RESEARCH
BUILDING THE EVIDENCE FOR SE
For decades, researchers and practitioners around the world have been steadily building the evidence to demonstrate Somatic Experiencing's efficacy. As the body of knowledge has expanded, so too has the awareness of SE as a leading best practice for healing trauma and increasing resiliency. In the near future, it may be possible for SE to achieve evidence-based status; the momentum is palpable.
Research has been and continues to be a strategic priority for SE International. Beyond establishing it as a recognized name in the field of trauma resilience, resolution, and healing, it can open new doors to practitioners and impact more lives worldwide.
SE RESEARCH LIBRARY
Using Interoception and Proprioception as Core Elements of Trauma Therapy
Two Maps of the Same Territory? Functional Correlations Between Vipassana Meditation and Somatic Experiencing
A Culturally Reflexive Comparison of Somatic Experiencing® and Hmong Shamanism in the Treatment of Trauma and Soul Loss
Healing Trauma in the Psyche-Soma: Somatic Experiencing® in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Use of Somatic Experiencing Principles as a PTSD Prevention Tool for Children and Teens
Transition and Trauma: Somatic Experiencing in a Prison Therapeutic Community
Somatic Therapy Treatment Effects with Tsunami Survivors
Somatic Experiencing® Treatment with Social Service Workers Following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
Heart Rate in Trauma: Patterns Found in Somatic Experiencing and Trauma Resolution
Orienting and Defensive Responses: A Motor Developmental Perspective
Somatic Experiencing Treatment With Tsunami Survivors in Thailand: Broadening the Scope of Early Intervention
Listening to the Body: Pragmatic Case Studies of Body-Centered Psychotherapy
RESEARCH COMMITTEE
The SE Research Committee is building the evidence base to position Somatic Experiencing as a leading best practice for trauma resolution and resilience. Its vision is to advance the science, best practices, visibility, and credibility of SE through research. Looking for mentorship, resources, or want to connect with the committee? Contact seresearchcommittee@gmail.com.
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