The european association for somatic experiencing
About EASE
About EASE
Founded in February 2011, the European Association for Somatic Experiencing (SE)® (EASE) currently comprises more than 75 members, encompassing Trainers, National Associations, and Organizers of Somatic Experiencing (SE)® in Europe.
EASE is dedicated to the following objectives:
1. Advancing and deepening the scholarly comprehension of SE™ in the European context.
2. Serving as a scholarly platform for the promotion, communication, and support of SE™ within professional social and healthcare communities.
Collaboration
EASE intends to facilitate collaboration among its members, including European SE™ Trainers, National SE™ Associations representing SE™ Practitioners in Europe, and Organizers of SE™ training programs in the region.
Core Values
In alignment with strict scientific principles, EASE is committed to embodying and supporting core values, notably respect, transparency, and the principles of deep democracy.
Structure
The organizational structure of EASE currently encompasses a Board consisting of six individuals and a diverse array of Sub-Committees focused on distinct domains such as Standards, Ethics, SE™ Research, and Outreach Programs.