Arielle Schwartz – Complex PTSD Clinical Workshop, A Comprehensive Approach to Accurately Assess

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Arielle Schwartz – Complex PTSD Clinical Workshop, A Comprehensive Approach to Accurately Assess

While many clinicians are qualified to handle single trauma events, not all are fully equipped. to Treat Complex PTSD. Traditional approaches to The treatment of PTSD Clients with whom you work can be difficult to deal with Complex PTSD. This recording is available to view to Learn how to adapt your therapeutic approach to Help clients with a diagnosis of Complex PTSD More success.

The most commonly asked question in regards to treating Complex PTSD is, “where do I start?”. You will gain confidence in your abilities through this training to successfully organize and prioritize your client’s treatment goals. Learn how to Clients who have suffered multiple trauma events or prolonged trauma exposure will be treated compassionately and effectively.

A compassionate, therapeutic relationship is essential for successful treatment. Effective research is also important.-Interventions based on research. This is followed by two-You will receive a day workshop to learn how to:

• Stabilizing resources can help clients get out of crises.
• Prepare clients to You can work through trauma memories without becoming overwhelmed
• A comprehensive trauma treatment plan should include CBT, DBT (EMDR Therapy), Somatic Psychology and Parts Work Therapy.

This recording features Dr. Arielle Schwartz will show you an engaging and interactive way to Learn valuable strategies that will help you to You can successfully address the dysregulated affects and arousal states which accompany Complex PTSD. This seminar will provide you with practical tools that can help you become stronger.-Based approach to Trauma recovery and greater resilience in clients

1. Distinguish key contributing factors to The development of Complex PTSD It relates to client case conceptualization.
2. Find out how Complex PTSD It can have an impact on the client’s cognitive, emotional, as well as physical health.
3. Find out how to Assess clients Complex PTSD Other diagnoses include personality disorders, mood disorders and anxiety disorders as well as dissociative disorders.
4. Integrate clinical treatment into your practical mind-Body therapy tools to Help clients feel prepared and resourceful for trauma processing.
5. Describe the six stages of trauma reactions within the neurobiology. Complex PTSD It relates to Clinical treatment
6. Use assessment tools to Correctly assess Complex PTSD to Better inform your treatment planning
7. How mutual regulation is achieved in a therapeutic relationship teaches clients how to be self-sufficient-They can also be given strategies to help them build new interpersonal skills that will help with their treatment.
8. Incorporate interventions to treat Complex PTSD Using CBT/DBT, EMDR Therapy (Parts Work Therapy), Somatic Psychology, Mindfulness, and other techniques.-Body therapies
9. Recognize the benefits of working within the “Window of Tolerance” This can reduce the chance of reoccurrence.-traumatization.
10. Please describe how “top-down” “bottom-up” Interventions can either speed up or slow down trauma treatment.
11. As a strength, use the 6 Pillars for Resilience-An approach that promotes self-evaluation and positive self-understanding.-Identity in clients
12. Identify yourself-The care of therapists to Self-help-When dealing with trauma, you will need to be able to provide care during, after, and before the sessions. to Improve therapeutic alliance and prevent burning out.

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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder vs. Complex PTSDUnderstanding the Difference

• Acute trauma stress PTSD, Complex PTSD
• Diagnostic clarification and differential diagnoses
• Factors that contribute to the success of Complex PTSD
• Common symptoms Complex PTSD

Neurobiology PTSD: Beyond Fight and Flight

• Polyvagal Theory
• Six Stages of Trauma Response
• Heart Rate Variability, the Social Nervous Systems and the Social Nervous system
• Interpersonal Neurobiology
• Psychobiological regulation
• Repair and rupturing
• Childhood neglect or abuse: What are the implications?
• Neuroplasticity and Complex PTSD

Psychological and physiological repercussions Complex PTSD: A Accurate Assessment requires deeper understanding

• Anxiety and intrusive symptoms
• Emotional dysregulation – Anger outbursts, debilitating shame
• Avoidance symptoms and phobic reactions to Traumatic material
• Interpersonal difficulties and difficulty being close to Others
• Dysregulation and dissociation
• Cognitive distortions and compromised meaning making
• Painful somatization, ACE factors, and physical health problems
• Preverbal as well as nonverbal memories
• Somatic disturbances
• Depression symptoms
• Shame and helplessness learned

Therapeutic Interventions Complex PTSDSummary of Effective Therapies

• Psychodynamic and Relational therapy
• Psychobiological Perspectives: Polyvagal Theory
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, (CBT),
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, (DBT),
• EMDR Therapy
• Somatic Psychology
• Parts Work Therapy: Working with Ego States
• Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM): Mindfulness, yoga, integrative healthcare

Integrative Therapy Complex PTSDCreating a Comprehensive Treatment Plan

• A A biopsychosocial approach to working with clients to Create a health care team
• Treatment goal: Memory retrieval vs. Trauma recovery
• History making: Identify and document chronic, repeated, or developmental trauma events
• Cultural factors Complex PTSD
• Recognize attachment injuries
• How to Transgenerational trauma work
• Identify parts, defenses and ego states.
• Assess for dissociation
• Therapy involves mutual regulation and relational repair
• Prepare for trauma processing by establishing stability and resources
• Somatic Psychology and EMDR can help you to work through trauma memories.
• Grief work in Complex PTSD
• Instill positive change and integrate it

Experiential Interventions in the Mind-For clients with disabilities, body practices Complex PTSD

• Self-conscious breathing through conscious awareness-Regulating
• Sensory awareness and grounding
• Containment – Reclaim control and your choice
• Create imaginal allies
• Mindfulness, acceptance, and self-love are the keys to cultivating mindfulness.-Show compassion
• Somatic interventions: Sequencing, titration, and somatic healing.-Patterning
• EMDR Therapy: Dual attention and bilateral stimulation
• Potential risks and limitations to the mind-Body treatments

Fostering resilience: For post-Traumatic Growth and Healing

• Learn the 6 Pillars of Resilience
• Recovery from trauma and the bell curve
• Resilience: A process and an outcome
• Help clients to get out of learned helplessness to Learned optimism
• Post-Traumatic Growth: Help clients achieve their potential

Vicarious Trauma: Enhance Client Outcomes through Effective Self-Care

• Look for resources that will help you improve your clinical skills
• In-Session by yourself-care to Improve client focus and the therapeutic process
• Burnout prevention techniques

Please Note: PESI has no affiliation with Marsha Linehan, PhD., ABPP.