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SUMMARY:Bringing the Body Home: Working with regulation and relationship - Non-Clinical Track Sydney
DESCRIPTION:One Day Training – Friday 1 May 2026 | Sydney\n9:30 am to 5:00 pm \nWe know that relationship is the heart of healing\, restoration and reciprocity. The question is: how do we access what is already intuitive to us?  Whatever our role is in stewarding another person’s healing process\, relationship is key. When there is trauma\, dis-ease and suffering\, engaging with clients can be challenging to say the least. When people have experienced relationship ruptures and betrayal\, how do we join them in a meaningful relationship that facilitates repair?\n\nBringing the Body Home. Harnessing the bio-intelligence of regulation and relationship \n\n\nBringing the Body Home will help you demystify regulation and create safe and effective partnerships with your clients. In this workshop there will be information and concepts\, experiential processes and opportunities for reflection. You will benefit from having two highly experienced and engaging teachers. \nRegister Here\nWhat you will learn:  \n\nApply polyvagal theory to enhance communication with your client and promote reciprocity in the relationship\nCultivate somatic curiosity: learn to listen to your own body\, to better understand your client\nBe more attuned to\, and able to influence your own level of regulation\nRefine your capacity for co-regulation to support your client\nBring somatic wisdom to managing involvement and boundaries\n\nWho is this workshop for? \n\nFor Case Managers\, support workers and other non-clinicians who need to manage relationships with clients to be able to work safely and effectively\nNo clinical training is required.\n\nLocation: \nLoft at The Dale\n24/27-39 Abercrombie St\,\nChippendale\, NSW\, Australia \nCost: \nEarly Bird Price – $A285.00 plus GST Total $313.50 (on or before March 29\, 2026) \nStandard Price – $A340.00 plus GST Total $374.00 (after March 29\, 2026) \nWhat else you need to know: \n\nThere are a range of food options near the venue\, or feel free to bring your own.\nPlease wear comfortable clothing suitable for gentle movement.\nPlease bring what you need to take notes for some of the exercises\nSydney and Melbourne venues are wheelchair accessible\n\n\nRegister Here\n\nWho is Amber Gray\n \nDr. Amber Elizabeth Lynn Gray is an award-winning dance movement therapist\, human rights psychotherapist\, author\, yoga instructor and Continuum teacher. She has worked for 28 years with survivors of human rights abuses\, war\, torture\, oppression\, collective and historical trauma globally. Equally artist\, advocate\, author\, educator\, mystic and therapist\, she\, her clients and mentor co-created Survivor- & Spirit-centered\, Polyvagal-informed approaches to Somatic & Dance/Movement Therapy for trauma that are holistic and emergent. A lover of all things wild\, Amber regularly facilitates eco-somatic-dance retreats for survivors and caregivers. She consults to organizations world-wide on staff care programming\, and is a fierce advocate for self-care\, self-compassion and self-respect.  \n \nWho is Conrad Aikin?  \nConrad has more than three decades of experience as a psychologist and counsellor. Conrad’s work is founded on basic principles of human rights and social justice. He worked at the Victorian Foundation for Survivors of Torture for 18 years\, initially as a counsellor advocate assisting survivors of torture and trauma\, and subsequently in roles focused on case supervision and professional development. As the Principal Practice Leader at Sacred Heart Mission\, Conrad was responsible for the support and development of people in all supervisory and management roles within Client Services.  \nConrad has a consultancy practice in Melbourne focusing on supporting professionals who respond to people who have experienced psychological trauma. His professional development of people who work with survivors of severe and complex trauma supports them to understand and manage the emotional effects of that work. Conrad is highly skilled in the design and delivery of professional development programs\, facilitation\, leading reflective practice\, Psychological First Aid\, debriefing\, supervision\, and leadership coaching.
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