The somatic training stands for high quality!
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Dieter Rehberg was acknowledged as “Master Somatic Movement Educator & Therapist” by ISMETA for the quality and amount of experience in the field.
The International Somatic Movement Education and Therapy Association (ISMETA) is a nonprofit organization that has been advancing the field of Somatic Movement Education and Therapy since 1988. The organization maintains a professional registry of qualified practitioners and ensures high standards in Somatic Movement Training Programs.Their mission is to grow the profession of Somatic Movement Education and Therapy, with a vision of transforming individuals and the world through conscious movement. |
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The Somatic Training got accredited as an Somatic Training Institute - Level 1. fromThe United States Association for Body Psychotherapy (USABP).
Somatic Training Institutes - Level 1 are established leaders in somatic education, offering rigorous programs that lead to Practitioner Certification in their specific modality. Graduates qualify for Somatic Practitioner level membership and, with a license, can also qualify for Somatic Psychotherapist membership in USABP, gaining eligibility for the Find-A-Therapist section and the members-only referral directory. The United States Association for Body Psychotherapy believes that integration of the body and mind is essential to effective psychotherapeutic health. To that end, its mission is to develop and advance the art, science, and practice of body psychotherapy and somatic psychology in a professional, ethical, and caring manner in order to support our membership as they promote the health and welfare of their clients. |
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Somatic Training conducts research with an academic approach.
Dieter Rehberg achieved a Master of Arts in Professional Practice Somatic Studies at Middlesex University / London UK. His research for the MA was about :” Mental Health and Cellular Somatizations in the Somatic Method PME”. “Through the theoretical as well as the somatic research a cognitive theme emerged, which is the idea, that all cellular somatizations, in all different aspects have an intimate relationship to the basic mental needs, and that these needs could be fulfilled through somatic somatizations on a very basic, and therefore very deep and satisfying level.” |
THE SOMATIC TRAINING undertakes to apply and use the following standards of practice, codes of ethics and grievance procedure
from the International Somatic Movement Education & Therapy Association (ISMETA):
from the International Somatic Movement Education & Therapy Association (ISMETA):
- Scope of Practice and Core Competences
- Standards of Practice
- Code of Ethics
- Grievance Procedure
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THE SOMATIC TRAINING also agrees and aplies to the principles and ethical standards of the United States Association for Body-Psychotherapy
