Cultivating self-regulation through somatic practice

This PD is for counsellors/therapists who would like to explore somatic mindfulness as a tool to cultivate self-regulation by:
• Becoming aware of inner sensations, emotions and thoughts
• Being mindful about sensations received through the senses
• Bringing awareness to relational somatic resources
• Becoming more coherently present in the here and now
Co-regulation precedes self-regulation and lays a core foundation to it. Our capacity to become aware, recognize, contain or manage our sensations/emotions/thoughts was grounded by the capacity of our caregivers to do so.
Self-regulation may be cultivated and enriched by awareness of somatic resources. Becoming aware of different aspects of our inner and/or outer reality is the precursor for building capacity for inner coherence and containment.
This PD is a combination of therapy and experiential practice that is helpful in building capacity to self -regulate.

Presenter - Sladjana Djordjevic
Sladjana Djordjevic, MA in clinical psychology, licensed Body Psychotherapist and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. Holder of the National and European Certificate for Psychotherapy. She has been actively involved in work of the EABP since 2014 and currently is the EABP Council Chair.
She has been practicing Body Psychotherapy for 15 years in an individual and group setting. After the basic Body Psychotherapy training, she finished Somatic Trauma Therapy Training and Somatic Experiencing in Zagreb.
Founder and director of Body Psychotherapy Centre in Belgrade. Sladjana is the author and leader of continuous professional development courses Embodiment in psychotherapy and Trauma – path of recovery, which are regularly being held since 2019. and attended by more than 700 psychotherapists from the entire region (Belgrade, Sarajevo, Zagreb, Istra).
She wrote numerous articles about Body Psychotherapy in Serbian and English language. Some of them are: The Role of Embodiment in Therapeutic Process: A Case Study in a book Body Psychotherapy Case Studies and the chapter Body psychotherapy and trauma in the book Trauma – our story.
She is specialized in working with relational and shock trauma, psychosomatic issues and early development.

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