TRE -Trauma And Tension Release Exercises Limerick

TRE -Trauma And Tension Release Exercises  Limerick TRE is a set of gentle exercises that assist the body in releasing deep muscular patterns of stress, tension & trauma.

The exercises safely activate a natural reflex mechanism of shaking or vibrating that releases muscular tension, calms nervous system.

When is the right time?Who should I work with?Private sessions or group classes?These are some of the most common questi...
05/02/2026

When is the right time?
Who should I work with?
Private sessions or group classes?
These are some of the most common questions people ask about TRE.
And they make sense.
The mind wants clarity.
It wants to understand, compare options, and feel safe before taking a step.
But not every decision can be made from the head alone.
Pause for a moment.
Place one hand on your chest, the other on your belly.
Take a slow breath in…
and let it out.
Instead of searching for the “right” answer, notice what you feel.
Is this the moment to try TRE?
To allow your body to release stored tension and stress?
To reconnect with its signals and wisdom?
To learn a simple, embodied tool that can support you when anxiety, panic, or fight-or-flight responses arise?
For some, the answer is yes — now.
For others, it’s not yet.
And sometimes it’s soon.
There is no wrong answer — as long as it’s honest and yours.
When clarity comes from the body, the next step becomes easier. Then the mind can help with the details: where to go, who to work with, which format feels right.
What often feels most uncomfortable is staying stuck in indecision: thinking about it, reading about it, going back and forth.
Relief often comes with a clear choice. Sometimes that choice is “not right now.” And sometimes it’s “yes — I’m ready.”
If you feel a quiet yes, trust it. If you don’t, trust that too.
The right moment is always now — because now is where change begins.
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25/11/2025

As a young child, one of my clients learnt to dissociate when her parents were arguing. When I first started treating her, and didn’t understand the dissociation model I now work with, we both thought the sessions were productive because she consistently reported a warm, floating quality. A space where her body did not constrain her.

However, her symptoms never changed.

It took me over a year to work out what was going on. Her healing started when she made friends with her ‘boring’ body.

Most people dissociate most of the time, and the pleasant, dream-like quality in dissociation is often confusing. Dissociation is surprisingly common and people frequently enjoy being dissociated. Being in a body is hard work. It is a constant negotiation to clearly map the size, shape and weight of the body.

Many people can misinterpret the dreamy floaty quality of dissociation as an expansive, spiritual, healing experience. I have treated many long term meditators, yoga teachers and spiritual searchers. The relationship to the body offered through an understanding of trauma and dissociation has been surprising and beneficial for many of them. It is essential to not be too quick to let go of the body.

Before we can transcend our body we have to have a body.

For most of us there is a lifetime of work involved in exploring our flesh.

Deepening into our bodies is the necessary step that allows us to widen our perceptual horizons and drop into deeper tides and stillness. It is true that the sense of the body can become much more diffuse and fade into the background. However the form is never lost, as in dissociation, and is always available for our return.

This is extraordinary!!!!!! ‘TRE proved to be a safe body-mind technique that enhanced quality of life without increasin...
30/10/2025

This is extraordinary!!!!!!

‘TRE proved to be a safe body-mind technique that enhanced quality of life without increasing the treatment burden or causing undesirable effects in relapsing-remitting MS patients’….with ‘a significant improvement in ‘mental health’ at the end of the study’

Tension and trauma releasing exercises for people with multiple sclerosis – An exploratory pilot study – TRE® Scotland

Great news on TRE® research from Michael Nissen (Denmark). He said: “The Danish MS Society got their first study on the effect of Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises published in Journal of Traditional and Complementary Medicine this month. After working with more than 1000 people with MS, aft...

30/09/2025
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03/12/2024

When an antelope escapes the jaws of a predator, it picks itself up, has a good shake and then carries on munching grass like nothing happened.

Very quickly, the antelope is ‘over it’. We’re the only species that walks around bottling everything all up, preferring to stay "braced against life.

And that’s exactly why I’m so passionate about teaching Trauma and Tension Releasing Exercises (TRE). We need safe and easy ways of releasing tension and resetting the reflexes and habits in the central nervous system - we need to wake up our bodies.

You can find out more about my TRE trainings at trecollege.com

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