Know Thyself. The Role of Interoception in Therapy

Elizabeth Hickman is traveling to Canada, taking the critical work of Thrive Therapy in Elmhurst to Montreal alongside somatic therapist Karen Hargot.

We’ll explore foundations for learning and development in the nervous system through a practice called reflex integration, taught for the first time locally in English. This course is open to those looking to know themselves more deeply, as well as those working with others in a therapeutic setting.

The RMTi workshop calls upon rhythmic movement to address unintegrated reflexes and has impactful results in strengthening those connections and building stronger neurological foundations. The practice simulates what a baby does in the first year of their life and in-utero, yet is impactful to clients of all ages. By rewinding back to early-stage movements, this therapy can more deeply address reflexes that were underdeveloped due to trauma or developmental detours.

Join Elizabeth as she explores the fundamentals of reflex and our body’s response system, and embark on an important step in a client’s overall therapeutic journey.