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New Rules for Treating Trauma: Master Class

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In this breakthrough recording, you'll discover the new rules for treating trauma. 

You’ll discover how memory reconsolidation is a recent neuroscience breakthrough that revealed a new way to heal trauma at its roots by process of recalling and updating a memory. 

During this workshop, I’ll provide you with step-by-step instructions and techniques you can master in each phase of trauma treatment. This is the trauma training that specifically gives you skills in the phenomena of memory reconsolidation. Let me show you why memory reconsolidation is necessary for transforming your trauma work with clients. I will give you a simple protocol to use to reconsolidate a traumatic memory in as little as one session! 

Full of thought provoking lecture, engaging case studies and guided instruction, you will learn the essential skills that your clinical practice is missing to help your clients move forward in living a meaningful life. Leave this master class armed with tools you can use in your very next session. 

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Product Details
Average Rating:
   4.8
Faculty:
Courtney Armstrong
Duration:
12 Hours 27 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Copyright:
08 Nov, 2018
Product Code:
POS054165
Media Type:
Digital Seminar
Access:
Never expires.

CPD

Continuing Professional Development Certificates - PESI Australia, in collaboration with PESI in the USA, offers quality online continuing professional development events from the leaders in the field at a standard recognized by professional associations including psychology, social work, occupational therapy, alcohol and drug professionals, counselling and psychotherapy. On completion of the training, a Professional Development Certificate is issued after the individual has answered and submitted a quiz and course evaluation. This online program is worth 12.5 hours CPD.

Handouts

Manual - New Rules for Treating Trauma (3.32 MB) 44 Pages Available after Purchase

Faculty

Courtney Armstrong Related seminars and products: 2

LPC, MHSP

Courtney Armstrong, LPC, MHSP, is the author of The Therapeutic “Aha!” (2015) and Transforming Traumatic Grief (2011). She is the director of Tamarisk: A Center for Mind-Body Therapy in Chattanooga, Tennessee. In her 20 years of practice as a licensed professional counselor and grief and trauma specialist, she has helped thousands of clients recover from trauma, reclaim resilience, and experience deep personal transformation.

An affiliate member of the Social and Affective Neuroscience Society, Courtney has a passion for investigating the neurobiology of trauma, attachment, and healing processes and translating research into practical applications therapists can use to get better results for their clients. Courtney has trained thousands of mental health professionals nationally and internationally - combining science with humor, film clips, live demonstrations, and experiential activities so participants enjoy themselves and leave with new tools they can use right away.

She has contributed to publications such as the Psychotherapy Networker, The Neuropsychotherapist, and Counseling Today. She has appeared as a guest expert on CBS Radio News, NPR affiliates, Shrinkrap Radio, and podcasts in Europe, Canada, and Australia.

Speaker Disclosure:

Financial: Courtney Armstrong is in private practice. She is an author for WW Norton and receives royalties. Ms. Armstrong receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.

Non-financial: Courtney Armstrong is a member of the Institute for Rapid Resolution Therapy.

Additional Info

Program Information

Access for Self-Study (Non-Interactive)

Access never expires for this product.


Objectives

  1. Summarize how a client’s emotional trauma is processed in the brain as it relates to case conceptualization.
  2. Analyze why the use of clinical exposure techniques alone are not enough to relieve post-traumatic stress symptoms.
  3. Name the 4 primary attachment styles and the clinical implications that each attachment style brings in session.
  4. Identify 1 therapeutic goal for clients with avoidant attachment style.
  5. Identify 1 therapeutic goal for clients with anxious attachment style.
  6. Identify 1 therapeutic goal for clients with disorganized attachment style.
  7. Breakdown the three phases of trauma informed treatment put to practical use in session.
  8. Compile recent neuroscience discoveries regarding memory reconsolidation and its clinical implications for treating trauma.
  9. Characterize the five steps that several evidence-based trauma therapies have in common.
  10. Utilize two experiential techniques that can be used to resource, uplift, and empower clients to reduce feelings of shame and helplessness.
  11. Apply two interventions to help clients reconnect to a healthy sense of self, relationships, and the world.
  12. Discuss how to avoid abreaction and re-traumatization while reviewing traumatic memories in clients.

Outline

New Rules for Treating Trauma

Rule #1

Understand how Trauma Impacts the Brain

  • How traumatic memories are stored
  • How to engage the emotional brain

Rule #2

Consider Your Client’s Attachment Style

  • Securely attached clients
  • Avoidant/dismissive attachment styles
  • Anxious/preoccupied attachment styles
  • Disorganized/unresolved attachment styles

Rule #3

Attune, Lift, and Lead

  • Attune with right-brain to right-brain communication
  • Lift by acknowledging a strength your client possesses
  • Lead and motivate clients by focusing on
  • what’s desired

Rule #4

Teach Emotional Regulation Skills

  • Tools for orienting and grounding
  • Tools for calming and self-soothing
  • Tools for containment and safety

Rule #5

Part 1 - Reconsolidating Traumatic Memories

  • What is memory reconsolidation and why is it important?
  • 5-steps for reconsolidating traumatic memories
  • Explore embodied beliefs
  • Create and install new belief experiences

Rule #6

Part 2 - Reconsolidate Traumatic Memories

  • Observationally retell the story with a new ending
  • New narrative integration
  • Client demonstration video

Rule #7

Facilitate Post-Traumatic Growth

  • What is post-traumatic growth?
  • Restore resilience
  • Create new meaning
  • Healthy relationship skills

Applications for Special Populations

  • Sexual trauma survivors
  • Childhood abuse and neglect
  • Traumatic grief after sudden or violent deaths
  • Medical trauma, car accidents and disasters
  • Children and adolescents after trauma
  • Cultures and faith traditions
  • Simple self-care techniques to prevent vicarious trauma

Limitations of the Research & Potential Risks Memory Reconsolidation

  • Age of the memory
  • Repetitively reinforced memories
  • Inner conflicts about memory resolution
  • Dementia & other neurological disorders

Target Audience

  • Counselors
  • Social Workers
  • Psychologists
  • Therapists
  • Addiction Counselors
  • Nurses
  • Marriage and Family Therapists
  • Other Professionals Who Work within the Mental Health Fields

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Overall:      4.8

Total Reviews: 44

Comments

Audrey B - ROCHESTER, New York

"Courtney Armstrong is a fabulous teacher. This is one of the best seminars I've ever attended."

Kristie E - Syracuse, New York

"Courtney was very engaging. She made the two day seminar fly by with by sharing her knowledge and expertise in the area of trauma. I loved her use of personal/professional experiences to help with understanding. I would definitely take another seminar with her. This has been one of the most beneficial trainings I have attended thus far."

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