Karen Gold Sherman

Karen's work engages the body’s innate wisdom, helping to gently renegotiate old emotional and physical trauma patterns, including those of the ancestors, to move toward resiliency and self-regulation. This process supports health, encourages grounding in one’s being, restores creative and executive thinking capacities, and enhances connection. Karen has had over 30 years of experience in sensory integration; neuro-developmental treatment; and body-centered psychotherapy with children, adults and families. Her work currently is with adults. She has an emphasis on early attachment, developmental trauma, ancestral and collective trauma. She was on the faculty at the Barbara Brennan School of Healing for ten years. Karen has trained in Bio-dynamic Cranial Sacral work with Franklyn Sills. She has coordinated and has been a senior assistant in DARE trainings; somatic attachment work deveoped by Diane Poole Heller. She has Advanced trainings with Peter Levine in Depression, Aggression and the Life Force, Complex Syndromes and has assisted his Therapuetic Presence and Wisdom class. She has been an Assistant in all levels of the SE trainings. She is approved to give personal and consult sessions for all levels of SE . For the past 13 years, Karen has been studying Mystical Principles and Trauma Integration with Thomas Huebl, assisting in many of his courses.