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WebinarSSPTrauma & PTSD

Supporting Clients with Chronic Illness and Complex Trauma 

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Featuring expert speakers:
Liz Charles, MD

This session featured Dr. Liz Charles, creator of the Sensitive Approach course —a framework for delivering the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) that centers clients at its core. 

While the Sensitive Approach can be applied to many different client presentations, this session focsued on clients presenting with chronic illness and complex trauma, breaking down Dr. Liz Charles’ application to provide you with practical takeaways when delivering the SSP to “sensitive” clients. We defined what sensitive means within this framework, relating it to the nervous system, self care and tools for psychoeducation. 

Through case studies, we brought the approach to life, providing you with regulating activities and next steps for supportive implementation.

Explore the following resources referenced in this session: 

Unyte Listening Therapies:

Evidence and Research:

  • Case studies: Read how current providers are using Unyte's programs in practice. 
  • Polyvagal Theory: Learn more about the science behind SSP. 

Dr. Liz Charles

  • Workshops: Join Dr Liz's SSP delivery workshop, learning more about her Sensitive Approach. 
  • Website: Learn more about Dr. Liz, her story and her work. 

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Liz Charles, MD

Liz Charles is a medical doctor and experienced SSP provider. She specializes in delivering Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) online to adults with complex trauma and chronic illness using micro-titration. She has a special interest in Parkinson’s disease. Since meeting Dr. Porges in 2019, Liz has contributed to SSP clinical guidelines for Unyte and is a founding member of the Clinical Advisory Board. Her SSP work with Parkinson’s clients was featured at the 2021 Polyvagal Institute Summit.

Liz has developed her Sensitive Approach: Client at the Core™, a relational approach for clinical work that combines her own experience of trauma with her knowledge of neuroscience and Polyvagal theory and emphasises the importance of self-care. She supports SSP providers through 1:1 mentoring sessions and group workshops, promoting effective SSP delivery and client outcomes. Liz’s approach fosters trust, connection, and regulation, making it adaptable for any client population and therapeutic practice.

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