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Aikido-Based Somatic Integration Methodology (ABSI-PTSD)
Aikido-Based Somatic Integration (ABSI-PTSD)An Educational and Practical Methodology for Aikido Instructors Can Aikido training be organized in a way that is safer and more supportive for people who have experienced psychological trauma?This book introduces Aikido-Based Somatic Integration (ABSI)-an original educational methodology that helps Aikido instructors create a calm, structured, and psychologically safe training environment.
Rather than presenting Aikido as psychotherapy or medical treatment, ABSI offers practical teaching principles based on trauma-informed practice: predictable class structure, respectful partner work, gradual progression, clear communication, and attention to personal boundaries. Inside, you will learn: the fundamentals of psychological trauma and PTSD;the instructor's role and professional limits;how to organize trauma-informed Aikido classes;practical approaches to partner work and physical contact;how to respond to panic attacks and other challenging situations;ethical guidelines, checklists, and ready-to-use teaching tools.
Written for Aikido instructors but valuable for martial arts teachers and coaches in general, this book provides a practical framework for creating training that is safe, respectful, and supportive. ABSI is an educational methodology, not a form of psychotherapy or medical treatment, and it is not intended to replace professional mental health care.
Rather than presenting Aikido as psychotherapy or medical treatment, ABSI offers practical teaching principles based on trauma-informed practice: predictable class structure, respectful partner work, gradual progression, clear communication, and attention to personal boundaries. Inside, you will learn: the fundamentals of psychological trauma and PTSD;the instructor's role and professional limits;how to organize trauma-informed Aikido classes;practical approaches to partner work and physical contact;how to respond to panic attacks and other challenging situations;ethical guidelines, checklists, and ready-to-use teaching tools.
Written for Aikido instructors but valuable for martial arts teachers and coaches in general, this book provides a practical framework for creating training that is safe, respectful, and supportive. ABSI is an educational methodology, not a form of psychotherapy or medical treatment, and it is not intended to replace professional mental health care.
