Tao of Trauma 2025 - 2026

Payment and Cancellation Policy

If you registered as part of a payment plan, please note the dates for each of your payments. We do not store your credit card information and can’t make charges ourselves, so you are responsible for making those payments using THIS INSTALLMENT PAYMENT FORM.

Cancellations made 30 days prior to class will receive full refund, less $100 administrative fee. Students who cancel their registration after the Final Payment deadline will NOT receive a refund of any amount.

Participants have the option of rescheduling their attendance for up to one year for any particular module.

It is important to attend the full training for the optimum learning experience. If you must leave for any length of time during the training, please inform the registrar, an assistant, or the instructor.

Invitations to join a class from the waiting list will be sent via email when space becomes available.

Students who are registered for a class will receive email reminders with hand-outs 10 days before class. Students are responsible for checking their email, including spam folders, for these reminders and notifications.

Questions or Comments?

Please contact Alaine Duncan at alaine.duncan@integrativehealingworks.net or Tracey Post at tracey@princetonmindbody.com if you have questions, concerns, any ADA accommodations or grievances about this course.

About Tracey & Alaine

Tracey Post, LCSW, SEP

Over 20 years of experience in trauma, post-traumatic growth, sexual health, and sexual identity. Expertise in Somatic Experiencing, multi-sensory trauma treatment, EMDR, women's sexuality, gender identity, diverse sexual expression, and sexual orientation. Tracey is a nationally recognized speaker and consultant on topics including trauma, multi-sensory mindfulness and post-traumatic growth.

Alaine Duncan, M.Ac., L.Ac., Dipl.Ac, SEP 

Alaine Duncan is a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner and an acupuncturist who integrates the neurobiology of traumatic stress with the wisdom of Chinese medicine. She holds a particular fascination for how restoring balance and regulation in trauma survivors serves both individual healing and social transformation. Her book, The Tao of Trauma: A Practitioner’s Guide for Integrating Five Element Theory and Trauma Treatment, is the foundation of East-meets-West workshops she offers for acupuncturists, mental health and medical providers. More: https://integrativehealingworks.net/

Target Audience

Social Workers, MFTs, Counselors, Occupational Therapists, Nurses, Holistic Nurses, Physical Therapists, Massage Therapists and BodyWorkers, Physicians, Psychologists, Naturopathic Physicians, Licensed Acupuncturists.