues to attend advanced trainings in Somatic Experiencing™ with Dr. Peter Levine and acts as an editor for Somatic Experiencing International.
She is not one to sit back and talk about problems. She is a solution-focused action taker- always looking for ways to improve our current method and accelerate the healing journey back to our best health and our best selves.
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 certification as a Biology of Trauma® Professional from Trauma Healing Accelerated. This is a certification 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.