The Board is seeking to fill five (5) seats on the Ethics Committee, with one eventually appointed to serve as Chair. The Ethics Committee will be supported by staff liaisons and the Executive Director. Committee members will serve two-year terms, starting April 15, 2021, with the opportunity to repeat service for an additional two-year term. The Committee will officially meet at least on a quarterly basis, with regular reporting from staff liaisons on ethics-related activities and grievances.
You can access and complete the application for Ethics Committee service below. A professional CV/resume should accompany the completed application.
A key member of the staff leadership team, this position serves as chief staff liaison for all faculty-supported committees and projects and works collaboratively with all global faculty, staff, and the Board to advance and sustain the mission, vision, values, and strategic priorities of the organization.
All our Community Conversations allow time for your questions. We invite you to take part in this important discussion. The replay of our most recent Community Conversation on Men’s Mental Health, and other conversations can be found on our website: https://traumahealing.org/conversations/
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SE Global Town Hall March 9, 2021
11:30am-1:00pm MT
The town hall format offers an additional live opportunity to ask questions and share perspectives about the direction, strategic priorities, and current projects underway at the SE Institute. After opening updates and comments from representatives of the SE Institute Board of Directors, the remainder of the Town Hall session will be devoted to your questions and comments.
Our Town Halls are open to all and no registration is required. You can join (or leave) at any time. Just click the Zoom link at the meeting time for entrance to the SE Global Community Town Hall. Please be sure to mark your calendar with the date and time. We will also be broadcasting the Town Hall meeting on Facebook Live.
This is an important, pivotal time for the Somatic Experiencing community, the SE Institute, and our world. Please join us March 9 for our SE Global Community Town Hall meeting. We look forward to the opportunity to be in conversation with you.
A Discussion of the Kinsey Institute Traumatic Stress Research Consortium Trauma Therapists Survey
March 13, 2021
12:00pm – 1:30pm PT
with Dr. Jacek Kolacz and Dr. Chris Walling
“What are the practice approaches, client needs, personal histories, and self-care techniques from trauma therapists around the world? How popular is SE among the most popular therapies used by trauma workers?”
Please join us for an SE Research Salon: A Discussion of the Kinsey Institute Traumatic Stress Research Consortium Trauma Therapists Survey, presented by the SEI Research Committee and featuring Dr. Chris Walling and Dr. Jacek Kolacz. The webinar will focus on results about SE from SEPs. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions about the research and discuss the findings and implications for their work.
Our learning and knowledge library has a wealth of valuable, timely webinars from leaders in the SE field, including the two notable ones below. All are free for members to stream through the membership portal.
Most recently, in case you missed them:
Becoming Trauma-Sensitive: Making Mindfulness and Meditation Safe for Trauma Survivors
Colette Rausch, SEP, host of the Think Peace Podcast, had a conversation with psychologists Abi Blakeslee, SEP, and Glyndie Nickerson, SEP, on trauma, SE, and how interoception —the awareness of one’s own bodily sensations—can give individuals access to their non-conscious memory and to signals between their brains and bodies that register whether they are safe or in danger.
Somatic Experiencing® International is dedicated to supporting trauma resolution and reliance through culturally responsive professional training and education, research, and outreach around the globe.
