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SUMMARY:POSTPONED - EMDR Adult\, Complex Trauma & Dissociation Specialist Intensive Program - Phoenix\, AZ (USA)
DESCRIPTION:EMDR Adult\, Complex Trauma & Dissociation Specialist Intensive Program\nAn Integrative Progressive Approach to Developmental Trauma: Working with Complex PTSD and Dissociative Disorders\nPresenters: Kathy Steele\, MN\, CS & Dolores Mosquera\, MS\n9 hours of online training\n37 hours of intensive training\nA total of 46 hours \nCost: $1650 USD\nBreakfast and lunches are all included plus training materials and CECs \nOverview\nThis training intensive includes an overview of what makes Complex PTSD and Dissociative Disorders different from PSTD and different from each other. We explore the similarities and differences between ego states and dissociative parts in clinical practice\, with treatment implications. Understanding of both the biological and psychological underpinnings of dissociation will lead to practical clinical interventions. Participants will have an opportunity to learn and practice assessment of complex PTSD and dissociative disorders\, including both overt and nuanced symptom clusters of dissociation. We will practice formulating a treatment plan for structural dissociation for EMDR therapy. A phase-oriented approach that is standard of care for both Complex PTSD and dissociative disorders will guide our treatment approach. Because relationship is the context of the client’s trauma\, we will explore particular relational strategies that support collaboration and curiosity and minimize the intensity of dependency or relational avoidance. Participants will learn and practice specific skills to work with dissociative clients\, including those that promote safety\, reduce dissociative and other symptoms\, and stabilize by reducing inner conflicts among dissociative parts. There will be ample opportunity to practice working with structural dissociation with and without EMDR\, including a sequenced\, step-wise approach to working first with certain parts to promote stabilization\, and ways to include all parts in therapy as much and often as possible. We will practice working with typical types of parts\, including avoidant adult parts\, child parts\, angry parts\, and parts that imitate the perpetrator\, among others. Resistances to integration are a hallmark of dissociative disorders and participants will learn a progressive approach to identifying the most common resistances and helping the client work through them with compassion and curiosity\, using EMDR. Finally\, we will explore specific strategies to titrate traumatic memory processing in dissociative clients\, and how to include all parts in the work with a window of tolerance. We will use video vignettes to illustrate approaches and participants will have ample time to practice skills and present cases. \nParticipants will be able to:\n\nDescribe the criteria for Complex PTSD and Dissociative Disorders.\nIdentify the mental and physical signs and symptoms of structural dissociation.\nDistinguish whether the inability to remember is due to absorption or to dissociative amnesia.\nExplain the biological and psychological origins of dissociation\, with treatment implications.\nFormulate a case of structural dissociation that includes identification of prognostic signs\, level of structural dissociation\, and potential resistances and relational problems.\nOrganize the treatment plan with EMDR Therapy.\nEmploy practical skills for the stabilization phase for clients with developmental trauma\, and skills to stabilize by using specific strategies to work with dissociative parts.\nDescribe a sequenced approach to working with dissociative parts that ensures the client can remain stable and improve integrative functioning across therapy.\nIdentify particular relational strategies that support collaboration and curiosity and that minimize overwhelming dependency or avoidance of connection.\nIdentify common types of parts and how to work with them therapeutically.\nList common phobias and resistances found in clients with developmental trauma and structural dissociation.\nEmploy a progressive approach to working with resistances to progress.\nIdentify specific techniques and procedures to apply EMDR safely with complex trauma and dissociative disorders\, including titration strategies to work with traumatic memories in clients with dissociative disorders\, as well as ways to include dissociative parts in the work.\n\nDay 1. Assessment\, case conceptualization and treatment planning.\n1.     Phase 1. History taking. How and what should be gathered\na.     Caveats about taking a detailed trauma history\n2.     Assessment and diagnosis\na.     Tools: DES\, MID\, SCID-D\, dissociative symptom cluster questions\nb.     Case examples and videos\nc.     Practice in small groups\nd.     How to identify prognostic factors\n3.     How to formulate a treatment plan for a client with OSDD or DID\na.     Checklist for treatment planning\n4.     EMDR Case conceptualization for dissociative disorders\na.     Practice in big group\nb.     Role play – assessment \nDay 2. Stabilization. Phase 2\n1.     Basic tools to organize the stabilization phase with dissociative disorders and complex trauma cases\n2.     Special issues in using general stabilization skills with dissociative disorders. How to determine what stabilization skills a particular individual needs\n3.     The relevance of Adaptive information in the treatment of dissociative disorders with EMDR\n4.     How to work with dissociative parts\na.     Sequencing work with parts to maximize integration\nb.     Helping the Adult Self engage with parts\ni.     Identifying and working with Adult parts that are avoidant\nii.     How to work with Adult parts that are constantly triggered\nc.     When\, why and how to work with child parts\nd.     Working with perpetrator-imitating parts\n5.     Role play in big group\n6.     Practice in small groups \nDay 3. Working with defenses\, phobias\, resistance and complicated issues\n1.     Common resistances and how to address them\n2.     Self-harm and suicidal tendencies\na.     Role play\nb.     Practice in small groups\n3.     How to handle aggression towards therapy and/or therapist\na.     Role play\nb.     Practice in small groups \nDay 4. Trauma processing\n1.     How to know when it is safe to process\n2.     Focus on process instead of content\n3.     Relevant concepts for EMDR processing\n4.     Identifying and understanding different types of dysfunctional stored information\n5.     Possible targets when Standard Procedures are not possible\na.     Case examples\nb.     Practice in small groups with case examples\n6.     Titrating strategies with and without EMDR Therapy\na.     Role play in big group\nb.     Practice in small groups\n7.     Micro-processing procedures\na.     Case examples\nb.     Videos\n8.     Trauma processing and reprocessing\na.     Videos \nDay 5. Integration and Special Issues\n1.     What is integration?\na.     Distinguishing general integration from the special case of integrating dissociative parts\n2.     How to promote integration\n3.     Frequent difficulties with integration and how to address them\n4.     How to know when we are on the right track\na.     Markers of progress across therapy\nb.     Markers indicating need for consultation\n5.     Managing the therapeutic relationship\na.     Working with dependency issues and rescue fantasies\n6.     Special issues (by preference of the participants) \nCe-Classes.com is approved by:\n\nThe American Psychological Association (APA) CE-Classes.com is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. CE-Classes.com maintains responsibility for this program and its content.\nThis course is NOT available for NBCC credit\nThis training does not offer ASWB ACE credit to social workers.\nFlorida Certification Board\nThe Florida Board of Clinical Social Work\, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling Provider #852 BAP-Expires 3/31/2021\nThe California Board of Behavioral Sciences. The California Board of Behavioral Sciences\, BBS\, recognizes relevant course work/training that has been approved by nationally recognized certifying bodies\, such as APA\, to satisfy renewal requirements.\nCalifornia Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals (CCAPP) Provider Number OS-12-147-0221 Expires 02-2021\nThe Texas Board of Social Work Examiners\, Continuing Education Provider – 5674 expires 4/30/2020\nThe Texas Board of Professional Counselors\, Continuing Education Providerv\nMassachusetts Authorization Number: (TBD)\nOhio Counselor\, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board – Provider # RCST031201 Expires 5/31/2021\nNew York Social Work Board – CE-Classes.com is recognized by the New York State Education\nDepartment’s State Board for Social Work as an approved provider of\ncontinuing education for licensed social workers #SW-0120.\nThe Florida Board of Nursing (CE Provider #: 50-4896) Expires 10/31/2020 Do not send certificates to the Florida Board of Nursing. You must keep this certificate for 4 years.\nThe California Board of Registered Nursing. CEP 15647 Expires 11/30/2020.\n\nEMDRIA CE Hours: Ana M Gomez\, MC\, LPC is a  provider approved by EMDRIA. EC Provider #07005\nGrievances and complains are reviewed within 8 working days. If you have a formal grievance please do it in writing.  Please expect a response within 10 working days.\n“There is no known commercial support for this program”\n“There are no known conflicts of interests for this workshop”\nGrievances: All grievances must be in writing to AnaG@AnaGomez.org\, and will be replied to within 5 – 10 business days.\n“Licensed Professionals should contact their regulatory board to determine course approval.” 
URL:https://www.anagomez.org/event/emdr-adult-complex-trauma-dissociation-specialist-intensive-program-phoenix-az-usa-2/
LOCATION:Sheraton Phoenix Crescent\, 2620 West Dunlap Avenue\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85021\, United States
CATEGORIES:EMDR Adult, Complex Trauma & Dissociation Specialist,Intensive Trainings
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