Auricular Trauma Release

Release the Weight of Trauma – Gently, Precisely, and Effectively

A 2-day live online training for health professionals ready to treat trauma at its root with the power of Auricular Medicine.

Choose from six live dates starting in June 2025
No prior VAS experience required – but you’ll discover why it’s worth learning

CIAM Lead Instructor, Dave Maybee explains why
Auricular Trauma Release is so powerful.

Trauma doesn’t always look like trauma —

it often hides behind chronic pain, hormonal imbalances, insomnia, or emotional overwhelm.

What if there were a gentle way to help the body recognize it’s safe, and begin healing from the inside out?

What You’ll Learn

This course is delivered in three transformative steps:

1. Putting Out the Fires

Identify and treat active trauma points that are keeping the nervous system stuck in survival mode.

2. Seeing Through the Smoke

Use “Blockages to Healing” to uncover and treat the deeper roots of trauma stored in the body.

3. Fire Prevention

Learn how to help your patient stay regulated and reinforce a sense of safety for long-term healing.

Join the ATR Free Webinar for an intro to how this method can grow your practice!

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Course Format & Dates

Live Online via Zoom

Two Half-Days | 12pm–4pm Atlantic Time

2025 Dates Available:

June 25–26 (Wed–Thurs)
August 2–3 (Sat–Sun)
September 3–4 (Wed–Thurs)
October 15–16 (Wed–Thurs)
November 22–23 (Sat–Sun)
December 13–14 (Sat–Sun)

Choose your date!

Who This Is For

✔️ Acupuncturists, doctors, bodyworkers, naturopaths, and trauma-informed professionals
✔️ New or experienced in Auricular Medicine
✔️ Curious about the VAS (Nogier Pulse) or looking to deepen your clinical intuition

What You’ll Receive

Live instruction with demonstration and guided practice
Access to recordings
Downloadable protocol maps and Resources
Certificate of completion
NCCAOM CEU/PDAs pending

Join the Movement

This is more than a course — it’s a doorway into a medicine that empowers both practitioner and patient to move beyond survival.