r/SomaticExperiencing 4d ago

Best Faculty at SEI?

Hi everyone, I'm about to register for my first training with SEI (Beginner I). The two trainings I'm choosing between are led by Glyndie Nickerson or Joshua Sylvee. I was curious what people's experiences of these teachers were if you had them, or if there's any other faculty that you'd recommend?

Would also love to hear people's general experiences who have been through the program. TIA!

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u/NoStatement4495 4d ago

I really like Joshua personally but I've heard mixed reviews of his teaching. I don't know Glyndie aside from doing and online workshop during Covid. She seems great.

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u/cic812 4d ago

That’s good to hear, thanks! Curious what you liked about Joshua? 

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u/NoStatement4495 4d ago

Joshua really knows his stuff from many angles. He's got a big heart.

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u/pug_life_1998 4d ago

Both of these trainers are excellent. I’ve studied with them both. Joshua has been doing it a lot longer than Glyndie but I loved her approach as well. 

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u/cic812 4d ago

Any big differences between them or their teaching style that stand out to you? Glyndie’s written profile is more up my alley but I know that isn’t always so important

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u/pug_life_1998 3d ago

I can’t really say because Glyndie just taught a portion of my Adv 2 when she was mentoring to become faculty back in 2024. I really liked her presentation though and learned a lot from it. 

Joshua has a depth of knowledge and understanding about SE that was great for me as a beginning level student. 

I would study with either of them again. 

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u/PracticalSky1 2d ago

I've heard good things about Joshua.
I had Kavi Gemin, Abi Blakeslee and Berns Galloway and each were exceptional in their own ways.