What they call their work
What they do
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Professional Conference & Symposium Organization 1 activity
- Advocacy and dissemination through professional conferencesPresents research and programmatic findings, including the Rebecoming Project, at professional and academic conferences such as the Breaking Convention Conference in London.
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Psychedelic Therapy Support & Advocacy 1 activity
- Clinical research on trauma release through non-ordinary states of consciousnessConducts clinical research to understand the mechanisms of action underlying trauma release through non-ordinary states of consciousness, including studies involving mindfulness, breathwork, and hypnotic regression. This research is informed by and builds upon the CDC-Kaiser Permanente ACE study.
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Mental Health Education and Awareness 1 activity
- Educational programming on trauma's psychological "capture and release" mechanismDevelops and delivers educational programs designed to increase public and professional understanding of the "capture and release" mechanism-of-action in psychological trauma.
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Mental Health Research and Services Funding 1 activity
- Funding clinical research on non-ordinary states of consciousness for mental wellnessProvides financial support for clinical research exploring non-ordinary states of consciousness to advance understanding and outcomes in mental wellness.
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Who they work with
- CDC Government — Cites research conducted in collaboration with CDC-Kaiser Permanente as foundational to its trauma research framework.
- Ivor Browne Partner — References and builds upon the theoretical work of Ivor Browne M.D. regarding psychological trauma and Non-Ordinary States of Consciousness.
- Ivor Browne Partner — Source of the 'Unexperienced Experience' hypothesis guiding Rebecoming's approach to trauma healing.
- Kaiser Permanente Partner — References joint study with CDC-Kaiser Permanente as key evidence supporting the link between ACEs and adult health outcomes.
- Stanislav Grof Partner — Trained with Stanislav Grof and received certification from Grof’s Transpersonal Training in 1996.
How they approach the work
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- ACE-Informed Understanding of Traumamethodology: ace_informed_researchBy applying the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) framework, the organization identifies how early-life trauma becomes biologically embedded and contributes to long-term psychological and physical health consequences, thereby guiding research and intervention strategies.
- Capture and Release Mechanism of Traumamethodology: capture_and_releaseBy funding research and education on the "capture and release" mechanism of psychological trauma—based on Ivor Browne's hypothesis—the organization advances understanding that trauma is biologically and emotionally "captured" and must be actively released through therapeutic processes to restore mental wellness.
- Experiential Therapies for Somatic and Emotional Releasemethodology: experiential_therapyBy using Breathwork and Neo-Reichian emotional release techniques, the organization facilitates somatic and psychological transformation, because these experiential therapies enable the body to discharge stored trauma and support reintegration of fragmented emotional experiences.
- Non-Ordinary States of Consciousness for Trauma Releasemethodology: non-ordinary_states_of_consciousnessBy facilitating entry into non-ordinary states of consciousness, the organization enables individuals to access and release stored psychological and somatic trauma, because these states allow safe re-engagement with unprocessed or repressed experiences that underlie behavioral and emotional symptoms.