Trauma reprocessing and integration

Module 1 and 2

Trainer: Mario C. Salvador
Dates: February 19 and 20 2026, March 26 and 27 2026, May 28 and 29 2026, June 18 and 19 2026
Location: online

The training days will run from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with a lunch break. Due to the inclusion of live therapeutic demonstrations, the schedule may extend by up to 30 minutes to ensure a high-quality therapeutic process.

ABOUT THE TRAINING

The Aleceia method is based on more than 30 years of clinical experience by Mario C. Salvador and Carmen Cuenca from the Aleces Institute in Spain. It is an integrative approach that combines Relational Integrative Psychotherapy (Erskine), neuroscientific insights into trauma, and body-oriented mindfulness. It is grounded in a contemporary understanding of dissociation and ego fragmentation.

The aim of the method is to enable deep processing of traumatic experiences and the integration of implicit memories rooted in neurobiological structures that influence a person’s current functioning and quality of life.

The model emphasizes the brain’s self-healing capacities and the importance of the therapist’s presence, which—through full engagement—provides the client with a safe environment to face split-off material. Within this safe space, the client re-establishes contact with their experience, accepts it, and integrates it.

Special emphasis is placed on understanding the effects of dissociation on the sense of self. Through the therapeutic relationship and the therapist’s presence, the method fosters the client’s development of a compassionate relationship with their different inner states (ego states).

TRAINING STRUCTURE

1. Level 1: Modules 1 and 2
2. Level 2: Module 3 – dates to be announced
3. Level 3: Advanced (Masterclass) – dates to be announced

Training Content

At the first level, we will focus on the fundamental principles and therapeutic orientation needed to create a safe space for trauma work within the therapeutic relationship. Participants will develop advanced therapeutic skills that strengthen the trust between therapist and client and support the client’s contact with their own pain.
The participants will also deepen their understanding of inner psychological structures and processes. Special attention will be given to cultivating the client’s ability for conscious and mindful awareness of their internal experiences. The content will also include an explanation of the nature of psychological trauma and the impact of dissociation on self-fragmentation.

Read more about the training program here.

METHODOLOGY

The training is practice-oriented and aimed at developing the ability of meta-analysis, which enables therapists to adequately assess therapeutic interventions.

The training includes:

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