CLINICAL TRAININGS FOR TREATMENT TEAMS

Teaching clinicians nervous system tools they can use in session right away.

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Equip your clinicians with practical, body-based tools to help clients begin to regulate their nervous system while giving your team interventions that reduce pressure and prevent burnout.

These experiential, trauma-informed trainings provide a simple, accessible entry point into somatic work and nervous system regulation. Clinicians will leave not just inspired, but able to guide sessions right away.

These skills don't replace your existing approach. They deepen and complement CBT, DBT, EMDR, and more.

TRAINING OFFERINGS

Two training options to bring somatic tools to your team

Whether your team is just getting curious about somatic approaches or ready to fully integrate them — there's a place to start.

Introduction to Practical Somatic Tools for Clinical Practice

60-min training + a 45-min follow-up practice & Q&A workshop

An accessible, high-impact introduction to somatic and nervous system foundations. Perfect for treatment teams who want to explore what's possible before going deeper.

What your team will gain:

  • A clear, accessible understanding of the nervous system and its role in client behavior

  • Insight into why clients stay stuck, reactive, or shut down—even with good talk therapy

  • 1–2 simple, immediately usable somatic tools to support regulation and presence in session

  • A brief experiential exercise so clinicians can feel the impact in their own bodies

  • A framework for how somatic work can be integrated into existing clinical approaches

—LUNCH & LEARN—

Deepen into the Foundations of Somatic Approaches

3-hour deep-dive + ongoing practice workshops with Q&As

For teams ready to effectively integrate somatic approaches into their clinical culture. Experiential, thorough, and immediately applicable — with ongoing support built in.

What your team will gain:

  • A deeper understanding of how to help clients develop felt safety in their bodies

  • The ability to guide clients into greater presence and regulation in real time

  • Practical questions and somatic exercises that support emotional awareness and identification

  • Structured interventions to help clients move through stuck patterns and reactivity

  • Tools that translate seamlessly into both individual and group settings

  • Ongoing practice workshops to support integration, confidence, and team-wide consistency

—FULL IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE—

I’m also able to come up with a customizable package based on what your team needs***

Trainings can be virtual or in-person.***

Hear from recent training participants

TESTIMONIALS

Immediate Application

“I was able to immediately bring these tools into session with my clients.”

— Madison L., LMSW

Integration Across Modalities

“The practices integrate seamlessly into the work I’m already doing.”

— Leah P., LPC-MHSP

Experiential Learning

“Experiencing it as both therapist and client made it click.”

—Falon R., LMSW

After this training, your clinicians can:

  • Guide clients into the felt sense to support emotional processing

  • Use structured, body-based questions to lead sessions with more clarity

  • Facilitate simple somatic exercises in both individual and group settings

  • Guide sessions with more ease—reducing the pressure to “carry” the work

Why somatic work adds value:

  • Most clinical training is top-down — working with thoughts, beliefs, and insight. Somatic tools give you the other half of the picture.

  • Learn to work with what's happening in the body in real time, not just what the client is saying about it.

  • The felt sense is one of the most underused clinical tools available — and once you have it, you'll use it in every session.

  • These skills don't replace your existing approach. They deepen and complement CBT, DBT, EMDR, and more

Designed for Early Recovery Settings:

  • Clients in early recovery are often disconnected from their bodies, making insight-based approaches alone less effective.

  • This training gives clinicians a clear, grounded way to begin introducing body awareness.

  • At the same time, clinicians learn how to guide sessions with more structure and less pressure, reducing burnout and creating space for more client-led experience.

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR

Jenna Kaufman

LPC · Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)

Licensed therapist and somatic trainer based in Memphis, TN. Specializing in nervous system regulation, trauma, and mind-body healing — for clients and the clinicians who serve them.

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Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

Tennessee · Private practice in Midtown Memphis

Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)

Certified in SE™ — a leading body-based trauma therapy model

Trainer for treatment teams & organizations

Clinical staff, treatment centers, and mental health organizations

Specialties include

Trauma, addiction, burnout, anxiety, nervous system dysregulation

Training

Somatic therapies, Yoga Nidra, breathwork

Hear more from training participants:

“The training was both grounded and deeply impactful—more clinicians need this.”

“Jenna’s warmth and guidance truly embody somatic work—I’d take another training with her again.”

“This gave me a clear, practical way to work with the nervous system in real time.”

“I feel more confident supporting clients through dysregulation and helping them stay present.”

Past Partner Organizations and Institutions

I enjoy partnering with clinical and academic teams to bring somatic work into real-world practice — supporting both newer and seasoned clinicians in developing more embodied, effective ways of working.

  • The Estate at River Bend

  • Bradford at Warrior

  • Omni Family of Services

  • The Transformation Center

  • Church Health Center

  • Christian Brothers University

  • University of Alabama

  • Phillips Exeter Academy

  • CEU events

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Let's talk about your team

Tell me a little about your organization and what you're looking for. I'll follow up within 48 hours to schedule a discovery conversation.

Prefer email? Reach out at jennakaufmancounseling@gmail.com