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Trauma Skills Summit: Practical Tools and Teachings to Calm Your Nervous System, Access Inner Resources, and Deepen Connection with Others

By Deb Dana

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With the Trauma Skills Summit, renowned psychotherapist Dr. Jeffrey Rutstein invites you to participate in a transformational 10-day online event to explore trauma—what it is, how it affects us, and how we can cultivate skills to grow from adversity. You'll hear from 24 premier teachers in the field of trauma recovery—including Dan Seigel, Deb Dana, Thomas Hubel, Peter Levine, Ruth King, and Justin Michael Williams, to name just a few. From neurobiologists and psychotherapists to meditation teachers and spiritual luminaries, each presenter offers profound insights and practices for healing.

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