Become a Certified TRE® Provider

Certification

WHO THIS TRAINING IS FOR

This training is designed for individuals and professionals who want to develop trauma awareness and apply trauma-informed principles in personal, professional, and community settings. This training is suitable for:

Educators, caregivers, and school staff

Coaches, mentors, and facilitators

Healthcare and support professionals

HR, leadership, and organizational teams

Individuals seeking personal growth and awareness

Note: No prior knowledge of trauma or psychology is required. This is a non-clinical, educational program.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

By completing the Becoming Trauma-Informed training, you will learn to:

Understand what trauma is and how it impacts the nervous system

Recognize common trauma responses such as fight, flight, freeze, and collapse

Support emotional safety and self-regulation

Apply trauma-informed principles in daily interactions

Respond with awareness rather than reactivity

Note: The learning experience balances knowledge, reflection, and practical application.

CERTIFICATE & CREDIBILITY

Participants who complete the program receive a Certificate of Completion acknowledging foundational training in trauma-informed awareness and practice.

Aligned with trauma-informed care principles

Facilitated by trauma-aware professionals

Suitable as an introductory or complementary training

A strong foundation for further professional development

Note: This program does not qualify participants to provide therapy or trauma treatment.

Training Journey: A Message from Our Team

Our TRE® journey began five years ago in Thailand, when our founder began provider training under Lori Ann. Her support led to Pakistan’s first-ever TRE® training and opened the door to deeper collaborations, including direct mentorship from TRE® founder Dr. David Berceli. 

Today, we are honored to learn from Sae Kani, a global TRE® Trainer, who has played a central role in shaping our understanding of TRE® as a tool that honors the body’s wisdom. This journey has transformed not just us—but the many clients and professionals we’ve supported through this work.

Become a TRE Provider

Join our community of certified practitioners and help others discover the healing power of TRE

Certification Requirements

This training is open to both clinical and non-clinical professionals, including:

Personal TRE practice experience

Completion of 3 core training modules

40 documented personal tremor sessions

Supervised client sessions (individual & group)

Benefits of Joining:

Professional certification and listing

Ongoing supervision and support

Access to our network and community

Continuing education opportunities

Certification Process:

Apply & Interview

Complete Training

Supervised Practice

Get Certified

Start Your Healing Journey What to Expect from Therapy

Training Structure

This 9–18 month program combines personal practice with professional facilitation skills in a flexible, experiential format.

Core Module

Module 1:
August 25 (Online)

Module 2:
August 25 (Online)

Module 3:
August 25 (Online)

Each module runs for 3 days and builds foundational understanding of the body, trauma, and tremor mechanism.

Personal Practice

4 Personal TRE® Sessions
to support your own nervous system regulation and tremor process

40 Personal Tremor Sessions4 Personal TRE® Sessions
(Logged with reflections)

3 Guided Book Reviewson
‍trauma and body-based healing

Supervision & Facilitation

4 Individual Supervision Sessions
Practice TRE® with individuals, submit session recordings, and receive feedback on your facilitation and nervous system presence

4 Group Supervision Sessions
Lead group sessions, explore co-regulation in collective healing, and receive guidance on group dynamics

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “trauma-informed” mean at Trauma Release & Wellness Centre?

Being trauma-informed means we understand how trauma impacts the nervous system, emotions, relationships, and behaviour. Our work prioritises safety, choice, collaboration, and pacing. Therapy is never rushed or forced, and you remain in control of what is explored and when.

What happens in the first therapy session?

What if I feel nervous, unsure, or don’t know what to say?

Do I need a diagnosis to start therapy?

How long does therapy usually last?

Is therapy confidential?

What is your affiliation with Arizona Trauma Institute (ATI)?