InterSoma Practitioner Training

This training provides you with the skills to become an InterSoma practitioner.
Building on the foundations, this training takes you into the depth of the work—where touch, presence, and intuition become central tools for transformation.
This is not only a professional training, but also a deeply personal journey.
You’ll expand your capacity for connection, intimacy, and intuitive awareness, while working through your own developmental patterns (your character map). As you grow, your presence as a therapist becomes more grounded, open, and impactful.
At the same time, you’ll learn how to use touch, energy, and attunement as primary modalities—giving you the ability to access and shift deeply held emotional patterns, and create powerful corrective experiences for your clients.
By the end of the training, you’ll feel more confident working beyond words—meeting clients at a deeper level and supporting real, lasting change.
What You'll Learn
Work at a deeper level
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Recognize and track core emotional and somatic patterns
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Access unconscious material through the body and relational field
Refine your connection with the client
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Build deeper, more attuned relationships with the client’s child parts
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Support integration and the emergence of the healthy self

Use touch and energy as therapeutic tools
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Offer attuned, responsive touch that meets developmental needs
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Soften protective patterns and access deeper emotional layers
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Work with energy, movement, and embodied processes
Develop your therapeutic approach
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Move fluidly between verbal and somatic work
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Clarify direction, pacing, and session flow
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Work with developmental patterns through the character map
Grow as a practitioner
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Deepen your own embodiment and emotional awareness
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Expand your capacity for presence, intimacy, and intuition
Expand your trauma work
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Strengthen your ability to support regulation and integration
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Work more effectively with trauma and developmental trauma

Training Logistics:
Training dates will be announced later this year.
