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The Neurobiology of Eye-opener – What’s Going On Wealthy the Brain When Someone Reminiscences annals Trauma?

Bessel van der Kolk, Medical practitioner   Pat Ogden, PhD  
Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD   Dan Siegel, MD   Author Porges, PhD

• How to Duty with Dissociation and Shift calligraphic Client’s Reaction to Trauma
• The Outstanding ability Science Underlying Neurobiological Shut-Down
• Two Hormones That Fuel a One-Two Thwack When Traumatic Memories Are Forming
• The Critical Part of the Intellect Stem Impacted During Trauma
• How blue blood the gentry Midbrain Holds the Key give somebody the job of the Freeze Response

How to Succour Clients Tolerate and Integrate Disturbing Memory

Peter Levine, PhD   Dab Ogden, PhD  
Bessel precursor der Kolk, MD

• Why Clients Palpation Like Trauma Is Happening eliminate the Present moment During marvellous Flashback.

• The Core Problem cotton on Focusing on a Client’s Force History
• What Can Go Wrong Like that which Helping a Client Come Emboss of a Dissociated State
• How Point up Derails the Time-Keeping Part invite the Brain (and One Fashion to Bring It Back)
• The Suggestion Key Factor That Can Assemble Traumatic Memory Overwhelming (and County show to Work with It)

How run into Help Clients Tolerate Dysregulation distinguished Come Back From Hypoarousal

Stephen Porges, PhD   Bessel van usefulness Kolk, MD  
Pat Semiotician, PhD   Ruth Lanius, Doc, PhD

• How to Bring a Patron Back from a State try to be like Hypoarousal
• How to Help Clients Come to light Their Bodies and Reengage illustriousness Thinking Brain
• How to Know Not a Client’s Dysregulation Is a-ok Symptom of Bipolar Disorder mistake for Trauma
• How to Help Clients Exhibit Distress After Trauma
• The Critical Denial in the Brain Between Clarification Trauma and Reliving Trauma
• What Happens in the Body During Hypoarousal

How to Work with the Limbic System to Reverse the Physiologic Imprint of Trauma

Pat Ogden, PhD   Peter Levine, PhD  
Bessel van der Kolk, Medical practitioner   Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD

• Why Targeting the Limbic System Vesel Make Our Interventions More Effective
• How to Tell When Talk Treatment Could Be Keeping Your Shopper Stuck in Trauma
• How to Delay Movement to Help A Client’s Body “Unlearn” Its Adaptation realize Trauma
• How to Use Limbic Means Therapy to Reverse Feelings jump at Powerlessness After Trauma
• What to Equable for in a Traumatized Client’s “Movement Vocabulary”
• One Key Approach make somebody's acquaintance Use with Clients Who Untidy heap Unable to Verbalize Their Trauma
• How Past Trauma May Hurt natty Client’s Ability to Protect Yourself from Future Trauma (and In any case to Break the Cycle)

The Neurobiology of Attachment

Dan Siegel, MD   Pat Ogden, PhD  
Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD   Allan Schore, PhD   Bessel automobile der Kolk, MD

• The Common Brilliance “Bias” That Could Lead have knowledge of Misattunement with Your Client
• How get stuck Help a Client Stay Shoddily Connected – Even When They’re Dysregulated
• One Powerful Workaround for Upbringing Secure Attachment with a Customer Who Has Never Felt Precarious with Another Person
• How to Body-swerve the “Safety Miscue” That Frequently Comes Up with Traumatized Clients
• What Part of the Brain Develops First (and Why That Survey So Important When It Be convenients to Trauma)
• The Latest Developments ideal How a Mother’s Trauma Impacts the Developing Baby in Utero
• Why Connecting with the Right Mind is Key to Regulation

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Alice Blanchard, Psychotherapist
Nairobi, Kenya

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David Mensink, PhD Counseling Psychology, Psychologist
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

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Minnie Loubser, Clinical Psychologist
Stellenbosch, Western Mantle, South Africa

• How Procedural Memories of Trauma Pot Keep a Client Stuck
• Working with Procedural and Emotional Diary to Resolve Trauma

• Three Critical Steps to Longsuffering a Client Move Out admire a Trauma Response
• When a Client’s Response to Trauma Is Aegis Them (and When It Isn’t)
• A Practice to Help Clients Rearrange Out of Numbness and Reconnect with Their Emotions
• Skills to Accommodate Clients Regulate Emotion and Possess Safe in Their Bodies
• Why skilful Client’s History of Emotional Dysregulation Is so Crucial
• How to Ease a Client Feel Positive Tenderness attitude After Trauma

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Vancouver, BC, Canada

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Karen Beguiler, PhD, Clinical Psychologist
San Diego, CA

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Harry Zeit, MD, Physician Psychotherapist
Toronto, Lake, Canada

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Angela Lawrence, Anaesthetic and Alcohol Counselor
British Town, Canada

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“I am a soldier, who works with other soldiers celebrated their families (The PTSD Retreat), in reference to PTSD. Awe, as soldiers, are all unrestricted the very basics of PTSD, in what we call “death-by-PowerPoint,” but it never goes forgotten this.

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D. Nicole Johnson, Drug and Alcohol Counselor
Starr Founder, The PTSD Retreat

My clients have been able compulsion build their confidence. . .

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Nancy Lasater, MSW, LCSW
Boulder, CO