The TAG Method for Trauma Reprocessing and Integration is the synthesis of decades of research and clinical work into what causes trauma, how it is stored in the body, and the most effective and efficient ways of finding, clearing and healing it.

TAG stands for Trauma Access Gates. We have learned that through the deployment of multiple tools (keys) we are able to gain access (open gates) to stuck places in the brain where traumatic events have not been properly processed or have become lodged, creating constriction in a person’s ability to respond to the world around them and to stay appropriately regulated. This creates a dis-integrated nervous system.

In The TAG Method, we use the power of the eye and the brain/body connection, combined with music, felt sense, parts work, heart breathing, (and more!) to create the conditions to reprocess and integrate those stuck places. Thus, establishing greater flow in the person’s neural networks resulting in lasting healing and an integrated nervous system.

We also worked with a music producer to create custom tracks, which enhance the healing process. We incorporated biolateral panning and specific frequencies that have been proven to increase healing potential. The music is just one of the keys we give you during the trainings that you can use immediately with your clients, whether you have 5 minutes or 5 hours to work with them.

This is not a protocol. There is no five step outline to follow. Rather, as a compassionate witness, The TAG Method is about learning to be in deep attunement with yourself and the human before you; with open curiosity, allowing the body and brain to do what they do best – heal. 

The TAG Method trainings will prepare you to be an agent of change and healing in the world.

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We look forward to you joining us on this amazing journey!

The course exceeded my expectations, I went in not really sure what I was getting myself into and found it personally transformative as well as useful and informative. -Fall 2023 Cohort participant

This course was designed really well, and I appreciated that we moved along quickly through material but also felt a lot of spaciousness to spend time unpacking material together. -Fall 2023 Cohort participant