School of Radical Healing · Fall 2026
The container
is the curriculum.
Ten people. Twelve weeks. The deep work.
This is not a course. It is a container. A small, intentional group of people doing the deep work of trauma-informed practice together. Led by Adria Moses with guest facilitators who carry their own wells of lived experience and expertise. We meet via Zoom every Sunday.
Start date
September 27, 2026
Time
Sundays 11am – 1pm EST via Zoom
Container size
10 people maximum
Registration opens
July 28, 2026
Registration closes
September 25, 2026
Certificate
Certificate of completion
About the program
This program is for people who are done with surface-level. Who have read the books and taken the trainings and still feel like something essential is missing.
What is missing is usually this: not the knowledge of trauma, but the practice of holding space for it. Not understanding what safe space means, but knowing how to actually create one.
We start with the science. The nervous system, the brain, the body that keeps score. Then we go deeper. Into somatic practice. Into self-regulation and co-regulation. Into the nuanced, embodied work of becoming a person who can hold a room honestly and with care.
The curriculum is evidence-based and draws from trauma-informed research, somatic theory, and six years of facilitating this work with a global community. This program is intentionally not accredited — keeping it accessible and outside of institutional norms is a core value. Participants receive a certificate of completion.
BIPOC-centered · survivor-led · anti-racist · anti-bigotry · 10 people maximum.
What to expect
Each session runs two hours with a short break built in. Sessions are recorded and available to participants within 24 hours. Every session follows the same structure so the container feels consistent and safe.
01
Grounding and opening
Every session begins with 10 minutes of somatic grounding practice. We arrive in our bodies before we arrive in the content. This is not optional — it is the foundation.
02
Learning
45 minutes of curriculum content. Trauma-informed theory, somatic education, and practical tools presented in accessible, non-academic language.
03
Dialogue
45 minutes of facilitated conversation with the group. This is where the real learning happens — in the room, with each other, navigating complexity together.
04
Practice and close
15 minutes of body-based or reflective practice to close. Something you can take with you and use the next day. The work is meant to live outside the Zoom room.
Sessions are recorded and available to participants within 24 hours via a private link. If you miss a session, you will not miss the content. Full participation is encouraged and the recordings are there to support you.
What you leave with
The science of trauma in the body
Nervous system regulation, the brain under stress, why the body keeps score — and why this knowledge changes everything about how you show up.
Somatic tools for self and others
Body-based practices for regulation and healing — for yourself first, then for the people you hold space for.
The art of creating safe space
The small nuanced things a facilitator does before, during, and after that make a room feel safe. Presence, language, pacing, choice, and repair.
Language that holds people
How the words we use and don't use create connection or disconnection. What it means to communicate with intentionality and intersectional awareness.
Facilitation from the inside out
How your own state of regulation and presence directly shapes the container you create for others. The inner work of holding space.
Community and a certificate
A cohort of ten people doing the same work. And a certificate of completion that honors the depth of what you moved through.
Facilitation team
Adria Moses
she/her
Lead facilitator & founder
Founder of SORH. E-RYT 200 yoga guide, trauma-informed facilitator, and writer. Six years leading this program with a global community. Her debut poetry collection, Towards What Hurt, arrives September 8, 2026.
adriamoses.comLeading
Phases One, Two & Four — Foundation, Self, Love in Action
Kwanza Cox-Baker
they/them
Guest facilitator · SORH alumni
An Afro-Caribbean, queer, and non-binary facilitator, space holder, yoga teacher, folk herbalist, and mental health therapist trainee based in Los Angeles. Passionate about exploring intersectionality, community building, and dismantling systems of oppression through decolonizing what it means to be well.
Session · November 1
Queering Your Language — intersectionality, intentional allyship, and the impact of communication
Dora Kamau
she/her
Guest facilitator · Mindfulness teacher
Lead meditation teacher at Headspace and former psychiatric nurse whose work lives at the intersection of mental health, healing justice, and contemplative practice. Teaching mindfulness for 8 years with a deep commitment to making wellness more accessible, representative, and relevant.
dorakamau.caSession · November 22
Before You Hold the Room — The Inner Work of Trauma-Informed Facilitation
Guest sessions
Session 6 · November 1 · 75 minutes
Queering Your Language
Kwanza Cox-Baker
they/them
When it comes to practicing intersectionality and intentional allyship, it is about what you say, not always what you mean. To be in right relationship with one another, we should work to understand the impact of our communication. Together, we will unpack how the language we use and don't use both serve as a call for connection or disconnection.
Sunday November 1 · 11am – 12:15pm EST
Session 9 · November 22 · 75 minutes
Before You Hold the Room
Dora Kamau
she/her
Every space we hold begins long before the first participant arrives — it begins in the body, in the breath, in the nervous system of the person holding the space. This session explores what it means to facilitate from the inside out, and how our own state of regulation and presence directly shapes the container we create for others.
Sunday November 22 · 11am – 12:15pm EST
A gift for early enrollees
Enroll by August 15, 2026
Receive a signed copy of Towards What Hurt.
Everyone who enrolls by August 15th receives a signed copy of Adria's debut poetry collection. The book and the cohort arrive in the same season. One act of return leads to another.
Towards What Hurt
adria moses · Radical Healing Press
September 8, 2026
Signed by the author
Investment
Sliding scale
$1,000
or 3 payments of $334
For those for whom $1,000 is a stretch but a real possibility. Same program, same presence, same certificate as every other participant.
Enroll — AccessSliding scale
$1,250
or 3 payments of $417
For those with some financial flexibility but for whom $1,500 feels like a reach. If this is your honest number, it is welcome here.
Enroll — CommunityFull price
$1,500
or 3 payments of $500
If you have the financial access to pay this price without hardship, this is your tier. Your investment makes sliding scale and scholarships possible for others.
Enroll — SustainA limited number of scholarships are available each round. Scholarship applicants move through the same enrollment process as all participants.
What people carry out
"This program has done deep work inside of me and I will forever be grateful. It helped me reevaluate my life with a new lens of compassion, gentleness, grace, and love."
Layla Saad · CEO, Author, Speaker, Educator
"The expertise, candor, and intention Adria leads and teaches with was respected and appreciated. This amplified my awareness of trauma individually, personally, professionally, and ancestrally."
K. Brown · SORH alumni
"Even if you're not planning on facilitating in a formal setting, taking this course will impact the way you move in the world, and as a result your community."
M. Bessette · SORH alumni
"It felt like a safe container where we could explore and deepen our capacity to facilitate trauma-informed spaces, all while being in community with each other."
E. Kim-Skenderian · SORH alumni
Frequently asked questions
Is this therapy?
No. This is education. SORH is a trauma-informed learning environment, not a therapeutic one. We work with trauma as a lens, not as a treatment modality. If you are currently in crisis or need clinical support, we encourage you to seek that alongside or before joining the program.
Do I need prior experience in trauma-informed work?
No prior experience is required. The program is designed to meet you where you are. Whether you are new to this work or have years of experience, the curriculum is built to go deeper than what you already know.
Who is this program for?
This program is for educators, healers, practitioners, community leaders, and anyone who holds space for others and wants to do it more intentionally. It is BIPOC-centered and survivor-led. People of all backgrounds are welcome and BIPOC participants are prioritized.
What if I miss a session?
Sessions are recorded and available to participants within 24 hours. Life happens. The recordings are there to support you. Full live participation is encouraged because the dialogue and community are irreplaceable, but we understand things come up.
Is the certificate accredited?
No — and that is intentional. Keeping this program outside of institutional accreditation is a core value. Accreditation often gatekeeps who can participate and what counts as legitimate knowledge. The certificate of completion honors what you have done and learned. It is yours regardless of your academic background or credentials.
How do I apply for a scholarship?
Scholarship applications are accepted through the same waitlist process. When registration opens on July 28th, scholarship applicants will be directed to a separate form. A limited number of scholarships are available each round. Responses are sent by September 17th.
What platform do you use?
All sessions are held via Zoom. A link is sent to registered participants before the program begins. Recordings are shared via a private link within 24 hours of each session.
Can I pay in installments?
Yes. All three pricing tiers offer a three-payment plan. Payments are split evenly across three months. Full details are shared during the enrollment process.
How we show up
Trauma-informed
Rooted in care for those most impacted. Safety, choice, and accessibility in everything we do.
Embodied
Movement, breathwork, and somatic practice woven throughout. The body is not separate from the work.
Community
Healing happens in relation. Every cohort is a collective, not a classroom. Ten people maximum.
Accessible
Sliding scale pricing, scholarships, and an intentionally non-accredited certificate. Financial and institutional barriers do not determine who heals.
Ready to return?
Registration opens July 28, 2026. Join the waitlist to be first in line. Enroll by August 15th and receive a signed copy of Towards What Hurt.
Join the waitlistRegistration closes September 25, 2026 · Program begins September 27, 2026 · 10 people maximum
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