On December 31, 2007 all the profiles were removed from the registry. . Below are the steps for keeping, updating or joining the 2008 registry for 2008.

Returning Practitioner registry process
- Visit traumahealing.com
- Click on Member’s Section
- At the top of this page will be ANNUAL REGISTRY
- REGISTER NOW
- Review profile and make any changes you might want
- * Pay membership

You can also click on the link below which will take you to the login page.


New Practitioner registry process
- Visit traumahealing.com
- Click on Member’s Section
- At the top of this page will be ANNUAL REGISTRY
- Click on REGISTER NOW
- Create a login
- Create a Profile
- * Pay membership


You can also click on link and create an account: login page.

* You will be charged based on your training level via MasterCard or Visa. If you do not wish to pay online, you may call the FHE office (303) 652-4035 to pay by phone, or you may mail a check to FHE, 6685 Gunpark Drive, Suite 102, Boulder, CO 80301.

Don’t lose out on this opportunity to be in the right place at the right time! When the FHE Central Office gets calls from those who have just read one of Peter Levine’s books and want to find someone who is trained in SE®, we refer them to the Annual Registry. When professionals call to refer clients to a therapist or body-worker who uses SE®, we refer them to the Annual Registry. Remember, if you’re not in the Annual Registry, they won’t be able to find you!

SE Training News

New Somatic Experiencing® Training Manual Is Here!

The highly anticipated new SE® training manual is now available for purchase! If you have completed the SE® Training through Advanced II and wish to order the new manual, please follow this link to download the order form to mail or fax to the FHE. Payment may be made by check, money order, MasterCard or Visa information (including expiration date).

The cost for the new manual is as follows:
Coordinators or assistants (shipped to their current training): $21.00
Assistants (not assisting in a current training): $30.00
SE® Graduates (non-assistants): $35.00

If you are currently a participant in the trainings and do not yet have the new manual, you will receive it at your next training.

Ordering Options:
Mail:
Download form and mail to:
FOUNDATION FOR HUMAN ENRICHMENT
6685 Gunpark Drive
Suite 102
Boulder, Co 80301

Fax:
Download form and fax to: 303-652-4039

E-mail:
Download form and email to: info@traumahealing.com

SE Booth at Psychotherapy Networker Conference:

The FHE will have a booth at Psychotherapy Networker Conference, March 13-16, 2008, in Washington D.C. If any of you will be attending the conference, we would like to coordinate some times for you to come by the booth to help answer questions and provide the FHE with some local support. This would also be a great way for you to meet, greet and network with conference attendees. Please let us know the times you would be available. Our booth will be open Friday and Saturday, 7:45 am -7:30 pm. We hope to hear from you soon and look forward to meeting you!

SE In-service in Denver:

Download flyer for a FREE SE presentation, February 27th from 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. This promises to be a neat opportunity to bring all kinds of folks to the table to learn about SE. Please distribute as widely as possible!

1. The Vets project. This project is in Phase One which involves either holding focus groups for vets or conducting telephone interviews with vets. The project is focused on the post-deployment adjustment of Iraqi and Afghan vets. It does not focus on combat experience. Many thanks to Bhanu Harrison and Daniel Bruce in New Mexico, Julie deSanto in California, Ruth Leibowitz in Oregon, and Bruce Gottleib in Denver for their involvement with Phase One. Phase two will be an SE treatment program. We plan to conduct the treatment program in several sites (funding permitted). Please let Laurie know if you know vets who would be willing to be interviewed for Phase One (two 1-hour interviews) or if you know of a possible site for the treatment study. I have received emails from several SEPs thus far about VA site possibilities.



2. The Domestic Violence Project. It has been extremely gratifying to hear from 12 possible sites around the US and Canada of their possible interest in being a site for a study of SE and domestic violence. We are currently writing a proposal for NIH (thanks to Jean Schumaker for her invaluable help!) and plan to also submit a proposal to a national foundation. Many, many thanks to those of you who responded to my earlier email. It is thrilling to see how many want to help build the evidence base for SE!



3. Case Studies. SE students and faculty are encouraged to write case studies of SE treatment and submit them for publication. A case study protocol is posted on the FHE Research Program website. It offers a format for writing up a single case study. It also has a suggested consent form, journals that publish case studies, and references for 2 articles (not SE) that are clinical case studies that can be referred to as examples. Please consider writing a case study. You do not have to be a researcher or do any statistical analysis to write a good case study. I can help with questions if you plan to write one. This is one way we can increase SE's visibility in the clinical community that extends beyond somatic practitioners.