TRE London 2026 canx – 2026-08-10

2026-08-10: Apologies this training will no longer go ahead in 2026

Train as a Certified TRE® Provider in One Year

TRE College is excited to offer a new, fast-track, immersive program to learn to safely teach Tension and Trauma Exercises in one year.

This programme will equip you to safely guide clients and groups through TREs innovative series of exercises, to support the body to release deep muscular patterns of stress, tension and trauma.

How will the one year course work?

The new model offers a much clearer structure to support students through the certification program, with fixed deadlines for completion of home study and supervision. (You will also only need to pay once, at the start of the training), Go to Course Fees

The training includes:

• Six days of training, in-person. Organised as two three day modules, Go to Venue
• Six group supervisions, online. This is the minimum number you have to attend, you can attend up to ten over the year.
• Six 1:1 supervisions, online. These are mostly with your assigned TRE Mentor and are essential to deepen your practice.
• Feedback on assessments and one Final Certification Session with your Primary CT at end of course.

(To help you remember the elements of the training try:  ‘666 – minimum of six days, six groups, six 1:1’s plus final feedback’ )

Summary of Certification Requirements

• Attend Three 2 Day Workshops: Trainee must attend two in-person TRE training workshops: Module 1 (2 days, Personal TRE Process), Module 2 (2 days, Teaching TRE to Individuals), Module 3 (2 days, Teaching TRE to Groups).
• Complete all 1:1 Supervision and Group Supervision requirements:
  • You will need to book a minimum of six 1:1 supervision sessions: Two with your Primary Certification Trainer (CT) within one month of Module 1 for ‘personal TRE’. At least four (max six) with your Assigned TRE Mentor. One final certification session (between 10-12 months after the start of the course) with your Primary  CT.
  • You will need to book six group supervisions: These can be booked with any of the teaching team. Depending on the timings, the themes will be ‘personal TRE’, ‘teaching individuals’, ‘teaching groups’. Make sure you spread your group supervisions throughout the length of the course and that the themes match your supervision needs.
• Complete all Assessments: The themes of supervision and assessments develop through out the course. Assessments are written work submitted to your Assigned TRE Mentor. As well as the journaling, there are written assessments on your understanding of elements of TRE theory. You will need to write up your personal TRE sessions and reflections on teaching individuals, on your case study and teaching groups. The trainee needs to read the required literature and watch DVDs.

Summary of Supervision Events

• Supervision on ‘personal TRE’: Minimum of two 1:1 supervision sessions with your Primary CT within one month of Module 1. A total of four ‘personal TRE’ supervision events are required. The preferred option is completing ‘personal TRE’ in 1:1 supervision with your Assigned TRE Mentor as they will be reading your journal. (N.B. It is possible in some cases to complete your ‘personal TRE’ with any of the Teaching Team in group supervision). You will need to complete 40 Hours of Journaling TRE Practice as part of your personal TRE journey.
• Supervision on ‘teaching individuals’: Minimum of two 1:1 supervision sessions with your Assigned TRE Mentor. A total of four ‘teaching individuals’ supervision events are required. The preferred option is completing ‘teaching individuals’ in 1:1 supervision with your Assigned TRE Mentor as they will be marking your write ups and case studies. (N.B. It is possible in some cases to complete your ‘teaching individuals’ with any of the Teaching Team in group supervisions). You will need to teach and record (write ups and video) teaching four new individual clients in single sessions. You will teach one new individual client over four sessions as a case history, the case history is advised to start after Module 2. You need to teach at least 25 Single Sessions of TRE in total (inc the above). Record and submit the dates and total number of the Single Sessions you have taught. Make notes for your own learning. Your Mentor may ask to see the list of people you have taught and see your notes as part of the supervision process. Within your general teaching practice please teach at least 10 different people Single Sessions of TRE.
• Supervision on ‘teaching groups’: Minimum of one 1:1 supervision sessions with your Assigned TRE Mentor. A total of four ‘teaching groups’ supervision events are required. You can complete your ‘teaching groups’ with any of the Teaching Team in group supervision. You will teach and record (usually video) a minimum of four groups and get supervision on each group, ‘teaching groups’ practice starts after Module 2.
• Final Certification Session: The trainee must complete one final certification session with the Primary CT between 10-12 months after the start of the course.
• Extra Supervision: Supervision is an ongoing negotiation depending on your existing skills, your study progress and time taken to complete assessments. The completion of the above minimum requirements does not guarantee you will be graduate as a Certified TRE Provider. Sometimes it becomes clear that personal process or teaching skills need more time. This will be decided in agreement with the Primary CT. If more time is needed the first step to continuing your study will be a minimum of four extra 1:1 supervision sessions charged at the hourly rate of your Assigned TRE Mentor.

Timings and Glossary

• Timings: The certification process is scheduled to take between 10-12 months. TRE events attended prior to Module 1 (2 day) do not contribute to the certification process (N.B. For students signed up to the course, 1:1 personal TRE sessions with course TRE Mentors may contribute). TRE for All, Inc requires 10 months minimum and 24 months maximum time to complete. If not complete in 12 months, extra supervision will be required as agreed with the Primary CT. If not complete in 24 months then the entire program needs to be retaken. The student will not be able to use TRE in their professional practice or charge a fee for teaching TRE until they are fully certified.
• Glossary:
  • Primary Certification Trainer (Primary CT) – Normally Steve Haines for TRE College trainings, overall responsibility for the Certification Training Program. All trainees need to complete two ‘personal TRE’ 1:1 supervision sessions with the Primary CT within one month of Module 1.
  • Secondary Certification Trainer (Secondary CT) – There may be another CT as part of the tutor team, can fulfil same functions as Primary CT except overall responsibility.
  • TRE Mentor – General term for member of Teaching Team, can be Primary CT, Secondary CT, Secondary CT (Trainee), TRE Mentor, TRE Mentor (Trainee).
  • Assigned TRE Mentor – You will be linked with an Assigned TRE Mentor after Module 1. Your Assigned TRE Mentor will mark your assessments. N.B. You cannot choose or specify in advance. The Teaching Team will be in regular contact working jointly to support all students. Typically you will have at least four 1:1 supervision sessions with your Assigned TRE Mentor – at least two on ‘teaching individuals’, at least one on ‘teaching groups’.
  • Supervision Event – Supervision event is a general term that covers 1:1 supervision sessions, group supervision sessions, or the final certification session.

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