Discover how adding MDMA to your trauma treatment practice could improve and accelerate outcomes
Peter H. Addy, PhD, LPC, LMHC
Researchers are rediscovering the awesome power of psychedelic medicines for improving mental health. Peter H. Addy, PhD, LPC, LMHC, reveals how MDMA-assisted psychotherapy promotes post-traumatic growth in clients with treatment-resistant conditions.
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Attending to Areas of Numbness or Disconnection
Arielle Schwartz, PhD
Through the process of dual awareness, you can help clients better connect to their body and connect areas of numbness, tension, or discomfort to their trauma history.
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Learn from a leading voice in the healing of PTSD & complex trauma
Arielle Schwartz, PhD
As a therapist, developing your own embodied awareness can help you better attune to clients鈥 somatic patterns of autonomic arousal and allow you to bring co-regulation into therapy.
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Expert Advice + Free CE
Janina Fisher, Ph.D.
When exposed to a trigger, a trauma victim鈥檚 prefrontal cortex often 鈥済oes offline,鈥 leaving an unchecked fear response free to take over. Learn from Dr. Janina Fisher how to help clients reactivate their prefrontal cortex and better work through their trauma.
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Learn From An Expert And Earn Free CE
Janina Fisher, Ph.D.
The brain is a complex organ that can be difficult to explain in a way for clients to understand. Learn from renowned trauma expert Janina Fisher how to help trauma survivors better understand their brain function鈥nd better facilitate the healing process.
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Quick Tip from International Trauma Expert Plus Free CE
Janina Fisher, Ph.D.
Many trauma survivors also struggle with issues such as depression, irritability, and numbness. Join Janina Fisher in understanding how these symptoms are not only related to trauma, but actually adaptive responses trauma survivors have used in order to survive.
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Joanne Spence, MA, E-RYT 500, C-IAYT
What does it mean to have 鈥渆nough鈥? 小蝌蚪视频 author Joanne Spence explores the downward spiral of our ever-present desire to have more, do more, and be more 鈥 and how to come back to the present and to a place of gratitude.
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When Our Nervous System Adapts to Threat in the Absence of Danger
Janina Fisher, Ph.D.
Individuals who have been exposed to chronic and repeated trauma often have a nervous system still mobilized for danger, evoking trauma responses of fear, fight, or flight long after the threat has passed.
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Understanding the Vicious Circle of Addictive and Self-Destructive Behavior
Janina Fisher, Ph.D.
Confused and frightened by intense feelings and physical responses鈥攁nd tormented by their negative thoughts鈥攎any trauma survivors feel desperate for relief. Drugs, alcohol, self-harm, and many other compulsive behaviors provide brief periods of respite, but unfortunately, the relief is short-lived. As the body develops tolerance for these addictive or self-destructive impulses, they eventually become worse than the trauma symptoms themselves.
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Linda Curran, BCPC, LPC, CACD, CCDPD, provides a simple 5-stages model to debunk forgiveness myths and help your clients start their healing journey.
Linda Curran, BCPC, LPC, CACD, CCDPD
There can be a lot of initial resistance to forgiveness after trauma because of these common false beliefs about what forgiveness means. Help clients move past these myths so they forgive and heal.
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