TRE In-Person Training, Sissinghurst, Kent

TRE® Training Venue – Sissinghurst Village Hall, TN17 2AN

From 2026, all TRE® Certification Training modules will be held at Sissinghurst Village Hall in the heart of Kent. This newly redeveloped hall offers a bright, peaceful, and spacious environment ideal for the deep learning and embodiment work that TRE® training involves. Surrounded by the beautiful Wealden countryside (the world famous Sissinghurst Castle Gardens) it provides a tranquil setting for both professional development and personal exploration.

The main hall has an open layout with a warm wooden floor, perfect for movement and group work. There is ample natural light, good heating and ventilation, and plenty of space for lectures, small group practice, and larger group sessions.

Facilities

  • Free on-site parking and accessible entry

  • Modern toilets and cloakroom

  • Fully accessible ground-floor space

  • Small kitchen area for refreshments

  • Nearby cafés, pub and shops

Our TRE® trainings invite a balance of learning, self-regulation, and connection. The Hall offers the calm, comfortable atmosphere that supports this kind of work beautifully — spacious enough for group movement, yet intimate enough to maintain a sense of safety and connection.

Address

Hillywood House, Starvenden Lane, Sissinghurst, Cranbrook, Kent TN17 2AN

Learning TRE® In Person

TRE® is an embodied practice, and there is particular value in learning it in a room with other people.

Being physically present allows me to observe and support your process, gives you the opportunity to ask questions as they arise and lets you learn from the experiences of the group as well as your own.

TRE Class of 2026

Practical Information

Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely.

TRE® involves both standing exercises and working on a mat on the floor, so participants need to be able to move comfortably between standing and floor level.

  • This is delivered as a group experience with the support of the Tutor Team

  • There will be plenty of time to explore, ask questions, and drop into your own TRE tremors.

  • This module is open to therapists, coaches or body workers interested in learning more about

    TRE® and embodiment

  • Classes are friendly and welcoming. All ages, body shapes, and sizes are welcome.

    Different skills and life experience are also welcome. TRE is designed to be accessible for everyone. 

Meet Your Trainer

Kate Munden

Global TRE® Certification Trainer & Mentor

Kate is a Global TRE® Certification Trainer and Mentor, Chair of the TRE® UK Association and trauma specialist with over 30 years’ experience in embodiment, trauma and practitioner development.

She was privileged to train directly with Dr David Berceli, the creator of TRE®, and now teaches and mentors TRE® students in the UK and internationally. Her teaching combines embodied experience with modern neuroscience and a strong emphasis on safe, thoughtful practice.

Alongside training practitioners, Kate maintains a clinical practice in Kent and at Harley Street, London.

TRE® begins with you. That philosophy sits at the heart of the way Kate teaches: experience the process yourself, become curious about your own body and allow understanding to develop from the inside out.

‘Everyone on the course reacted differently and Kate was incredibly empathetic in how she supported each person, without being intrusive.
 
I was worried about people watching the ‘shaking’ but everyone is so caught up in their own experience that I did not once feel self-conscious. I found it absolutely fascinating to learn about the body’s natural shaking reflex and how modern human societies have repressed this way of releasing adrenaline, leading to chronic stress held in the body. It was amazing how the body started off tentatively but then began to ‘re-learn’ how to shake. 
After each shaking session, I felt so refreshed and calm.
 
I have been on a lifelong journey to recover from childhood trauma (CPTSD) and came across TRE whilst researching body based and neuroscience based trauma healing approaches. I have spent a lot of time in talking therapies over the years and gained essential insights, but some issues remain stubborn and hard to shift. Bessel Van Der Kolk’s book – ‘The Body Keeps the Score’ really opened my eyes to the way trauma is held in the body, so when I read about TRE I was intrigued to try it. 
 
The refreshing thing about TRE is that you do not need to talk about your traumas – you just let your body discharge tensions as it needs to.
 
My next step is to develop a regular practice that I can easily fit into my life as I am convinced of the cumulative benefits of TRE, having experienced these and heard the stories of others!!’
TRE Module 1 with Kate, Feedback