Additional Somatic Experiencing® Articles, Research, and Resources
Somatic Experiencing® Research Coalition
The Somatic Experiencing Research Coalition (SERC) is an international group of volunteers providing research and publishing support on Somatic Experiencing. It is dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding of Somatic Experiencing and grounding that understanding in both phenomenological inquiry and evidence based research. They encourage new qualitative and quantitative research on Somatic Experiencing by offering peer review and guidance throughout the publication process and maintaining a library of published studies on Somatic Experiencing and related therapies. They also offer information regarding financial support. Click the “view” link to access the SERC website and research library on Mendeley.
Engaging Touch & Movement in Somatic Experiencing® Trauma Resolution Approach
Sônia Maria Gomes Silva, PhD, SEP; doctoral thesis; 2014.
Somatic Experiencing Treatment with Social Service Workers Following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
M. Laurie Leitch, Jan Vanslyke, and Marisa Allen; NASW Journal, 2009.
Heart Rate in Trauma: Patterns Found in Somatic Experiencing and Trauma Resolution
Bob Whitehouse and Diane Poole Heller; Biofeedback, Volume 36, Issue 1, pp. 24-29, 2008.
Somatic Therapy Treatment Effects with Tsunami Survivors
Catherine Parker, Ronald M. Doctor, and Raja Selvam; Traumatology, 2008.
Somatic Experiencing Treatment With Tsunami Survivors in Thailand: Broadening the Scope of Early Intervention
M. Laurie Leitch; Traumatology, 2007.
Accumulated Stress, Reserve Capacity and Disease, University Microfilm 77-15760, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Peter A. Levine; doctoral thesis, 1976.