Welcome! Organic Intelligence® is delighted to offer the End of Trauma Course specially tailored for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC EOTC), facilitated by our dedicated BIPOC team.
BIPOC EOTC is a space for first-time EOTC participants to share in a culturally responsive environment where questions, authenticity, connection, and healing can unfold with greater ease.
This community hopes to cultivate a compassionate experience where all are warmly received and reflected as they engage at whatever pace or degree that is easeful and nourishing for well-being.
JOIN THE WAITLIST FOR BIPOC EOTCA unique freedom and depth can emerge in BIPOC spaces where shared socio-cultural experiences, ethnic representation, and differences are held with special care and understanding. We welcome stories, lives, and voices enriched by the flavors of different languages, dialects, and accents.Â
BIPOC EOTC was developed in response to feedback from BIPOC participants seeking specific support to help their systems settle and integrate learning. The Organic Intelligence® community acknowledges that this intentional support creates the conditions for a more easeful and enjoyable course experience.
"Here there is this nest where I can be until ready to fly. Here the questions invite curiosity like an outstretched hand. I may flounder and I fall on soft ground. Here I feel expansion in simply being me. Here I know that my particular heritage has weight, roots, trunk, trees, leaves, ever intertwined vines of ancient wisdom. My breath flows fully within me as I am oriented in these surroundings. Tethered here, I fly freely everywhere. My natural state of being, learning trajectory of OI, my life trajectory, all I am here for is emboldened through this connectivity."
The End of Trauma™ Course and BIPOC EOTC is for Post-Trauma Growth – and is not for people who are in current acute crisis or who are disabled by trauma or mental health issues.
For individual, personal support, including from licensed and advanced OI Coaches and therapists, go to the Organic Intelligence® Directory.
We deeply appreciate the care and support of allies, and kindly encourage members who are not BIPOC to access other resources in the general EOTC cohort.
In BIPOC EOTC, you will have access to the End of Trauma Course in its entirety, in addition to the following BIPOC EOTC Cohort supports:
 Get personal guidance & feedback from the BIPOC Facilitators in LIVE weekly Coaching calls on how to fine-tune the course to your situation. Questions can be submitted in advance or ask your question live.Â
Weekly live Coaching calls, hosted by your BIPOC Facilitators, are offered on Fridays, 10-11am PDT.Â
All live Coaching calls are recorded and will be available in your course within 24 hours of the live call, contributing to your lifetime access of tools, resources, and support.Â
If you're not able to attend a coaching session live, but have a question you'd like to ask, you can submit your question in beforehand to be included in the live call.Â
Weekly live small-group experience around the EOTC workbook are included during our Weekly Live Coaching time.
Enjoy these transformative, life-enhancing exercises with your OI BIPOC facilitators and other BIPOC cohort members.
Daily, neurobiological “state-shift” meditations help ease your neurobiology into growth patterns of nervous system states. This “state-shift” process helps your system work better, and incorporates the organizing information that helps us learn and grow. These are known as Strategic Use of Perception (SUP) practices.
Listen as BIPOC EOTC Facilitator Neruma Ankti guides you through the channels in which you experience the world: Image, Sensation, Orientation, Meaning, and Affect (ISOMA).
The point, however, is that we learn how to do this ourselves: how to tune into those channels of support from our biology, understanding how they hold the key to resilience.
Bonus meditations for sleep, pain, surgery, and many more are included. Downloadable, these meditations will go with you and grow with you.
CLICK HERE for a sample of the Week 1 Day 1 SUP guided by BIPOC EOTC Facilitator Neruma Ankti.
Included in BIPOC EOTC is access to three (3) reduced-fee 1:1 OI sessions with OI Certified Coaches.
When you register for BIPOC EOTC you get lifetime access into future rounds of EOTC and BIPOC EOTC Alum Cohorts.
It is the OI growth pattern: grow, rest & integrate, grow.
We grow in EOTC, then rest & integrate, then come back in a new round and grow more. It's the organic path of real system change found here in EOTC. Â
"This space feels sacred; it has given me a profound sense of belonging and understanding. Sharing my story with those who truly resonate with my struggles has been a deeply liberating experience. It’s a community that uplifts my voice, honors my pain, and walks alongside me on my healing journey."
You already know how to heal. Maybe even more than you do, however, your own being wants you to grow, and do more, do better, and feel better.
This is our birthright—not “processing” trauma or the past, but rather the remarkable ability to grow our processing capacity (bandwidth).
We become more ourselves when we have more bandwidth. We feel our humanness, and the interconnectedness that arises spontaneously from our pre-existent wholeness.
Experience the path of Post-Trauma Growth and how ease-fully and naturally real change can happen.
Neruma Ankti (she/her) is an OI HEART™ Coach based in London, UK, passionate about fostering personal and global healing and transformation. Through her practice rooted in compassion, Neruma helps people connect with their innate wholeness, nurturing resilience and mitigating burnout. As a trained Feldenkrais practitioner, she guides clients to experience personal alignment, inviting fuller engagement with life within the range of each person’s unique capacity. Neruma celebrates OI and Feldenkrais as transformative tools that empower joyful, sustainable response-ability to ourselves, each other, and the planet. With a love for the arts and education, Neruma draws on over 25 years of experience and practice, facilitating training with national and local organizations and engaging with children, young people, adults, and community groups. She cherishes enriching friendships and family connections while volunteering at her local park, appreciating the beauty of blooming plants.
Shereen Breuer (she/her) is an OI HEART™ Coach and licensed clinical social worker practicing in Arizona and Colorado. practicing therapy in Arizona and Colorado. Born and raised in Belize and now rooted in Phoenix for nearly two decades, she helps adults move from survival into greater resilience, ease, and connection. Her work emphasizes authenticity, purpose, and joy, honoring the reciprocity between individual healing and the collective well-being. Shereen is deeply rooted in family and community. She shares life with her spouse, their curious toddler, three playful dogs, and an ever-growing indoor jungle. She treasures desert sunsets and tropical rain, carrying within her both the grounding of the desert and the nourishment of her Caribbean roots.
Annie Day (she/her) is an OI HEART™ Coach who weaves science, soul, and spirituality into healing work through the transformative lens of Organic Intelligence®. As a first-generation immigrant-refugee, she enjoys creating spaces that nourish mutuality and connection across civic, intercultural, and intergenerational contexts. Her work is seasoned by decades in public education, international travel with deep cultural exchange, and sacred journeying with folx from diverse traditions and orientations. As a panelist for OI Family, she joined in conversations around the flourishing of children and teens through OI’s unique, heartful lens. Annie lives with her spouse and kiddos in San Diego, California, the unceded, ancestral lands of the Kumeyaay people. She delights in creatures nibbling their way through the neighborhood and holds special awe for pollinators, soil regeneration, and the wisdom of natural ecosystems.
Jarrah Foster (she/her) is an OI HEART™ Coach based in San Diego, California, based in San Diego, California, where she helps individuals navigate life’s transitions with a focus on wellness, freedom, and joy. She has held careers in health policy, business management, and lactation consulting, ultimately discovering her true calling - coaching to support others in finding greater fulfillment. Jarrah deeply values ancestral knowledge of healing, growth, and renewal and is passionate about supporting parents and individuals navigating life changes. Since 2020, she has been facilitating in the OI BIPOC space, creating supportive, decolonized environments where marginalized communities can continue their healing journeys. As a mother, she draws inspiration from her own experiences navigating family dynamics and the shifts in capacity that come with parenting. In her free time, she enjoys spending time in nature with her spouse, daughter, and loved ones.
"I felt replenished and held by this space, no pressure to do or be anything other than how I was feeling in the moment. Having space to share our unfiltered thoughts created a safe and supportive environment which was ideal for my personal growth."
Limited Spots Are Available
In this upcoming cohort of BIPOC EOTC, this offering is available to 30 new BIPOC members into EOTC.
As a community of healing, we celebrate participating in the vital and overdue conversations about solidarity toward both current and historical/systemic trauma, disenfranchisement and injustice.
To this end, BIPOC EOTC is offered on a grant basis. Those who wish to contribute payment for this offering are welcome to on a "Pay What Makes You Happy" basis. The suggested method would be to search in yourself for the amount, if any, that will bring you the most joy, even some moisture to the eyes, in support of a place of compassion and generosity.
Your payment offering for BIPOC EOTC, if any, can be made as a one-time payment, or over 3 payments or 6 payments. This structure makes it possible for more people to access the program and further supports additional Organic Intelligence® grant offerings and initiatives.
If you identify as BIPOC and are interested in participating in BIPOC EOTC, please complete the application below.Â
16 Continuing Education Credits are available for professional development. EOTC is a personal development course with learning integrated for professional development. 16 Credits are available for psychologists, marriage & family therapists, professional counselors, addiction professionals, social workers, and nurses. After you enroll in the End Of Trauma Course, you will have the opportunity to purchase 16 CE credits for $45 and receive access to the EOTC Professional Skills course. To receive credit, watch the videos included in the Professional Skills course and take the post-test at the end. Take the test in the year you need your CE credits. Continuing Education credit for this program is awarded by Amedco LLC.
Yes, when you enroll in BIPOC EOTC, not only will you have access to resources of the End of Trauma Course and the tailored BIPOC EOTC experience, you'll also have access to the weekly live calls for the wider EOTC cohort.Â
Yes! You are free to join any and all meetings of the BIPOC EOTC cohort and also the larger EOTC cohort.
No, you don't need to register separately for EOTC.
By applying for this grant and joining BIPOC EOTC, you receive access to dedicated BIPOC EOTC cohort and offerings as well as the End of Trauma Course in its entirety for the Fall 2025 cohort.
Yes! As a BIPOC EOTC member, you will have access to the End of Trauma Course in its entirety, the BIPOC EOTC offerings, and access to weekly live coaching calls for BIPOC EOTC as well as the wider EOTC cohort with Steve & other OI Faculty and senior OI Coaches.
If you join BIPOC EOTC, you will have access to coaching call recordings from both the wider EOTC collective and BIPOC EOTC calls. Steve will also join in some BIPOC EOTC live coaching gatherings.
Yes! This course is designed for you to go at your own pace, to support ease and doing in “right-for-you”-sized bites that feed your curiosity and enjoyment.
There is no such thing as getting behind in EOTC.Â
We welcome your presence, as little or as much suits your interest and timing. Many participants find support by just showing up as they are.
There will be a Coaching Question form available in your course where you can submit your coaching question to have answered live.
Yes! Still wondering, “Is BIPOC EOTC a good fit for me? Is this course right for me and my life right now?”
The BIPOC Facilitators Team is here to answer your questions. Email us at [email protected].
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The next cohort of the End of Trauma Course begins in Fall 2024.
By signing up for this invite list, you'll be among the first to know when the End of Trauma Course opens for registration.