Unlocking Your Potential: Masters in Somatic Psychology Training and Education
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Unlock Your Inner Wisdom: Mastering Somatic Psychology Education and Training
Table of Contents1. The Journey within: Masters in Somatic Psychology2. Elements of a Somatic Psychology Masters Course3. Opportunities and Careers in Somatic Psychology4. FAQ
The Journey within: Masters in Somatic Psychology
Somatic psychology is an alluring, interdisciplinary field, that amalgamates the principles of psychology and somatic studies to explore the intricate relationship between the mind and the body. At the heart of it, somatic psychology endeavors to understand the role of the physical body in our psychological health. Embarking on the journey towards a masters in somatic psychology not only equips you with a unique toolbox to aid others but also champions your own personal transformation and self-understanding.
Drawing on elements from psychotherapy, neuroscience, social science, dance, and psychology; this course enables us to understand, experience and apply theories related directly to the lived body - emotionally, socially, cognitively and physically.
Elements of a Somatic Psychology Masters Course
A comprehensive Masters in Somatic Psychology curriculum at Aura Institute is designed holistically. Our classes delve deeply into:
- Psychopathology: Understanding mental health disorders from a somatic perspective and exploring techniques to manage them.
- Somatic Research Methods: Building capacity in understanding and conducting research in this unique field.
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Somatic Movement Therapy: Harnessing the healing power of movement and dance in therapeutic settings.
"In somatic psychology, the body is not an object, but a process - it breathes, it feels, it expresses emotions." - Helena Palmqvist
Opportunities and Careers in Somatic Psychology
Graduates with a Masters in Somatic Psychology have promising opportunities waiting for them. They can serve as:
- Somatic Therapist
- Trauma Therapist
- Somatic Coach
- Body Psychotherapist
From healthcare facilities, schools, to private consulting; the demand for professionals in this field is ever-increasing. With a unique focus on body awareness and grounded mindfulness, somatic psychology is heralding a dynamic shift in the mental health landscape.
FAQ
1. What is Somatic Psychology?
Somatic psychology is an interdisciplinary field that studies the relationship between the mind and body in regard to psychological health.
2. Why should I pursue a Masters in Somatic Psychology?
A Masters in Somatic psychology trains you in unique skills of body-awareness, mindfulness, and therapeutic techniques that can immensely benefit your professional and personal life. It opens up enriching career opportunities.
3. What are the career opportunities after acquiring a Masters in Somatic Psychology?
As a graduate in Somatic Psychology, you can become a Somatic Therapist, a Trauma Therapist, a Somatic Coach, or a Body Psychotherapist.
4. Where can I find a Masters in Somatic Psychology program?
Aura Institute offers a comprehensive Masters in Somatic Psychology course. You can explore our program here.
Unlocking your potential never seemed so propitious! The rise of a Masters in Somatic Psychology signals a shifting consciousness to acknowledge the role of the body in mental health, and as practitioners, we can step forward as initiators of this change.
Ready to start your career as a trauma informed care practitioner? Contact us at info@aurainstitute.org or (424) 400-3048 to begin your journey as a certified trauma practitioner and make a positive impact in trauma care.