TCTSY Facilitator

Spotlights

Join us as we highlight the work of our Certified Facilitators around the world and the unique ways in which they are bringing this innovative care model to their communities.

TCTSY Facilitator

Spotlights

Join us as we highlight the work of our Certified Facilitators around the world and the unique ways in which they are bringing this innovative care model to their communities.

Our Upcoming Facilitator Spotlight

March 25, 2026
11am EST

This Facilitator Spotlight Event will be moderated by CFTE's Executive Director Jenn Turner, featuring TCTSY-Fs:

Lucia del Rincon Martinez, LCPC, NCC
Noel Spring (they/he), MSW

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Jenn Turner, CFTE Co-Founder & Executive Director.

Jenn Turner, LMHC,

RYT, TCTST-F/S

(she/her) Moderator

CFTE Co-Founder & Executive Director. Along with working in private practice as a trauma-informed therapist, Jenn oversees training and supports the development of body-first interventions for healing from trauma. She hosts the CFTE podcast, "On Trauma and Power."

Lucia del Rincon Martinez LCPC, NCC, TCTSY-F

(she/her) Spotlight

Lucia works as a Bilingual Trauma Therapist at La Rabida Children's Hospital's Chicago Child Trauma Center where she often utilizes TCTSY in her work with youth. Lucia also provides Bilingual TCTSY sessions and serves as the Chair of the Community Impact Board at The Latina Sweat Project, a non-profit with a mission of making yoga accessible and normalized in underserved communities, cultivating BIPOC wellness leaders, and using movement as a tool for resistance, resilience, and healing.

Noel Spring

TCTSY-F, SEP, LMSW

(they/he) Spotlight

Noel Spring (they/he) is a white, ace, trans Millennial who practices somatic therapy at his private practice in Detroit, Mi, Apricity Abounding LLC. Noel specializes in care for people who have experienced complex trauma, and believes that if he can recover, you can too. Noel is critical of the Mental Health Industrial Complex, and dreams of a world where healers are empowered to believe that they can create something better for themselves, the people they accompany in healing, and the communities they live in.