What if you could learn to see stress and trauma not only through behaviour and emotion, but through the anatomy of the body itself?
Join Cheda Mikic for a free introductory webinar exploring TRE Anatomy, a practical look at how our understanding of human anatomy can deepen the way we recognise embodied patterns of stress and trauma.
Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in complementary medicine, Cheda will explore the body beyond isolated muscles and structures, introducing connections between anatomy, the nervous system, fascia, breath, the stress response and spontaneous movement.
You'll begin to discover how areas such as the psoas, diaphragm, adrenals, vagus nerve, brain and fascia fit into a wider understanding of the body under stress, and why experiential anatomy can be so valuable for TRE® providers and other body-based practitioners.
This free webinar also offers an introduction to Cheda's upcoming 10-week TRE® Anatomy course, beginning 14 October 2026, where these concepts will be explored region by region through theory, neuroscience and practical experiential exercises.
What you leave with
Introduction to the amazing world of embodied anatomy and how to apply some practical skills in your next session, whether you work with TRE® or other modalities.
Who it is for
TRE® providers and trainees
Bodyworkers, osteopaths and physiotherapists
Yoga, Pilates and movement teachers
Craniosacral and manual therapists
Psychotherapists working with the body
Anyone wanting to understand their own body better
No prior experience of TRE® or anatomy is needed!