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Transforming Trauma

Healing Racial Trauma Through Embodiment with Becky Carter

Transforming Trauma

Brad Kammer

Self-improvement, Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Education

4.6140 Ratings

🗓️ 22 September 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Trauma therapist, somatic practitioner, and speaker, Becky Carter specializes in complex trauma (C-PTSD) with a focus on supporting transracial adoptees and their families. Becky talks about her work with somatic healing of racial trauma, her own connection to her ancestral trauma, and how embodiment can serve as a vehicle for healing.

She shares her personal experience of being biracial and adopted at ten months old into a white family, reflecting on the varying experiences she had growing up that were informed by her biracial identity and the family that she grew up in.

Somatic healing work has been helpful for Becky not only with her clients, but also in her own healing. "To be able to listen to my body as a woman of color and to connect with it and know that it has something to tell me, and has its own wisdom — that has been transformative," Becky says. 

Becky also reflects on racial trauma on an individual and societal level. She shares the importance of being present with and holding curiously for others, specifically people of color. The episode concludes with Becky reflecting on hope and the role embodied healing approaches can play in manifesting new possibilities.  

About Becky:

Becky Carter is a biracial, cisgender, transracially adopted female. Her ancestors are West African and Sicilian. She has two black adopted children. Becky is a trauma therapist with 20+ years experience in helping both women and men heal the wounds of relational trauma that occur in-utero and beyond. She's trained in both Somatic Experiencing and Transformative Touch Therapy. She strives to create a space where clients can understand, through a new lens, the impact of trauma, stress and pain on their whole being.  She enjoys the process of nurturing resilience in clients and supporting the regulation of the nervous system.

Becky works with adults and teens and have special expertise with repairing complex trauma, dissociation and sexual abuse, and has a special dedication to supporting adoptees and their families. She often writes about her work whether through blogging or poetry.

https://www.beckycarterlcpc.com/

 

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Transforming Trauma podcast.

0:07.2

Transforming Trauma is presented by the NARM Training Institute.

0:11.0

I'm your host, Sarah Buino, and I'm delighted to have you join us today.

0:15.0

Hey, Transforming Trauma listeners.

0:18.0

If you're a licensed mental health professional working with

0:21.4

complex trauma and you're interested in learning the neuro-effective relational model, we're excited

0:26.4

to share with you that there are two upcoming NARM therapist training starting in January

0:30.7

2022. One of these trainings will be offered in an online format and the other will be offered

0:36.3

in person in San Francisco, California.

0:39.1

This Level 2 NARM therapist training is designed to support mental health professionals

0:43.5

who work with clients or populations dealing with complex trauma. Being trained in NARM,

0:49.2

one of the first clinical models specifically designed to address ACEs and C-PTSD, supports therapists to learn

0:56.1

how to address the long-term impacts of adverse childhood experiences and complex post-traumatic

1:01.5

stress disorder. The NARM therapist training will be taught by NARM senior faculty, Brad Cammer,

1:07.2

and a team of experienced NARM training assistants. You will learn a comprehensive

1:11.6

developmental framework and clinical approach.

1:14.5

As you're learning and integrating NARM,

1:16.3

you will receive individualized support

1:18.3

from this team of skilled, passionate,

1:20.2

and supportive trainers.

1:21.6

If you're interested in this training,

1:23.0

we encourage you to register now

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