Consciousness and the Process of Change
Parts 1 & 2
DANIEL SIEGEL
The Wheel of Awareness is a visual metaphor for the way the mind works and a tool to expand the container of consciousness. The Wheel can be used
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402, 502 – Relational EMDR as a Transformational Journey
The Power of Attunement
Parts 1 & 2
DEANY LALIOTIS
While EMDR is best known for the treatment of PTSD, it’s evolved into a comprehensive, attachment-based approach that addresses a broad range of clinical conditions. In this workshop, you’ll learn
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403, 503 – Issues for Therapists of Color
Reclaiming Our Voices
Kenneth Hardy
Parts 1 & 2
Despite the progressive political attitude prevalent in our field, clinicians of color often still face certain challenges around issues of race in our work with clients, and they struggle to find
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404, 504 – Interrupting the Reign of Pain
Therapy Tools to Eliminate Chronic Pain
PARTS 1 & 2
Howard Schubiner
Typically, physical and psychological pain are treated separately, even when they’re deeply intertwined. Nearly half of all therapy clients suffer from chronic physical pain, which often has no
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405, 505 – The Breakthrough Experience
How to Produce Transformation in Couples Therapy
Parts 1 & 2
TERRY REAL
This workshop teaches participants how to quickly get to the heart of the matter in a couple’s relationship and with each individual partner. We start by articulating
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406, 506 – Treating the Traumatized Child and Family
A Family Systems and Community Collaboration Approach
PARTS 1 & 2
Scott Sells
Trauma affects not just children, but often entire families, who can remain stuck for years. While the literature on systemic trauma treatment is scarce, bringing family and
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407, 507 – Imago Relationship Therapy
From the Clinic to the Culture
Harville Hendrix & Helen LaKelly Hunt
Part 1 & 2
Since its inception, therapy has paid minimal attention to sociocultural context. But a relationally dysfunctional culture is the source of much psychological suffering. The
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408, 508 – Enhancing Your Therapeutic Presence
Playful Activities to Harness the Social Engagement System
Parts 1 & 2
DAFNA LENDER
While we all know that success in therapy depends on the therapist–client relationship, building that positive rapport hinges on behaviors many therapists aren’t even aware of.
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409, 509 – Putting Positive Psychology into Practice
What Works and What Doesn’t
Parts 1 & 2
Jonah Paquette
Although the field of mental health has traditionally aimed to “fix what’s wrong,” the newer subfield of positive psychology instead helps us to “build what’s strong.” In doing so,
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410, 510 – Engaging the Brain’s Process of Profound Change
A Primer on Memory Reconsolidation
Parts 1 & 2
Bruce Ecker
It may seem too good to be true, but brain science has given us an empirically proven path to transformational change through the process of memory reconsolidation. This is
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411, 511 – To Stay or Go
Working with the Mixed Agenda Couple
Parts 1 & 2
WILLIAM DOHERTY
It’s not easy when a couple enters treatment unsure about whether to dissolve a marriage or try to save it—especially when each partner leans in a different direction.
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412, 512 – Priming Clients for Change
Harnessing the Power of the Subconscious for Healing
Parts 1 & 2
Clifton Mitchell
Social psychologists have produced a vast body of research on priming—the powerful, largely unconscious process by which both words and nonverbal clues can be used to
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413, 513 – Addressing Narcissism in the Era of #MeToo
Healing the Wounds of Betrayal Trauma and Hypersexuality
Parts 1 & 2
Paul DelGrosso
The #MeToo movement has given countless survivors of sexual abuse and misconduct the validation they needed to seek treatment. But it’s also brought attention to the
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414, 514 – The Missing Ingredient in Trauma Work
Making Family Members Partners in Healing
Parts 1 & 2
MARY JO BARRETT & LINDA STONE FISH
Our field has come a long way in addressing the challenges of complex development trauma. Unfortunately, no matter how much progress clients make
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