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SUMMARY:Mindful-Somatic Approaches to Trauma Therapy – A 2-day Intensive Workshop (Dunedin)
DESCRIPTION:There has been a steady movement within the field of trauma therapy over the past few decades towards the increasing recognition that:\n\nPsychological trauma (i.e., PTSD, acute trauma and developmental trauma) is primarily held within the body and nervous system,\nWorking directly with the body (via sensations, impulses, breath, posture, etc.) is therefore key to resolving entrenched trauma conditions,\nThat a particular attitude of open curiosity to one’s present experience—i.e., mindfulness—is an extremely helpful component to recovering from these conditions.\n\nAs therapists and other helping professions supporting people who grapple with unresolved trauma, we are very fortunate that a number of methods have been developed in recent years that incorporate these principles, and which have been providing tremendous healing for millions of people around the world who have struggled with trauma conditions. Among the most well established of these methods are Hakomi, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Somatic Experiencing.\nIn this half-year trauma training, you will learn and practice an integrative approach to mindful/somatic trauma therapy that draws from the collective wisdom and practice of these and other closely related methods. In particular, you will…\n1.  Learn a simple yet powerful universal framework for making sense of extreme emotional and traumatic states, helping you to identify where your clients’ experiences are on the spectrum of ANS (Autonomic Nervous System) arousal, and therefore which interventions are likely to be most helpful at any given point in the therapy process. This theoretical framework is based on the latest research on the psychology and physiology of trauma.\n\n2.  Learn a broad map outlining the essential stages of the overarching process of trauma-focused therapy\n\n3.  Develop your own capacity as a therapist to remain present and grounded,safely holding the space for clients to do the difficult work of trauma recovery, while not risking your own dysregulation, vicarious trauma and “burnout”.\n4.  Learn a number of effective yet relatively simple mindful somatic tools based on these methods that you can begin using right away to…\n\nHelp your clients develop confidence working with strong feelings and ANS arousal\nHelp your clients develop a sense of groundedness, presence and orientation\nHelp your clients to develop a rich and healthy connection with their own feelings and needs\nMake the distinction between a beneficial “emotional release” and being “stuck in a trauma response”\nWork with flashbacks, intrusive memories and nightmares\nWork with somatization (unresolved feelings/memories held within the body)\n\n\nFor more specific details about the training and Dr Paris Williams, visit his website ( http://www.dunedinpsychologist.co.nz/workshopsevents ).\n\n\n* Due to the highly experiential nature of this workshop, it is strongly recommended that participants have some counselling/psychotherapy experience prior to attending this training.\n\n* In order to maximize individual support and social distancing, this workshop will be capped at 24 participants.\n* A Certificate of Completion will be awarded upon completion of the training (requiring a minimum of 8 days attendance).\n\n\n\nDates and times (2019):\n25-26 June, 2021 (Fri/Sat)\n(* 9:0am-5:00pm on all days)\nVenue:\nSt Peter’s Church\n57 Baker Street, Caversham, Dunedin 9012\nInvestment:  $450 (incl. GST)\nEarly bird rate is only $395 if paid in full by 30th April\n\nSnacks/teas will be provided morning and afternoon on all days\nLunch is not provided – there are a number of nearby lunch options\n\nNumbers are limited, so you’ll want to register as soon as possible to ensure obtaining a space.\nREGISTER HERE –> ( https://form.jotform.com/210347017503848 )\n(Featured Image: “No Mud, No Lotus” – Photographic Print by LydiaEloff ( https://www.redbubble.com/people/lydiaeloff/works/16820493-no-mud-no-lotus?p=photographic-print )\n
URL:https://cncl.info/events/mindful-somatic-trauma-therapy-2-day-dunedin/
ORGANIZER;CN=Paris Williams:MAILTO:pariswilliamsphd@gmail.com
CATEGORIES:Onsite (in New Zealand)
LOCATION:Dunedin
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