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2-Day Intensive Training Institute
Pre-Conference
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Tuesday December 5
9:00 - 12:00 PM, 3:00 - 6:00 PM
Wednesday December 6
8:30 - 11:30 AM 1:30 - 4:30 PM |
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Fine-tuning Your Guided Imagery Practice:
New Findings & Approaches to Maximize Efficacy & Impact
Belleruth Naparstek LISW, BCD |
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After decades of clinical research, guided imagery has come of age as a remarkably simple, user-friendly technique that significantly assists with physical and emotional challenges. We can further potentiate the power of guided imagery when we fine-tune our methods and make maximal use of the more nuanced findings yielded in recent clinical trials. Additionally, new portable delivery methods, such as iPods and mobile phones, open-up exciting new applications. In this intensive training, participants will learn how to become successful practitioners of guided imagery with heightened skills to tease out even the most debilitating intricacies of ultimate mind-body-spirit conditions of post-traumatic stress, by going deep within and deploying multi-sensory symbol and metaphor to catalyze profound healing.
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DAY ONE |
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A New Understanding of Guided Imagery |
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● The new findings |
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● Conditions and circumstances where imagery excels: medical procedures, functional disease, anxiety states, and PTSD |
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● Ideal elements for effective imagery |
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● Building a guided imagery narrative |
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● An imagery sampler designed to illuminate skills |
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DAY TWO |
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New Tools for Healing |
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● Pros and cons: imagery audios vs. interactive imagery; spontaneous vs. pre-written imagery; creating audio recordings for clients |
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●Practical guided imagery wisdom and tactics for practitioners |
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●The imagery-based alphabet therapies: EMDR, TFT, EFT, SE, IRT, etc. |
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● More imagery samples |
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● Practicipant practice session for technical experimentation |
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