Trauma happens, and it’s time for us to begin addressing it with the responsibility it deserves.

Join Will Rēzin and I for a deep discussion that will help you understand the truth about trauma work. In this episode, you’ll learn what trauma really is and how it is shaped, the difference between being trauma-aware, trauma-informed, and trauma-trained, the importance of understanding your scope of practice as a coach, facilitator, or practitioner, the difference between being with your emotions and expressing your emotions, and why trauma work is so important in these times. 
Will is a Somatic Coach, Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, Trauma educator and Co-Founder of Trauma + Somatics, a company that teaches trauma-informed care and somatic techniques to helping professionals.

Will Rezin is a leading expert in the field of coaching, personal development, trauma, and somatics with a unique approach that combines therapeutic somatic practices with traditional coaching methods. His Formative Somatics approach is designed to help individuals tap into their inner wisdom and intuition in order to achieve greater self-awareness, happiness, and success.
At the core of Will’s approach is the belief that the body holds important information and wisdom that is often overlooked or ignored in traditional coaching methods. He argues that our physical sensations and emotions can provide valuable insights into our thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors, and that by paying attention to them, we can gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and our experiences.
Will has been working as a coach for more than 9 years. He has worked with hundre