Unless we're aware of the exciting new work coming out of trauma research, which is more and more solidly based in neurobiology, or skilled in how we can implement these new applications into our practice, we're not serving our patients as well as we might.

At NICABM, we've put together a new teleseminar series: "New Treatments for Trauma: Setting Free the Trauma-Locked Brain."

With the heightened increase of military trauma, the influx of patients seeking treatment is growing astronomically.

But that means, too, that so many of our psychotherapists and health and mental health care practitioners are just not ready...

Mostly because the new research points to treatments that are significantly different from those we learned in our graduate and post grad programs.

So, it made sense for us to get to you, the latest right now - the most essential ideas that can bring impact to your practice and success to your treatments.

Mind/Body Medicine is making new in-roads and setting a new standard in the treatment of trauma...

Talk therapy just doesn't always work.

As a matter of fact, we're seeing how that long-practiced approach can so often re-traumatize.

But the new applications are most compelling, and it won't take long before you discover just how significantly trauma treatment has changed.

If we're not tuned-in to these new ideas that are working with some very promising success, our patients will simply miss out.

Few would argue that trauma treatments are on a new track.

And you'll want to be there with the experts who are leading the way.

Get in on these fast-paced, idea-filled conversations during the next six weeks as I host six of my colleagues, experts in the field who are developing innovative approaches that can free patients from trauma's unyielding grip.

You'll hear about the same kind of patients who come into your practice. Their symptoms and complaints will be familiar, but you'll get the latest approaches that use what we've been learning from the new brain science to pin-point and treat the "trauma centers" of the brain.

In each of these calls, we'll drill-deep:

• How to harness the power of somatic experience and memory.
• How to use breakthroughs in sensorimotor processing.
• How to incorporate new concepts in dissociation and attachment theories into our clinical applications.
• and so much more...

And, if you listen at the time they are broadcast, these teleseminars are free.

Our mission is to change the way medicine is practiced.

If you share in this mission, then take a look at these six sessions and see how they might make a difference in the work that you do.

Included In This Series:

Bill O'Hanlon, LMFT

Trauma as Bad Trance: How to Use Ericksonian Hypnosis in the Treatment of Trauma Three reasons why Ericksonian Hypnosis is especially effective in the treatment of trauma Why people who've endured trauma are easier to induce into trance Why Ericksonian Hypnosis doesn't orient to reliving or remembering the past trauma as a path to resolution One simple method you can use, in trance or out, to reduce resistance in the treatment of trauma Four mistaken assumptions traditional approaches sometimes make in treating patients with trauma

Babette Rothschild, MSW, LCSW

The Body Remembers: Harnessing Somatic Memory in the Treatment of Trauma Common mistakes in treating patients with trauma What's going on in the brain during trauma How Somatic Memory affects our understanding of trauma Keys to safe trauma recovery

Robert C. Scaer, MD

Trauma Wounds, Dissociation and Sensory Processing Disorder How the brain helps us to survive trauma Why Polyvagel Theory is important to our understanding of trauma Trauma as imprisonment of the mind What every practitioner should know about Sensory Processing Disorder A new concept for dissociation and its implications for healing Why attachment disorder is emerging as the core basis of vulnerability to trauma The controversy over Developmental Trauma Disorder: DSM V Inclusion?

Pat Ogden, PhD

Trauma and the Body: A Sensorimotor Approach to the Treatment of Trauma How Sensorimotor Psychotherapy can be used to treat trauma Why mindfulness practices need to be part of trauma recovery The organization of experience - how our procedural tendencies affect our world Why trauma can be seen as a failure of integration Sensorimotor Psychotherapy's 3-phase treatment approach

Diane Poole Heller, PhD

How Attachment Affects Trauma Why attachment is so critical in the treatment of trauma Clinical interventions that can restore a secure attachment How you nurture a secure attachment system after trauma How to become the "Barbara Walters of Psychotherapy" The five attachment styles: why they matter when treating trauma

Peter Levine, PhD

Healing Trauma Through Somatic Experiencing What animals can teach us about the experience and resolution of trauma How biology becomes pathology A traumatized person's reality Somatic experiencing and the healing of trauma Healing trauma in children

Practitioner Feedback
from Past NICABM Teleseminars

This 6-Session Teleseminar Series is for you if:

•   you are looking to diversify your skills...
•   you are looking to add more expertise to your practice...
•   you are looking for that edge that puts your practice at the top...
•   you are looking for more effective results for your patients...