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The worst symptoms and challenges that we wrestle with often hold the seed for our own growth and healing
LEARNING AREAS
- Gender
- Sexual Trauma
- Individual Facilitation
Discussion
The ways that men develop a masculine gender identity often create edges to vulnerability, being dominated, or asking for help. Matt will share some reflections, methods and questions from his work with male survivors of sexual abuse
Features
This Recorded Seminar Includes
- 1.5 Hours of Presentation
- Hands-on Practical Tools for Practitioners and Personal Growth
- Guided Exercises and Innerwork
- Live Stories of Worldwork Interventions in Action
- A Break down of Connections Between Personal and Collective Trauma
- Life-Time Access to the Material to Watch Multiple Times at your Convenience
About Your Teacher
Matt Stella
Social Worker & Therapist
Matt Stella is a process worker living and working in Salem, MA, USA, north of Boston. He has been a psychotherapist in private practice since 2001, working with adults, teens, families and groups in Salt Lake City and the Boston area. Throughout his clinical career, he has led Men’s Groups and specialized in men’s issues, including the effects of trauma on men. He is a facilitator with MenHealing.org, a non-profit which offers 3-day Weekends of Recovery for male survivors of sexual abuse.
areas of expertise
- Resilience
- Trauma Therapy
- Sexual Abuse
OUR VALUES
What to expect
Strategic Topics &
Optimized Learning
Course content curated for personal growth, individual facilitation, organizational facilitation & social change.
Ongoing Learning &
Development
Each seminar recording comes with unlimited access to the seminar content. Watch as many times as you want, whenever you want!
Global Community Network
Learn from presenters and participants all over the world, sharing experience and expertise drawn from their unique contexts.
Experiential Exercises &
Written Handouts
Be guided through experiential exercises via the video clips and follow along with written handouts.
