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Online streaming 23 March 2023
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Speaker: Dr Arielle Schwartz

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  • Therapeutic Yoga for Self-Discovery, Embodied Healing and Meaningful Change: Applying the Principles of Polyvagal Theory for Trauma Recovery: Video Course

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    Therapeutic Yoga for Self-Discovery, Embodied Healing and Meaningful Change: Applying the Principles of Polyvagal Theory for Trauma Recovery: Video Course

    $398.00

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    Key takeaways from this workshop:

    • How is trauma held in the body and what you can do to heal
    • Key ways to apply polyvagal theory within therapeutic yoga
    • The two levels of co-regulation and how this benefits you and your clients
    • How pranayama facilitates optimal heart rate variability (HRV) to enhance your health
    • Applying principles of somatic psychology into therapeutic yoga for trauma
    • The relationship between posture and vagal tone
    • How to naturally and gently increase vagal efficiency
    • The Eight Limbs of Yoga & Trauma Recovery
    • Self-Havening as a restorative tool
    • The Polyvagal ladder and the 3 Gunas
    • Five types of Yoga Interventions in Therapy

  • Preverbal, Nonverbal & Implicit Memories: The Keys to Addressing Developmental Trauma: Video Course

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    Preverbal, Nonverbal & Implicit Memories: The Keys to Addressing Developmental Trauma: Video Course

    $239.00

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    Often the most persistent trauma symptoms are connected to events for which our clients have no clear memory. Perhaps they were told that their life is a result of an unwanted pregnancy, they endured medical complications at birth, grew up neglected or suffered child abuse. In addition to these memories, some clients are unable to remember traumatic events that occurred later in life. Such preverbal and nonverbal memories – which are maintained as psychophysiological arousal and affective states called implicit memories – typically do not have associated words or a clear and coherent narrative. Rather, these manifest as flashes of images, disconnected fragments or uncomfortable physical sensations with no known cause. Addressing the verbal or narrative component of memories may allow the narrative to change but will not address disturbing sensations that dominate and interfere with our clients’ lives. Most importantly, therapists may ask, is healing possible if a client is unable to remember their traumatic events?

  • Attachment and Co-Regulation in Therapy: An Integrative Approach to Healing e-learning course

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    Attachment and Co-Regulation in Therapy: An Integrative Approach to Healing e-learning course

    $56.00

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    Attachment trauma is the result of parenting patterns that are unpredictable, neglectful and / or abusive during infancy and young childhood. Attachment injuries have been categorized as insecure ambivalent, insecure avoidant or disorganized. While these states arise as manifestations of survival strategies – these are, by no means inflexible or fixed for life. As therapists, we can create a conducive environment for addressing such attachment injuries through the therapeutic relationship; so as to help clients create satisfying lives and relationships in adulthood.

  • Vagus Nerve Regulation and Trauma Recovery e-learning course

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    Vagus Nerve Regulation and Trauma Recovery e-learning course

    $56.00

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    In the years since the Adverse Childhood Experiences study (Felitti, 1998), research has concluded that there is undeniable connection between childhood trauma and our health. Importantly, complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and mind-body therapies can help us to calm down anxiety, reduce chronic illness symptoms, support digestion, and improve our sleep. Such therapies include mindfulness, yoga, relaxation, breath practices, nutritional counseling, massage therapy, and acupuncture – these can help our clients to increase their resilience, allowing them to control unnecessary defenses and reclaim a sense of safety.

  • Somatic Therapy: Interventions to Enhance Embodiment in Trauma Treatment e-learning course

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    Somatic Therapy: Interventions to Enhance Embodiment in Trauma Treatment e-learning course

    $60.00

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    Somatic Therapy emphasizes body awareness as an essential part of psychotherapy. This is especially beneficial in the treatment of PTSD when symptoms involve physiological distress, affect dysregulation, or dissociation. Traditional approaches to therapy attend to the cognitive and emotional aspects of clients’ lives, while the somatic experience is often left out of the room. Our bodies need to process stressful and traumatic events through breath and movement. Unfortunately, we are often taught to sit still and override movement impulses. As a result, the biological effects of stressful or traumatic events tend to persist long after events have passed. “Talk therapy” can perpetuate this culture of stillness unless the therapist has the training and skills to integrate the body into psychotherapy. Interventions to enhance embodiment in trauma treatment expand the therapeutic experience beyond where words can take a client. 

  • Working with Early Relational Trauma and Dissociation e-learning course

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    Working with Early Relational Trauma and Dissociation e-learning course

    $50.00

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    Growing up afraid, has ramifications for cognitive, emotional and physical development that persist into adulthood until one has sufficient support to heal. This is not a character weakness; it is a learned stress disorder. In this engaging and practical discussion with Dr Arielle Schwartz, we consider how therapists can help their clients reclaim their lives from the costs of childhood trauma by deepening compassion and reducing shame that often accompanies developmental wounds.

  • Somatic Psychology and Embodied Resources: Preparing Clients for Trauma Reprocessing e-learning course

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    Somatic Psychology and Embodied Resources: Preparing Clients for Trauma Reprocessing e-learning course

    $56.00

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    Without interventions that incorporate somatic awareness and movement, many therapeutic approaches are limited in their ability to help clients fully release the impact of traumatic events. In other words, we cannot simply think our way out of traumatic activation. This e-learning course with Dr Arielle Schwartz, which is part of the nscience Somatic Psychology Series, is aimed at psychotherapists, psychologists and counsellors across modalities, who are interested in learning how to integrate somatic psychology interventions into their work with clients.

  • Somatic Repatterning and Trauma Reprocessing: Mind-body Approach to Trauma Treatment e-learning course

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    Somatic Repatterning and Trauma Reprocessing: Mind-body Approach to Trauma Treatment e-learning course

    $56.00

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    Without interventions that incorporate somatic awareness and movement, many therapeutic approaches are limited in their ability to help clients fully release the impact of traumatic events. In other words, we cannot simply think our way out of traumatic activation. This e-learning course with Dr Arielle Schwartz, which is part of the nscience Somatic Psychology Series, is aimed at psychotherapists, psychologists and counsellors across modalities, who are interested in learning how to integrate somatic psychology interventions into their work with clients.

  • Practical Strategies for Complex PTSD: An Integrative Mind-Body Approach to Treating Repeated, Chronic, and/or Developmental Trauma e-learning course

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    Practical Strategies for Complex PTSD: An Integrative Mind-Body Approach to Treating Repeated, Chronic, and/or Developmental Trauma e-learning course

    $220.00

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    While it took some time for researchers and practitioners to agree that Complex PTSD has its own aetiology, symptomatology and recommended therapeutic methods; distinct from PTSD – there is now increasing realization that our clinical approaches need to be considerably different when our clients have suffered prolonged and repeated incidences of interpersonal trauma. Such trauma could have been chronic sexual, psychological and physical abuse, neglect, intimate partner violence or situations that involved captivity – resulting in extended periods of terror, fear and severe dysregulations of affect and arousal.

  • Pain, Parts, Illness and Identity: EMDR Therapy and Somatic Psychology for Chronic Pain and Illness e-learning course

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    Pain, Parts, Illness and Identity: EMDR Therapy and Somatic Psychology for Chronic Pain and Illness e-learning course

    $60.00

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    It is commonly accepted that emotional stress can contribute to physical discomforts including headaches, stomach-aches and frequent colds. As therapists, we also recognise that the relationship between stress and illness is amplified for clients who have a history of trauma – unresolved traumatic memories can even lead to somatic symptom disorders, while unresolved PTSD can manifest itself as bodily inflammation and autonomic nervous system imbalances.

  • Let the Body Talk: a unified approach to enhancing embodiment in Trauma Therapy: Video Course

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    Let the Body Talk: a unified approach to enhancing embodiment in Trauma Therapy: Video Course

    $239.00

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    When clients suppress emotions or trauma related material, they can present somatically. While traditional approaches to therapy attend to the cognitive and emotional aspects of clients’ lives, the somatic experience may often remain unattended. As therapists, we may find that modality-specific therapeutic approaches that do not incorporate non-verbal and somatic communications can have limited effectiveness for clients with somatization symptoms, developmental trauma, dissociative defences, or debilitating feelings of shame. At the same time, we recognise that therapeutic interventions aimed at enhancing embodiment in trauma therapy can significantly expand the therapeutic experience beyond where words can take a client.

  • Somatic Therapy: Interventions to Enhance Embodiment in Trauma Treatment: Video Course

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    Somatic Therapy: Interventions to Enhance Embodiment in Trauma Treatment: Video Course

    $115.00

    SKU: Somatic Therapy: Interventions to Enhance Embodiment in Trauma Treatment: Video Course. Price of the ticket includes VAT and applicable taxes. Categories: , , , , , , Tag:

    Somatic Therapy emphasizes body awareness as an essential part of psychotherapy. This is especially beneficial in the treatment of PTSD when symptoms involve physiological distress, affect dysregulation, or dissociation. Traditional approaches to therapy attend to the cognitive and emotional aspects of clients’ lives, while the somatic experience is often left out of the room. Our bodies need to process stressful and traumatic events through breath and movement. Unfortunately, we are often taught to sit still and override movement impulses. As a result, the biological effects of stressful or traumatic events tend to persist long after events have passed. “Talk therapy” can perpetuate this culture of stillness unless the therapist has the training and skills to integrate the body into psychotherapy. Interventions to enhance embodiment in trauma treatment expand the therapeutic experience beyond where words can take a client.

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