Jodie Solberg
MIHC26 Speaker Spotlight
Dr. Jodie Solberg is an international hypnotherapist, trainer, and speaker with an educational background in both social and clinical psychology. She is a Certified Master Hypnotherapist, International Best-Selling Author, and the co-founder of the SFTI Hypnosis Academy, where she trains practitioners worldwide in solution-focused and trauma-informed hypnotherapy. With over 25 years of experience, Jodie specializes in working with trauma, the mind-body connection, chronic stress including burnout, and patterns held in the nervous system and subconscious mind. Her work bridges neuroscience, somatic awareness, and subconscious change to support deep, lasting healing.
How the Body Re-Members Trauma
Why is an antelope that has just escaped a lion able to naturally release the experience, while a human who has experienced trauma may hold onto it for a lifetime? The difference lies in how humans think about what happened, the familiar mental patterns they return to, and the meaning they assign to the experience again and again. In this trauma-informed presentation, Dr. Jodie Solberg will teach you how trauma is held in the human system-mentally, emotionally, and physically-and how these patterns keep it recurring. You’ll also learn what to do with your clients to help them release trauma safely and effectively, so it can be fully processed and resolved rather than replayed throughout their lives.
Please list up tp 5 takaways Attendees will learn
-Understand why humans retain trauma differently than animals, and how meaning-making and mental repetition contribute to long-term trauma patterns
-Identify how trauma is held across the mind, emotions, and body, rather than existing as a purely psychological experience
-Recognize the familiar thought and perception loops that cause trauma to recur instead of resolve
-Apply trauma-informed strategies that help clients release stored trauma safely and effectively
-Support clients in fully processing trauma so it resolves at the root level rather than being repeatedly replayed in their lives