Sensory Decompression and Reintegration Course

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The sensory component of experiences is as real and important as the thoughts, emotions, and memories of an experience, but it is more often missed and unresolved; this results in residual triggers and physiologic loading.  This course seeks to teach you how to de-trigger, de-tangle and strengthen your connection with your body and its healing and integrative impulses.

The skills and principles learned through this approach will help people physiologically integrate their own experiences and also those who want to learn these tools because of their responsibilities for others, professionally or personally.

Those who have taken the course previously may register/audit just the Live Group portion.

How This Course Works

The course has three components:  recorded teaching sessions, live practice and review group sessions (high priority), and personal practice.

Live Practice and Review group sessions are an essential part of the learning process.  They provide you with live-guided learning, hands-on experience, and a community which will enhance your own understanding and practice.  Make attending the 1.25 hour live group sessions a priority.  These generally occur twice per year and consist of 9 Modules (usually one Module every two weeks - spread over 3 months).  Completion of one of these groups is a prerequisite for accessing some content and materials.

Recorded Teaching sessions can be reviewed concurrently with the Live Group sessions (viewing the appropriate Module prior to each Live session), or course content can be purchased ahead of time, digested at your own pace, and then you can join into a Live Group later.  Some people who have already completed the Basic Class will also simply register and audit the Practice/Review times (no additional re-purchase of the Basic Class is needed).  All live group sessions are also recorded and will be accessible in your course throughout the time this cohort is working in case you are not able to make a particular review session.  These will not necessarily be permanently available.  There may sometimes be supplemental materials, recordings, or homework summaries posted on the Course Page.

Personal practice is key!  Devote time to practicing and gaining experience with the material you are learning.  Around 45 minutes per week (5 mins per day or 15 minutes each three times per week) is recommended.  Your experience, questions, and observations while going through the process personally will be important and valuable.

Your expected time commitment for maximal value will be 90 minutes every 2 weeks to review the Teaching Video, 90 minutes every 2 weeks for the Live Group Review and Practice, and 90 minutes every 2 weeks (45 minutes per week) of personal practice.  That is 270 minutes or between 4-5 hours every 2 weeks while the class is running.  If this amount of time is not suited to your current commitments, then it would be better to wait or go at a slower pace by reviewing Recorded Materials separately from doing the Live Group Review and Practice.

See the Course Outline below for more information about what to expect.  The Outline is representative of what is covered, but the actual order of materials changes periodically based on prior class feedback.

  • FAQs and more information below.

Fall 2026 -

Schedule of Live Group Sessions

The course is composed of Four Foundation Modules and five specific-topic Application Modules for a total of nine live group sessions over three months.  Access instructions will be provided to you when you register.

The Live Group times for the Basic Class occur on Thursday evenings at 8pm EST every two weeks. The exact dates and times for the Fall 2026 Class are:

Foundation 1:

  • September 24th

Foundation 2

  • October 8th

Foundation 3

  • October 22nd

Foundation 4

  • November 5th

Application 1

  • November 19th

Application 2

  • December 3rd

Application 3

  • December 17th

Application 4

  • January 7th (additional week off during Christmas)

Application 5

  • January 14th

Course Outline 

Sensory Decompression and Reintegration

Foundation 1 - There is a Reason and It's Not Random

Also known as Organ Physiology and Real Autonomic Responses.  This week you will learn how your body, which has been a part of every experience you have ever had, is giving very important signals that are often overlooked and may accumulate if unresolved or stuck.  We will talk about honesty and humility as key components of the decompression and reintegration process.  We will highlight how important it is to not rush, label, dissociate from, analyze or judge your body's real autonomic responses. Attend one live group session, then use the Foundation 1 course content videos and quiz at your pace to review and supplement your personal experience.

Foundation 2 - Using Soft Focus and Proper Intensity

This week is focused on the environment in which this decompression and reintegration process flourishes.  You will learn how to find proper intensity and "soft focus" for being successful in noticing your body's often-overlooked or dismissed signals.  This week you will go deeper into learning to notice what happens when sensory compression shows up: rapid eye blinking, changes in breathing, visceral reactions, etc.  Concepts such as noticing baseline, intentionally connecting, and clean space will be explained.  The process of activating/naming, release/clean space, and noticing the response will be demonstrated and practiced.  Attend one live group session, then use the Foundation 2 course content videos and quiz at your pace to review and supplement your personal practice.  

Foundation 3 - Follow the Clues and Highlight What Happens

In the third week the focus will be on putting together the basic elements, moving between the conceptual and the experiential.  The emphasis will be on the importance of noticing what happens and where you feel that in your body.  The discipline of noticing the clues will be practiced as well as how to connect with your body for reintegration - this is an important aspect of whole-person healing where things have been dissociated, stuck, triggered, or denied.  We will touch on navigating common pitfalls and things that will be discussed in more detail during the upcoming application sessions.  Attend one live group session, then use the Foundation 3 course content videos and quiz at your pace to review and supplement your personal experience. 

Foundation 4 - Putting the Puzzle Together

In the final foundation week we will be strengthening your experience with this approach to sensory decompression and reintegration.  Your mind and body working together with verbal honesty and physical connection will create the scaffolding for healing (making whole).  The emphasis on the importance of trusting and noticing what your body is signaling (the sensory component) will again be highlighted as it shows up in different areas of your life as diverse as beliefs, goals, addictions, physical injuries, personality, intense experiences, etc.  We will stress the importance and humility of "Where do you feel that?" and how it leads to putting the puzzle together through reintegration.  Attend one live group session, then use the Foundation 4 course content videos and quiz at your own pace to review and supplement your personal practice.

Application 1 - Using Sensory Stimulus

Application 2 - Your Body Remembers - Scar Tissue, Surgical, and Injuries

Application 3 - Global and Personality Patterns

Application 4 - Resistance, Avoidance, and other Defensive Patterns

Application 5 - Visceral Beliefs and Addictions

All application sessions will be helpful to you, whether you believe they apply to you specifically or not.  Plan to attend the live group sessions if possible and you will find it of benefit to strengthening your understanding and experience with sensory decompression and reintegration.  These weeks are also very valuable in the live group sessions community context.  Previous participants have noticed these weeks reinforcing their understanding, practice, and appreciation for healing happening in themselves and others.

FAQs

What do I need to do?

1) Decide if this course and the timing are right for you.  See the Checklist for Deciding.

2)  Purchase and register for the course and mark your calendar for the live group sessions you will attend.

3)  Suggested:  If you do not have one, purchase a trigger-point tool (such as the TheraCane Max or a similar product) for use during and after the course.  These cost around $35.  International class members may find a different product is cheaper.  This is not required, but suggested.

4)  Work through the material at an intentional, digestible pace each week, taking time for personal practice.

How much does the course cost?

This course costs $180 in total

Previous participants who desire may re-join the live group sessions by only registering for that portion ($30).

*  If you are a professional taking this course for yourself or to better understand what might be possible for your own patients/clients, you may use the coupon code "PROFESSIONAL", if desired, to register at no cost.

If you are someone who needs help covering the cost of this course, please consult the "Checklist for Deciding".  If you need to register at a reduced rate or at no cost, you may use the coupon code "THANKYOU" to have your registration covered by us.

The promotion code box is next to "total due" on the order form.

**  If giving as a gift, the email you provide should be for the person you are registering for the course.

Who is this course for?

Active people who have had physical injuries.

People who like self-discovery, self-responsibility, and self-maintenance. 

People who experience autonomic, flight-or-fight symptoms. 

People with problems that can't seem to resolve or that don't make sense.

People who ready for feedback.

Previous participants who want to strengthen their conceptual and experiential understanding.

Anyone!

*If you are not able to attend the live group sessions as scheduled, please either wait to register for the recorded materials, or go ahead with those and plan on joining one of the Live Groups later.  If you want to know when another Live Group is available, please join the mailing list.

What is the purpose?  Who shouldn't take it?

Other questions... and their answers!

What if I sign up but can't attend all of the sessions?

If you know you cannot commit or devote time to these live group sessions, course content video instruction and the time (recommended around 45 minutes per week) for practicing, we recommend that you do not take the course (see the Checklist for Deciding).  Plan to attend all of the live group sessions if possible.  See the scheduled dates above.  If you know you will miss one or two but feel confident in your commitment, then use the recorded videos for those you miss.

What if I didn't watch one or more of the course content videos during the week?  

Then you will be unprepared and not benefit from the Live Group time in the same way.  Time will not be taken to review material for those who did not watch the instructional videos.  You aren't prohibited from attending, but will probably not experience the same clarity or benefit.

What if I didn't practice the process/techniques during the week?  

This process works well but it is like a muscle.  If you don't use it, it won't grow stronger, and you won't identify your personal pitfalls or impulses.  Things won't work until you practice and utilize them.  Additionally, you may gain a cognitive understanding of some things without any experiential value or benefit.

What if I don't have a trigger-point tool?   

Well, you'll have a harder time getting to hard-to-reach spots on your back and applying the process to myofascial contexts.  But it will be okay, you can get by without one.  It is strongly suggested to have one for this particular course but not required.

Where do I find the trigger-point tool?  How much does it cost?

Look for something like the TheraCane Max (it can be found on Amazon) or another similar product.  They cost around $35.  International class members may find a different product is cheaper.

What should I do if multiple family members are interested?

One registration is sufficient if desired, but you would need to share log-in information.  You may also register separately if desired.

I don't understand the material?

There can be a learning curve with any new material.  Attend the live group sessions, watch the course content videos, and ask questions in the class time.  Many questions will be answered during the live group sessions and instructional videos, so lean on those.  We are here to help and as you gain experience with the process, you will gain confidence.  We welcome all questions.  Email if needed.

Why do I have to practice?   

We could do a mini-course to answer to this question!  We want you to receive real value and benefit from this material.  A cognitive approach to understanding will not be enough for integration as a whole person, and the whole-person integration is the experience by which you will begin to actually see encouraging growth, results, and change.  Muscles are worked to grow stronger, and the more experience you gain in the appropriate context, the more you will understand and know what is working for you, and develop an internal (intuitive) sense of what works.

Will this material always be available to me once I have registered for this course?

Your access is guaranteed during the course and for four weeks after, so that you can use all the content videos to review as desired during the course.  The primary material is intended to stay consistent across time, but no content is 100% guaranteed forever, and you should primarily work to internalize material as you are taking the course by practicing, taking notes, and attending the live sessions.

Will my personal issues resolve with this approach?

Sometimes yes, sometimes no.  The tools, insights and experience gained during the process may be sufficient for certain issues to resolve or allow you to know what direction to take with resources available to you locally.  Additionally, if necessary, you could consider one-on-one work and future courses.  Things do not always resolve immediately but you should be able to tell if you are on the right track and making healthy progress.  Contact us if you have questions.

I have personal questions?

Please feel free to schedule a Consult after completing the course.

Does my camera have to be on during the Zoom live group session?

No, your camera does not need to be on.

Are there any prerequisites for taking this course?

No prerequisites.  This course is for anyone.

What if the cost of this course is out of my reach?

Please go to our Checklist and navigate through the provided material.  If, after walking through those questions personally, you feel that this course is something you want to commit to at this time, we can provide help or reduced cost if that is needed.  See the Course FAQs above for instructions.

Is this group therapy or counseling?

No, it's not group therapy or counseling.  It is learning in a group setting.  You can learn more about our approach on the Checklist page, which has information about how to decide if this is right for you at this time and what we intend to provide with the course content and live group sessions.

If I have a group of people who are interested in this, can we request a private class/group?

Yes.  Contact us and we will be happy to work with you or to answer questions.  Typically this can be done with a 2-3 months notice and we can arrange private live sessions either online or in-person.  We do ask that at least one person arranging the group have already experienced at least one Course or 1:1 Client work so there is a basic understanding of the process and so you are confident it is of proven value to yourself before inviting others.  We strongly prefer internal referrals because we want our community to have real, personal experience with the process, a high-utilization rate, clarity, and known value.

Do you accept referrals from other professionals?

Generally not until the professional has personal experience with the process and it has known value and context to them.  Please take a Course if this applies to you.  You are welcome to reach out with questions but are most likely to be encouraged to take a basic course and then to discuss referrals based on that experience.  Limited exceptions may occasionally be made.

Can I take this course more than once without having to purchase it again?

The primary course content will remain available to you as long as it continues in the Coalesco Resources.  You can audit the Live portion by registering only for that during future Live Groups.  We ask that previous participants attending live group sessions use restraint so new participants who are interacting with the concepts for the first time have an opportunity to speak, ask questions, and give examples of their experience.  Your input and responses will also at times be very valuable to the beginners!

Can I purchase this course as a gift for someone?  Or may I help to cover the cost for someone who cannot cover their own course cost at this time?

Yes.  If you are also taking the course, then complete your own registration and then a second registration with the email address of the person you are gifting it to.  If only for them, simply complete one registration, but direct it to their email during the checkout process.

What if I have other questions?

Contact us.