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Wish you knew how to empower communities with energy practices for building resilience to life’s big and small traumas? Come learn from experienced practitioners how to create connections with key players, become known, and be able to help groups of any size increase their resilience.
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Jennifer Groebe, MSW, LCSW, is an experienced trainer. She has taught at various university extension programs and has worked on or managed projects that impact Kaiser today. Publications include Flight Attendants, Coping With Trauma," a post 911 guide.
Ryah Ki is on the ACEP Board and Humanitarian Committee. She has a background in humanistic, transpersonal, and energy psychology; energy medicine; bodywork; breath work; Aikido; qigong; sound healing; and shamanism. Ryah is a first responder with her local search and rescue hiking group.
Lorre Eaton, DC, CEHP, DxTFT, has used energy psychology in her practice for over 10 years, demonstrating the relationship between emotional trauma and physiological problems. She also worked in Sendai, Japan, after the tsunami as well as with a Sherpa family following the Katmandu earthquake.
Rachel Michaelsen, LCSW, DCEP, is chair of ACEP's Humanitarian Committee and has used energy psychology for 15+ years. She teaches courses in addressing trauma through energy psychology to agencies serving foster and system-involved youth. Rachel works with individuals, adults and groups in Berkeley, California.
