5-Part Trauma Mini-Series by Janina Fisher
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Leverage even the most resistant, overwhelmed, paralyzed or even bold clients.
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5-part trauma mini series
Overcoming trauma-related shame and self-loathing
Chronic pain and trauma
Brain to Brain: Interpersonal Neurobiology and Traumatic Metastasis
Unsafe behavior stabilization: suicide and self-harm
Putting the pieces together: trauma and dissociation
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Putting the pieces together: trauma and dissociation
The therapeutic challenge of trauma treatment is the reflection of dissociation symptoms and fragmentation, including memory, impulsivity, problems with shutdown or “going away”, paradoxical response to treatment, self-destructive behavior, and self-destruction. Because we tend to identify dissociation with dissociative disorders, we may not be aware of subtle dissociation processes at work, especially in highly functional individuals.
Internationally renowned trauma expert Janina Fisher, Ph.D., introduces a neurobiology model that conceptualizes dissociation as an adaptive psychosomatic response to abuse, neglect, and attachment failure, so that boundaries and other personality disorders Clients of complex, PTSD, and dissociative disorders are all omen.
The therapeutic paradigm integrates traditional speech and psychomotor therapy, internal family systems, ego condition therapy, and mindfulness-based approaches to work with the most difficult and complex clients, regardless of diagnosis. Create a simple and effective treatment paradigm for. By understanding the dissociation phenomenon and using this new approach, you can effectively engage even the most resistant, overwhelmed, paralyzed or cumbersome clients.
Brain to Brain: Interpersonal Neurobiology and Traumatic Metastasis
Psychotherapy is a complex and changing neurobiological exchange or “dyadic dance” between two humans. The way we “dance” is with the unconscious body and the emotional emotions of the early attachment experience that determine the pattern of eye contact, proximity or distance, autonomic awakening, internal safety or danger, trust and disbelief.
Determined by memory. And abuse, we find that our clients are driven by conflicting desires and fears of relationships. A strong emotional memory of threats, humiliation, hurt, and betrayal penetrates into the therapeutic relationship, trusting and accepting disappointments and upsets in treatment.
Rather than making things better, the therapist’s expression of empathy and attempts to handle what happened in the transition seems to make things worse.
Interpersonal neurobiology offers therapists a new window on how they can change their “dance” after trauma without the need to intelligently handle empathy and misalignment. To maintain a smooth dance rhythm with our clients, we need to know our own nervous system and physical experience, and how to monitor and coordinate them.
How to use the disciplines of interpersonal neurobiology and insights gained from sensorimotor psychotherapy, a body-centered speech therapy for attachment and trauma, to facilitate the most difficult client entrainment and connection moments. You can learn
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Many clients with severe childhood or trauma history suffer physical pain and chronic health conditions that oppose medical diagnoses and conventional therapies. While wishing to address their current problems and post-traumatic stress, their dedication to their physical and physical suffering often interferes with their focus on treatment. Similarly, attempts to address physical and mental problems are often misinterpreted by clients as “everything is in their heads.”
Although therapists often suspect a link between trauma and medical problems, psychotherapy models do not offer a clear cure. In the recording of this seminar, we will address the chronic physical symptoms of trauma clients as a manifestation of untreated traumatic memory in the body.
Inspired by Robert Scaer’s research, this approach leverages sensorimotor psychotherapy, internal family systems, and interventions from clinical hypnosis to help clients pinpoint the cause of pain in past events. Trauma-related fears and pains that help clients “hear” the communication conveyed by their symptoms, connect with the child’s self holding the physical manifestations of memory, and cause chronic physical problems Learn how to start solving.
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- Lectures 0
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- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 167
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