Free live webinar How to Become a TRE® ProviderTwo paths, one training — and your questions answered live. One hour · Live on Zoom Free to attend · Limited seats |
Why people train in TRE® There are two reasons people train in TRE™: to guide this work for others, or to understand it properly in their own body. This free hour covers both. We’ll walk through what TRE™ certification involves, how the two paths differ, and what each one asks of you — then answer whatever questions you bring. |
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What we’ll cover
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Two paths, one training
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What is TRE®? Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises — the body’s built-in mechanism for discharging stress. TRE™ was developed by Dr. David Berceli from decades of work in trauma-affected communities worldwide. It uses a simple sequence of exercises to fatigue the deep postural muscles — particularly the psoas — and invite the body’s natural tremoring reflex to activate. Once the tremors begin, the nervous system does the rest. Certified TRE™ Providers learn to guide that process safely and skillfully — recognizing what the tremor is doing, when to titrate, when to pause, and how to hold the space so the person’s own nervous system can find its way back to regulation. |
The details
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Who’s hosting
Alex Greene TRE™ Certification Trainer · SEP · IFS · LMT · Feldenkrais® Practitioner · Boulder, Colorado Alex is a TRE™ Certification Trainer, Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner, Internal Family Systems practitioner, Licensed Massage Therapist, and Feldenkrais® Practitioner. He is the founder of Red Beard Somatic Therapy and a co-founder of Neurogenic Integration. He first met the neurogenic tremor response while living as a monk at a Zen monastery in the mountains outside Honolulu. Struggling with hip pain, his body began to spontaneously tremor during a Structural Integration session — and he stood up feeling lighter and freer than he had in years. He now teaches around the world — physicians in China, bodyworkers in Japan, psychotherapists in Kenya, frontline medical workers across U.S. hospital systems, and most recently firefighters at FDNY in New York. He lives in Boulder, Colorado at the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park with his wife and daughter. |
Not sure the October cohort is right for you? That’s exactly what this hour is for. Applications close 4 October 2026, and Module 1 runs 14–16 October. Come with your questions for Alex — about the modules, the mentorship, the time commitment, or whether now is the right moment. |
One hour, no cost, every question answered Whether you want to guide this work for others or simply understand it properly in your own body, this is the place to start. Free to attend · Limited seats We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe at any time. |