Like the title says, I'm curious for healers who do somatic/trauma work, what led you to become a somatic healer? Was it because of your own experiences? I have an interest in becoming a SEP and/or trauma therapist due to my own healing journey, but for now it's sort of a goal to pursue once I'm more stable and relatively well. This led me to wonder about how others fell into this work.
Does anyone know when Fudan releases official admissions letters and when we are able to see/pick our class schedule? I'm trying to plan ahead for the move, but the lack of information on the website is making that difficult. I also emailed my MA department to no avail.
Has anyone else done their MA at Fudan and can chime in? Thanks so much.
This might be a long shot... but does anyone know any somatic therapists (can be SE or another somatic modality) based in Shanghai or China? Or someone who ideally works in the evenings (6pm PST or later)? I'm going to do a master's there and it would be really helpful to find a practitioner that can work within a similar time zone.
Thanks so much!
I read somewhere that Fudan only allowed 30% of students in a class to get As? Is this still a thing? I'm going to be doing a master's there this fall, so would love some feedback from other students. Thanks!
How many clients do you see per week? I'm currently in trauma therapy and I imagine being a therapist who works somatically or with trauma can be quite intense or a lot to hold. Do you enjoy working with trauma?
As the title says, would you recommend staying in a dorm at Fudan, or looking for off campus housing? If off campus, are there any good places to look? I'm going to be an MA student there this fall, and am trying to decide between the two.