TIP Foundations

Overview

The TIP Foundations Training is a step-by-step introduction to the Trauma Integration Protocol™—a structured, somatically grounded, and deeply relational method for resolving trauma by activating the autonomic pathways the body uses to naturally discharge traumatic charge. Built for psychotherapists, somatic practitioners, and guides working with non-ordinary states of consciousness, this 10-week training blends neuroscience, attachment theory, memory systems, and systems thinking into a cohesive healing framework.

Each week covers a specific phase of the protocol, with educational content, live discussion, and optional practice pods for peer-to-peer application and integration. Participants gain practical tools for regulating the nervous system, tracking autonomic states, and supporting post-traumatic sequencing to resolve the energetic impact of stress and trauma.

“The TIP Foundations Training is a valuable foundational course for any therapist who works with trauma—which is every therapist. For therapists offering psychedelic-assisted therapy, this course is a ‘must have.’”

— Naomi B. Rather, PhD, LCMHC

TIp Foundations

Next Offering: june 30 - september 8, 2026

Registration open.

Investment: $1,250

10 weekly virtual sessions (2 hours each)

Tuesdays, 9:00 to 11:00 AM PT (Pacific Time)

Group Size: Max 16 participants

Schedule: Tuesday, June 30 to Tuesday, September 8, 2026

  • Week 1: June 30, 2026

  • Week 2: July 7, 2026

  • Week 3: July 14, 2026

  • Week 4: July 21, 2026

  • Week 5: July 28, 2026

    Mid-course break: August 4, 2026

  • Week 6: August 11, 2026

  • Week 7: August 18, 2026

  • Week 8: August 25, 2026

  • Week 9: September 1, 2026

  • Week 10: September 8, 2026

Registration Deadline: June 23, 2026

How to register

Spots are limited and reserved on a first-come, first-served basis once payment is received and confirmed.

About the 
Training

The TIP Foundations Training introduces participants to the core phases, principles, and practices of the Trauma Integration Protocol™—a precise, teachable, and somatically grounded approach to trauma resolution. Designed for mental health professionals, somatic therapists, and psychedelic-assisted therapy providers, this training explores how trauma is stored in the nervous system and how it can be safely resolved through body-based processes.

Rather than relying on insight alone, TIP works directly with the autonomic nervous system to access and discharge the physiological charge of trauma. The training weaves together key concepts from affective neuroscience, attachment theory, memory systems, and systems thinking to build a coherent understanding of how trauma functions—and how to interrupt its cycles and restore regulation.

Each week introduces a phase of the TIP model through live teaching, discussion, and optional peer-to-peer practice. Participants are encouraged to begin integrating what they learn right away. The training offers tools and frameworks that can be used immediately in both clinical and somatic healing work.

Key Learning Outcomes

By the End of the Training, Participants Will…

  • Develop a coherent understanding of post-traumatic stress including its causes, symptoms, memory storage, and access

  • Understand the five major autonomic nervous system stress and trauma states and their symptoms

  • Learn how to work through the autonomic nervous system to resolve stress and trauma symptoms using Containment

  • Understand how psychedelic-induced altered states of consciousness combine with somatic processing for effective accelerated resolution

  • Learn to navigate the major downsides of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy

  • Become acquainted with the transferential roles from repeated, familial trauma that are essential to working with complex PTSD

Topics
  • Renovation work

  • Mindfulness

  • The Counter Vortex of Resourcing

  • Relational Abilities

  • The Nervous System Map

  • Completing a Trauma History

  • Integrating stress and trauma events strategically using Containment/Selective Inhibition

  • The Channels of Containment

  • Working with each memory system: Semantic, Event, and Procedural

  • Working precisely with Milieus or Sustained Experiences and Significant Relationships or Single Events

  • Clinical considerations when clients use psychedelics, including ethics, pacing, and risk factors

  • How and when to selectively use psychedelics as an accelerator

  • The Shadow of substance assisted psychotherapy

  • Working with Trauma Clusters: Culling, Resource Wedging, Dipping

  • Working with Traumatic Transference and Traumatic Reenactment

  • Relational Containment and In-Group Traumas

  • A Primer on Attachment work with Sustained Eye-Contact

the Trainer

Perzan K. Irani

Perzan serves as the Executive Director of the Trauma Integration Protocol and leads the TIP Foundations Training. He has been working with individuals over a decade helping them resolve symptoms that are adversely affecting their health and well-being. Perzan works with the autonomic nervous system and body to resolve the disruptions at the core of most symptoms. For close to nine years, he received direct training and instruction from Dr. Wolterstorff in the Trauma Integration Protocol (TIP). Additionally, he has received weekly consultation from Christina Oshier Andrews, MA, LPC, the lead researcher on the pilot study of TIP, for more than seven years. Perzan has conducted in-person and online training, both nationally and internationally, for over 90 psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, and other professionals in the Trauma Integration Protocol.

TIP Information Handout
For a concise overview of the Trauma Integration Protocol’s model, you can download our official TIP Information Handout.

FAQ

Additional Questions?

Email us: info@traumaIntegrationprotocol.com