Boxing Therapy

We are excited to announce this year’s Modiin groups! 💪

Follow this link to sign up (more information about price can be found here too): https://forms.gle/gMb5tc6XewX9FADw8

🥊We have had a lot of interest in different age groups and can open for different age groups if we have enough interest! So please fill out the form even if your child is out of this age range.
🥊 If you have any more questions please feel free to ask!

Who is the Boxing Therapy Certification for? 🥊

If you've ever left a session thinking...

"My client understands everything intellectually... but they're still stuck."

This certification is for you.

It's for therapists who want more than another theory.

It's for clinicians looking for practical, experiential tools they can integrate into therapy to help clients regulate, process emotions, and engage in treatment in a new way.

Whether you work with trauma, anxiety, ADHD, emotional regulation, teens, adults, or groups, Boxing Therapy offers a unique way to combine psychotherapy with movement and bilateral stimulation.

If you're ready to expand your clinical toolbox and bring a dynamic new modality into your practice, we'd love to have you join us.

Our next training is starting on October 11.

www.boxingtherapy.org/georgiatraining

🥊 What if movement could become part of your clinical toolkit?

Our next Boxing Therapy 16-Hour Certification Course is designed for mental health practitioners who want to expand their therapeutic approach by integrating movement, breath, and clinical understanding of the nervous system.

Grounded in techniques from DBT, EMDR, and somatic therapy, this training explores how movement can support regulation, processing, and reconnection.

The training is online via Zoom and takes place over 8 sessions:

📅 October 11, 18, 25
November 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
🕚 11:00 AM–1:00 PM EST

CEU accreditation is available for Georgia professionals.

Whether you're already working with trauma or looking to expand your clinical toolkit, this certification offers a practical, body-based approach you can bring into your work with clients.

🥊 Ready to add movement to your clinical practice?
Learn more and register: www.boxingtherapy.org/georgiatraining

🥊 Boxing Therapy is in Tel Aviv!

In partnership with Nakash Gym, we’re bringing Boxing Therapy to Tel Aviv for people coping with trauma and mental health challenges who want to use an empowering, fitness-based approach to work on these challenges head-on.

We’re excited to start with this pilot program for combat soldiers.

Boxing for emotional regulation and release with our trauma informed and certified Boxing Therapy Coach, Hadas Galezer, a fitness and boxing coach with a bachelor's degree in psychology.

We are looking to start this program with 4-5 people. The boxing sessions will be 45-60 minutes at Nakash Gym. There is a symbolic fee of 25-50 nis.

If interested, call Hadas: 0587058720

🥊 **בוקסינג תרפי בתל אביב!**

בשיתוף פעולה עם **Nakash Gym**, אנחנו מביאים את Boxing Therapy לתל אביב עבור אנשים המתמודדים עם טראומה ואתגרים בתחום בריאות הנפש, ומעוניינים בגישה מעצימה, המבוססת על פעילות גופנית, כדי להתמודד עם האתגרים האלה באופן ישיר.

אנחנו שמחים להתחיל עם **תוכנית פיילוט המיועדת לחיילים קרביים**.

אגרוף לוויסות רגשי ולשחרור, בהנחיית **הדס גלעזר**, מאמנת Boxing Therapy מוסמכת ומוכשרת בגישה רגישה לטראומה, מאמנת כושר ואגרוף ובעלת תואר ראשון בפסיכולוגיה.

אנחנו מחפשים **4–5 משתתפים** לתחילת התוכנית.
האימונים יימשכו **45–60 דקות** ויתקיימו ב-Nakash Gym.
עלות סמלית למפגש: **25–50 ₪**.

מעוניינים?
📞 לפרטים והרשמה: הדס – **058-705-8720**

🥊 Meet Hadas & Boxing Therapy Tel Aviv!

We’re excited to introduce Hadas Glazer, Boxing Therapy Coach, and our new collaboration with Nakash Boxing Gym in Tel Aviv!

Hadas has completed her bachelor’s degree in Psychology, is a trained Boxing Therapy Coach and fitness/boxing trainer, and is about to begin her degree in Sports Psychology.

Together, we’re launching our first Tel Aviv pilot: a small, trauma-sensitive boxing program for soldiers experiencing the effects of trauma/PTSD and looking for a physical outlet for regulation and emotional expression outside of traditional therapy.

This pilot is also the beginning of something bigger — Boxing Therapy Tel Aviv, with more groups, programs, and opportunities to come. 🥊

We’re so excited to have Hadas leading the way with us!

Can someone participate in Boxing Therapy if they have physical limitations?

Boxing Therapy is adaptable to you - All mobility abilities, fitness levels, injury history, or physical limitations are welcomed! Our therapists are client-centered and will adapt the modality to meet your body where it is.

Depression, fatigue, and other psychosomatic symptoms.
When you’re feeling depressed, totally fatigued, have chronic pain, or struggle with dissociation we use small amounts of intentional movement to connect with your body. Boxing Therapy can use short, manageable periods of movement to gently help your body reconnect with its energy and build tolerance for physical activation, without pushing beyond what feels manageable.

For concussions, injuries, chronic pain and post-surgery recovery:
With the guidance and clearance from your medical doctor, our therapists can modify any movement to accommodate your body’s needs. This could look like eliminating or minimizing impact, focusing on kicks instead of punches, working from a seated or supported position, or using completely different exercises to achieve similar therapeutic goals.

For Parkinson’s and MS:
Some of our therapists have work with the Parkinson’s and MS communities, known diseases which benefit from boxing-based movement as part of their wellness and symptom-management practices. Boxing Therapy extends care from just the physical management of disease to the emotional processing of that experience.

For dyspraxia and other neurodivergent physical challenges:
Boxing Therapy can be especially helpful for developing body awareness, not just emotional self awareness.
Many neurodivergent people experience challenges with proprioception, coordination, motor planning, or sensing their body in space. Boxing Therapy provides opportunities to practice these skills in an engaging, structured, and supportive way.

✨Why Bilateral Stimulation Belongs in the Therapy Room

As our understanding of the brain and nervous system continues to evolve, more therapists are incorporating bilateral stimulation into their clinical practice—and for good reason.

Bilateral stimulation is the rhythmic engagement of the left and right sides of the body to support nervous system regulation, emotional processing, and integration.

Research suggests that rhythmic left-right movement can help regulate the nervous system, making it easier to stay present, think clearly, and process difficult experiences. As the body shifts out of survival mode, clients are better able to move beyond intellectual understanding and begin integrating change on both a cognitive and physiological level.

Many clinicians are already familiar with bilateral stimulation through EMDR, where it is used with alternating eye movements, taps, or auditory tones. It also appears in approaches such as Brainspotting, and we naturally experience bilateral movement during activities like walking.

At Boxing Therapy, we intentionally incorporate bilateral stimulation through rhythmic combinations such as the jab-cross, while clients practice emotional regulation, process experiences, and strengthen new patterns of responding. Rather than movement being separate from therapy, it becomes an integral part of the therapeutic process.

🥊 Interested in learning how to integrate Boxing Therapy into your own clinical practice? Join our upcoming Boxing Therapy Certification Training and discover how movement, neuroscience, and trauma-informed care can transform the therapeutic experience.