The Body Remembers: Trauma Training Track
Online Training for Clinicians of Color
About this Training
Training Title: Trauma-Informed Clinical Practice: From Neurobiology to Ethical Intervention
Date: November 9, 2026
Time: 5-7 PM EST
This Trauma-Informed Therapy Track will equip clinicians with practical, evidence-informed skills to understand the neurobiology of trauma, work effectively with complex and developmental trauma, and apply stabilization and pacing strategies in treatment. Participants will learn how to reduce re-traumatization, strengthen ethical trauma practice, and improve clinical outcomes through nervous-system-informed interventions. This training is designed for mental health professionals seeking to enhance trauma-responsive care across diverse client populations.
Training Title: Beyond Coping: Trauma-Informed, Nervous System-Based Interventions for Complex Trauma
Date: November 16, 2026
Time: 5-7 PM EST
This training examines complex PTSD through a trauma-informed, nervous system-based lens with a specific focus on BIPOC communities. Participants will explore how chronic stress, racial trauma, intergenerational trauma, and systemic inequities shape regulation, attachment, and trauma responses. The training emphasizes stabilization, pacing, and resourcing strategies that reduce retraumatization while honoring cultural context and lived experience. Clinicians will leave with practical, culturally responsive tools to support healing beyond symptom management.
About Your Trainers
Dr. Regina Clark, DSW, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker, trauma-informed therapist, educator, and the owner of Mindful Pathways to Healing, LLC in El Paso, Texas. With extensive experience in school-based mental health, private practice, and clinical supervision, Dr. Clark specializes in trauma-informed care, attachment-based interventions, play therapy, and culturally responsive practice. Dr. Clark holds a Doctorate in Social Work from Simmons University and has worked extensively with individuals, families, adolescents, and underserved communities impacted by trauma, adverse childhood experiences, and systemic stressors. Her clinical work integrates evidence-informed approaches with nervous-system regulation, strengths-based practice, and trauma-sensitive treatment models. As an educator and trainer, Dr. Clark is passionate about equipping clinicians with practical tools that bridge neuroscience, ethics, and real-world clinical application. Her trainings emphasize cultural humility, clinician self-awareness, and sustainable trauma-informed practice.
Taiwan Piles, PhD, LPC, CRC, CVE, CCTP, QMHP is a holistic psychotherapist with extensive experience supporting individuals navigating trauma, grief and loss, domestic violence, anxiety, depression, and life transitions. Her clinical approach integrates trauma-informed care, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and culturally responsive practices to promote healing, stability, and empowerment. Dr. Piles has a strong background in vocational rehabilitation, working with adolescents, Veterans, and marginalized communities impacted by systemic and intergenerational stressors. She is deeply committed to creating safe, affirming spaces that honor identity, resilience, and the mind-body connection in the healing process.
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