Transformational Moments: Moving Memory from Wound to Wellness
Diane Poole Heller, PhD Stan Tatkin, PsyD, MFT
- More than the “talking cure” – Why Healing into Wholeness Takes the Active Participation of at Least One Other Brain, Mind, and Body to Repair Past Injuries
- How to Use a One-on-One Therapeutic Relationship (or One that is Intimate and Loving) to get More Effective Healing
- Why Using Bottom-up Therapeutic Approaches and Invitational Language Can Help Pique a Client’s Curiosity and Get them More Engaged in Healing
- How Micro-Tracking of Arousal Can be Used to Build ANS Capacity and Support an Attitude of Allowing and Exploration
Trauma, the Freeze Response, and Its Clinical Syndromes
Robert Scaer, MD
- The Neurophysiology of Traumatic Stress and Its Application to the Diagnosis of PTSD
- Why Trauma Victims are Subject to Such a Wide Variety of Health Problems, and How Trauma Often Contributes to Their Onset
- Dissociation and the Freeze Response – Why Its Particularly Applicable to So Many Diseases (Including Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, Interstitial Cystitis, Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, Mitral Valve Prolapse, Phantom Limb Pain, and Whiplash Syndrome)
PTSD and the Neurobiology of Disconnection
Amy Banks, MD
- Why Interpersonal Violence Can Cause Such Long-Standing Damage to So Many Aspects of a Person’s Life
- Why the Destruction of Relational Trust is Often the Biggest Barrier to Healing
- What it is about Trauma that Makes a Biological Impact on the Brain and the Body, and How the Dysregulated Chemistry of PTSD Can Dramatically Change Behaviors and Ultimately, Relationships
- How to Integrate Specific Strategies for Balancing the Chemistry in Early Stage Trauma Work in a Way that Can Facilitate Movement Back into Healthy Relationships Where Healing Can Take Place
The Natural Cycle of Change in Healing Trauma: The Collaborative Change Model
Mary Jo Barrett, MSW
- Why Views on PTSD and Complex Trauma are Changing
- The Collaborative Stage Model: A Three-Stage Model for Gathering Information, Stucturing Treatment, and Matching Interventions to a Client’s Specific Needs (and How to Explore the Natural Rhythm of Change within Each Stage)
- If, When, and How to Integrate Specific Techniques into Your Practice: EDMR, Behavior Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Thought Field Therapy, and Yoga Centered Therapy for Family, Groups, or Couples
Resolving Patients’ Motivational Impasse
Brad Sachs, PhD
- Why Patients Are Unable to Make Progress and Catalyze Positive Changes Despite Their Genuine Desire to Do So
- What are the Intra-Psychic, Interpersonal, and Societal Reasons Why Individuals Become “Stuck”
- How to Get Your Clients Past an Emotional Impasse: Clinical Insights and Strategies You Can Apply to Effectively Facilitate Motivation and Personal Responsibility
- How You Can Help Patients Reclaim Their Intrinsic Autonomy, Initiative, and Determination Using Proven Techniques
The Rapid Healing of PTSD: How Energy Psychology Changes the Brain
David Feinstein, PhD
- Why Disaster Survivors and Combat Veterans Who Have Suffered with Years of PTSD are Now Finding Strong Healing and Relief through Energy Psychology
- What Goes on in the Brain during Successful Energy Psychology Treatments with PTSD
- Why Tapping on Acupuncture Points Can Help Cure PTSD When So Many Other Treatments Have Met with Resistance
- How the Clinical Application of Energy Psychology Could Impact Your Work with Patients
Brain Imaging and PTSD – Why You Might Want to Hold off on a Pharmaceutical Intervention
Douglas Bremner, MD
- What Brain Imaging Studies Have Suggested about PTSD, and How It Can Alter Many Different Systems in the Brain
- How Medications Could Counteract the Effects of Stress on the Brain in Patients Suffering From PTSD
- How Brain Research Can Have an Impact on Our Treatment Techniques, and Why PTSD is Associated with Lasting Changes in the Brain and Neurobiology
Emerging from War and Natural Disaster: An Expanded Circle of Healing
Raymond Scurfield, DSW
- Exploring the Converging Dynamics of Loss, Disorientation, and Being Forgotten that Confront Those Who Survive through the Eyes of a Vietnam Veteran, Katrina Survivor, and Mental Health Provider
- What are the 10 Myths, the “percentages of responsibility” that Address Trauma-Related Blame and Guilt
- Why the Expanded Circle of Healing Goes Beyond CBT
- How to Creatively Pair Trauma Negatives with Trauma Positives as a Healing Paradigm to Therapeutically Attend to Politically-Related Issues and Multi-Generational Therapy
Course Director
Ruth Buczynski, PhD
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