Fondamenti della terapia somatica per il trauma

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Abi Blakeslee, SEP, CMT, MFT, PhD Related seminars and products

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La dottoressa Abi Blakeslee, formatrice di fama mondiale per il recupero dei traumi e fondatrice della Psicoterapia Implicita. È docente senior presso Somatic Experiencing International. La dottoressa Blakeslee ha conseguito un dottorato di ricerca in psicologia clinica e somatica e un master in counseling e psicologia del profondo. La dottoressa Blakeslee integra lo studio della memoria implicita e della psicofisiologia nella ricerca clinica, negli interventi sul trauma primario e secondario, nella neuro-consulenza e nei principi psicobiologici dell'attaccamento e del trauma da shock.
 

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Finanziario: La dottoressa Abi Blakeslee gestisce uno studio privato ed è la fondatrice di Implicit Psychotherapy, co-fondatrice di Relationship Repair e gestisce uno studio privato. Ha rapporti di lavoro con Somatic Experiencing International e Ergos Institute for Somatic Education. La dottoressa Blakeslee riceve un onorario per le conferenze e royalties sui prodotti da Psychotherapy Networker e PESI, Inc. Non ha relazioni finanziarie rilevanti con organizzazioni non ammissibili.
Non finanziario: La Dr.ssa Abi Blakeslee è membro dell'Associazione Americana dei Terapisti del Matrimonio e della Famiglia, dell'Associazione degli Stati Uniti per la Psicoterapia Corporea, della Women in Neuroscience e della Society for Neuroscience.

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Obiettivi

1. Differentiate somatic psychology from cognitive-based therapy approaches.
2. Analyze perspectives and different schools of thought on somatic therapy approaches to develop a robust understanding of body-based treatments.
3. Develop and understanding of polyvagal theory and therapy interventions to integrate into somatic approaches.
4. Determine how to gather embodied goals that can be achieved during a session.
5. Develop skills (grounding, centering, posture, container, expansion, etc.) to help regulate the autonomic nervous system.
6. Formulate questions and reasons that invite conscious awareness of bodily sensation.
7. Utilize different forms of attention to access interception.
8. Identify signs of down-regulation and up-regulation in the nervous system, as well as other states of arousal.
9. Articulate the difference between implicit and explicit timelines and the therapeutic impact.

Schema

• Introduction to Somatic Psychology
• The new science of interoception
• How therapeutic change happens in the NOW
• Let your client be their own expert
• What is a “bottom up” approach?
• Create kinesthetic awareness
• Identify choice points for working with the nervous system
• What to do when your clients can’t “think their way out”
• Create harmony between parts of self
• How to use metaphor to help clients regulate

• Mapping the internal body and the story of the nervous system
• What is the Insular Cortex and how can you engage it for healing trauma
• How does information reach conscious awareness?
• Countering the negativity bias in the brain
• Breaking the loop of chronic stress
• Explore the seat where the complex emotion and self-insight arises 

1. Grounding
2. Multiple Examples of Orienting 
3. Centering
4. Posture
5. Containment and the Body as a Container for affect and life experiences 
6. Expansion
7. Self Contact and the use of Character Structures and Developmental Repair Messages
8. Mirroring
9. Gentle Movement

• Introduction to the Window of Tolerance and Range of Resiliency Model
• Create clear goals for somatic work using the Window of Tolerance Model
• Observe Exercises that teach clear biological markers and interoceptive experiences of the Sympathetic, transitional states, and parasympathetic nervous system
• Learn how to support and observe down regulation in your client’s body
• Introduction to Implicit and Explicit Memory Research
• Work with implicit and explicit timelines
• Re-integrate clients to a sense of present time

Pubblico di riferimento

• Consulenti
• Assistenti sociali
• Psichiatri
• Psicologi
• Case Manager
• Consulenti per le dipendenze
• Terapisti
• Terapisti del matrimonio e della famiglia
• Infermieri psichiatrici
• Altri professionisti della salute mentale