Bessel Van der Kolk – 2-Day, Trauma Conference, The Body Keeps Score-Trauma Healing with Bessel van der Kolk, MD

This is called a “don’t miss” Recording that is based upon Dr. van der Kolk’s own research but also that of other leading specialists.

Bessel Van der Kolk – 2-Day, Trauma Conference, The Body Keeps Score-Trauma Healing with Bessel van der Kolk, MD

You can see a trauma expert. NY Times bestselling author, Bessel van der Kolk, MD, for this transformational intensive recording on the latest research and drug-Your trauma clients will receive free treatment.

Dr. van der Kolk You will gain a better understanding of neuroscience and the research supporting traumatic stress.-There are many body treatment options. He will explain the benefits and limitations of neurofeedback (EMDR), meditation, yoga, mindfulness and sensory integration techniques such as movement and dance, and how they can be used to treat your body.

You will be able to teach your clients how to treat their clients through captivating videos, case studies and expert explanations.

• How to find words that accurately describe what is happening
• How to control their emotions
• The Ability to trust others after seeing the horrible and shameful details of their lives
• The Research on the most recent tools for processing traumatic memories
• Transformation! Transformation!

This is called a “don’t miss” Recording that is based upon Dr. van der Kolk’s own research but also that of other leading specialists.

1. Analyze & communicate how traumatized people process information.
2. How sensorimotor processing may alleviate trauma reoccurrence-experiencing.
3. Discuss the various adaptations that can be made to trauma at an early stage of the life cycle.
4. It is evident that trauma has a profound effect on the brain and developing mind.
5. Communicate the most recent developments in neurobiology and trauma.
6. You can tell the difference between trauma stress and disrupted attachment.
7. Break down how adverse childhood experiences affect brain development, emotion regulation & cognition.
8. Use techniques that allow you to control your affect regulation, physical mastery and memory processing.
9. Learn more about the development of Developmental Trauma Disorder.
10. Critique the DSM currently in use-5® position on DTD.
11. Show how to integrate different treatment approaches into your practice.
12. Learn about the research and explore other treatment strategies than drugs or talk therapy.

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Neuroscience & Brain Development

• Brain development and neuroscience
• How children learn how to regulate their arousal levels
• How the brain regulates itself
• Developmental psychopathology: The derailment of developmental processes & brain development due to trauma, abuse and neglect
• How the brain responds when treated

Early Life Trauma

• Interpersonal neurobiology
• Adaptations to trauma early on in life
• Regulations affected by the loss of effect
• Negative and destructive relationships with self and others are a constant part of life
• Dissociation & amnesia
• Somatization
• Self-Blame, guilt, shame
• Chronic distrust and identification with The aggressor

Attachment, TraumaPsychopathology and Psychiatry

• The Information processing is broken down in trauma
• Mirror neuron systems and brain growth
• How to avoid disintegration and destabilization
• The The compulsion to repeatedly repeat – the origins and solutions
• Disorganized attachment vs. traumatic stress: The difference

Neuroscience, TraumaMemory, the and Body

• The Neurobiology and Traumatic Stress
• Learned helplessness and learned agency
• Active mastery restored and the ability to pay attention to current experiences
• Somatic rehabilitative therapy-Trauma –Related sensations or affects that are used as engines for maladaptive continuing behaviors
• Caregiving systems and how mind and brain develop

The Diagnostics of treatment Trauma-Related Disorders

• Developmental Trauma Disorder (DTD).
• Impulse dysregulation and affect
• Attention, cognition, and consciousness disturbances
• Distortions in self-Systems of meaning and perception
• Interpersonal problems
• Somatization and biological dysregulation
• The DTD development in the DSM-5® as a diagnosis and its implications for assessment, diagnosis and treatment

The Recent Research Trauma-Specific Treatment Interventions

• The The role of the body-Neurologically and orientated-Resolve trauma by using a variety of therapies
• Alternatives to drugs or talk therapy
• EMDR
• Self-Regulation, which includes yoga
• Mindfulness
• Theatre and play
• Dance, movement, and sensory integration
• Neurofeedback