Some memories live in the body — not the mind.

TRE (Tension & Trauma Release Exercises) is a natural, body-centered technique designed to help release stress, tension, and trauma stored in the body.

Through a series of simple, guided movements, TRE activates the body’s innate tremoring mechanism, promoting deep physical and emotional relaxation. This gentle, self-empowering practice helps calm the nervous system, reduce chronic tension, and restore balance and well-being.

To get started, you can attend an Intro to TRE Workshop or schedule a private 1:1 session. In these sessions, you’ll learn the foundational exercises, understand how your unique nervous system responds to tremoring, and develop the skills to safely self-regulate.

From there, you can build your own at-home practice and/or continue with regular weekly classes or private sessions for ongoing support and refinement.

TRE is suitable for all fitness levels and can be adapted to individual needs, making it an accessible and effective tool for both everyday stress and deeper stored tension.

Start your TRE journey

Choose an Intro Workshop or schedule a Private 1:1 session to get started. Both are offered Live/Online as well as In-person.

Intro to TRE® Workshop
A live, guided group session where you’ll learn the foundational TRE exercises, practice self-regulation, and understand how your body responds to tremoring. This workshop is required before joining weekly classes.

Private 1:1 TRE® Session
A personalized session tailored to your body and nervous system. Ideal if you prefer individual guidance, have specific concerns, or want focused support as you begin your TRE practice.

Deepen your TRE practice

Once you have attended and Intro to TRE Workshop or experienced a Private 1:1 session, you are welcome to attend the Weekly TRE Group Refresher classes.

Weekly TRE Group Refresher Classes
Designed for participants who have completed the Intro to TRE® Workshop or experienced a 1:1 Private Session with Buddika and are ready to continue working with this body-led practice in a supportive group setting.

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