When every trauma treatment strategy you've been trained to use breaks down, it's easy to feel like you're not doing enough.
It's a feeling I experienced often in my early years of practice.
But through my time as a pioneering integrative medicine researcher and clinician at Harvard Medical School, I began to uncover a complex relationship between what we eat and the way we think, feel, and interact with the world.
With my clients, I started integrating talk therapy with nutrition, bodywork, breathing strategies, yoga, alternative medicines and more.
I quickly discovered that their journey to healing accelerated and they experienced life-changing results — even when they were previously stuck.
That's why we are offering this exclusive, live virtual training to serve as your practical guide to teach you how to treat both the mind and body — so your clients living with trauma can find deeper healing faster than ever before.
Spend three days with me and I'll provide you with safe, effective, and affordable evidence-based holistic nutrition and integrative approaches that will help your clients find the relief they deserve.
Integrative Medicine and Nutrition for PTSD
and Complex Trauma CIMHP Certification
- The complete set of interventions you need to work with the mind, body, and spirit
- The skills to go beyond just talk therapy to treat the full person in front of you
- The strategies to safely and ethically use integrated and nutritional medicine within your professional discipline's scope of practice
- The understanding of how the body reacts when clients are suffering from complex trauma and PTSD
- The confidence to combine Integrative Medicine with other modalities like Polyvagal Theory, Internal Family Systems therapy, EMDR,
and post-trauma therapy - The education you need to become a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional*
*Professional standards apply. Click here for certification information.
Don't let this opportunity pass you by. It may not come again, and capacity is limited.
and Complex Trauma CIMHP Certification
- Trauma's effects on the body
- Circadian and ultradian rhythms and hormones
- Bio-individuality, digestion, and diet
- Yoga and breathing techniques
- Somatic interventions and energy therapies
- Nutrition and supplementation
- Herbal medicine and entheogens
- Detoxification and hydrotherapy strategies
- And so much more…
Leslie Korn, PhD, MPH, LMHC, ACS, FNTP, BCTMB, has provided over 70,000 hours of integrative clinical care during over 40 years of clinical practice. She specializes in post-trauma therapy, treating complex physical and emotional illness by integrating psychotherapy, bodywork, yoga, herbal medicine and nutrition.
For over 25 years, Leslie directed a pro bono traditional medicine clinic in the jungle of Mexico, working with indigenous healers and directing yoga and bodywork teacher training and internships. Leslie completed her academic studies at Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Public Health, Union Institute and Lesley University. Leslie has been university faculty at two Naturopathic medical schools, at CIIS and at Capella University where she was full-time, counseling fieldwork faculty in both MS and PhD programs for over 10 years. She is licensed as an LMHC, Board Certified in Massage and Bodywork, a Board approved Clinical Supervisor and is certified in Functional Nutrition. She is the author of the textbook on Integrative Medicine and Trauma, Rhythms of Recovery: Trauma, Nature and the Body. About this book, James Lake, MD, said: “the first scholarly work that attempts to fill the enormous gap in the conventional armamentarium used to treat PTSD.”
Leslie developed the Masters level certification in trauma therapy treatment program training for Licensure level clinicians at Lesley University in 1990. During 15 years of private practice in Boston, she treated victims of violence, individuals with chronic and complex trauma and survivors of clergy and treatment/cult abuse. She taught body therapies in the psychogeriatric ward at Lemuel Shattuck Hospital in 1983 and introduced a body psychotherapy to patients with PTSD, schizoaffective disorder, and borderline disorder at Cambridge Hospital outpatient psychiatry in 1985, as a clinical fellow and instructor. Trained in acupuncture, Leslie became the clinical director of the New England School of Acupuncture in 1990.
Leslie was the first clinician invited to present on somatic therapies for treatment of trauma at ISTSS in 1995 and has twice presented at the invitational annual IMMH (integrative medicine for mental health) on Integrative medicine and nutrition for PTSD and complex trauma. She is an instructor at the Integrative Psychiatry Institute and has taught for the Washington State disabilities training course programs on pain and sat on the Governor's Committee for Obesity and Diabetes.
She has been awarded multiple research grants including a 3-year grant as principal investigator to conduct mind-body medicine research by the NIH and a 3-year grant to study community trauma in rural Mexico. She was a Fulbright research scholar on Traditional Medicine in Mexico.
Leslie has a private practice seeing patients and mentoring clinicians in integrative medicine for mental health practice and continues in her role as director of research at cwis.org. She is the author of 9 books and numerous peer-reviewed papers.
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and Complex Trauma CIMHP Certification