Dr. Weisz is available for individual or small-group training in mindfulness-based somatic emotional processing via Telehealth (zoom). Contact him at: [email protected].
An online training workshop on MBSEP is under development.
For information and dates of professional training in MBSEP for healthcare practitioners, contact : Daniel Blackwood, at [email protected].
Testimonials
“For the first time in my life I have the ability to feel at peace. To just to be able to experience peace and feel the absence of that perpetual undercurrent of anxiety is a miraculous gift.
I appreciate the holistic quality of this work. Your approach meshes so well with my spiritual beliefs and practice. Thank you so much for providing this amazing service!”
Laura
“Robert is a very skilled in MBSEP, presenting this information from a high level of research and experience.”
Brenda
“Great, masterful practitioner!”
William
“Robert is passionate about his material and very caring. It’s easy to follow with him leading.”
Victoria
“Dr. Weisz was very present. His heart and passion were easily felt and experienced.”
Lillian
“Dr. Weisz was exceptionally articulate in his description of MBSEP, in its demonstration, and in the description of the experiential work. Very well informed and able to share that information in a simple but profound way.”
Joanna
“Dr. Weisz is highly skilled and very engaging with the group. He translates his knowledge in a very skillful manner.”
Patrick
Attention is love
Attention is love
Holding tenderly, and with great affection
The sensations in the body:
Listening to the call,
Attending to the simple truth
Of feeling
Sharing is an act of love
Listening is a form of risk
Emotion speaks through the body:
When we listen deeply,
We can touch the sound of truth.
Robert Weisz, Ph.D.
Hidden Wounds and Human Resiliency
The effect of the experience of trauma over the life span lays the seeds for most chronic, poorly understood disease processes that defy explanation by our current concepts of health and disease. These chronic diseases make up the majority of symptoms for which patients present to doctor’s offices.