Relational Somatic Beings – an exploration of the interdependent attributes of what it means to be human.
By Peter Mckay
About this webinar
This webinar will open by delving into the relational and bodily aspects of Trauma Theory and Affect Theory, examining their connection to the human experience. Using that lens as a foundation, Peter will then focus on how this understanding can deepen the working alliance to become a therapeutic relationship. The exploration will cover the essence of how “being a human” might manifest, and the associated phenomenological processes that define it. The webinar will also shed light on the embodied/somatic relational dynamics that shape our individual and collective identities. Finally, Peter will investigate the interplay and influence of these complex dynamics, applying them to a hypothetical client scenario to deepen our comprehension of what “Relational Somatic Being” looks like during the therapy hour.
Explore Relational Somatic Being
Learn how embodied relational dynamics shape identity and the therapeutic relationship.
Course curriculum
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Webinar Instructions & Overview
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Orientation Video and Program Guide
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Video Lecture: Relational Somatic Beings
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PPT Slides: Relational Somatic Beings
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Assessment Component
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About this course
- Free
- 5 lessons
- 1.5 hours of video content
- Self-paced. 1.5 hours of recorded lecture + PPT Slides+ Quiz.
- Unlimited Access for 30 days!!!
- Certificate on Completion (Issued Immediately upon completion). 1.5 CPD Hours.
Strengthen Your Clinical Practice
Join Peter in exploring how trauma and affect theory deepen the therapeutic encounter.
About Peter McKay
Peter McKay is a Somatic Psychotherapist practicing in Melbourne, Australia. He integrates concepts of attachment, trauma, Self Psychology, and intersubjectivity into his practice, focusing particularly on the somatic experience. His expertise also includes supporting parents through familial difficulties and utilizing Comprehensive Resource Model (CRM) therapy to address trauma and enhance performance.