Courtney Armstrong – New Rules for Treating Trauma, 2-Day Master Class

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Courtney Armstrong – New Rules for Treating Trauma, 2-Day Master Class

This groundbreaking recording will reveal the new rules for Treat trauma.

You’ll discover how memory reconsolidation is a recent neuroscience breakthrough that revealed a new way to heal trauma at its roots By process of recalling and updating a memory.

During this workshop, I’ll provide you with step-by-Each phase of trauma treatment requires you to follow a set of steps and master the techniques. This trauma training focuses on memory consolidation. Let me tell you why memory consolidation is so important for Working with clients to transform trauma. In just one session, I will show you how to consolidate trauma memories.

Through engaging case studies, insightful lectures, and guided instruction, this master class will teach you the skills your clinic is lacking to help clients live a fulfilling life. This master class will equip you with the necessary tools to use in your next session.

1. Summarize how a client’s emotional trauma is processed in the brain as it relates to case conceptualization.
2. Analyze the reasons why only clinical exposure techniques can relieve post-surgery symptoms-Traumatic stress symptoms.
3. Name the 4 main attachment styles and the clinical implications they have in session.
4. 1. Identify one therapeutic goal for clients with avoidant attachment style.
5. 1. Identify one therapeutic goal for Clients with anxious attachment style.
6. 1. Identify one therapeutic goal for Clients with a disorganized attachment style.
7. These are the phases of trauma informed therapy. They can be put to use in session.
8. Recent neuroscience findings regarding memory consolidation and their clinical implications are compile. for Treat trauma.
9. Identify the five steps used to gather evidence-Trauma therapies based on trauma have a lot in common
10. Two experiential methods can be used to empower, resource, and uplift clients.
11. Two interventions can be used to help clients regain a healthy sense and connection to themselves, their relationships, the world, and each other.
12. Discuss how to avoid abreaction and re-traumatization while reviewing traumatic memories in clients.

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New Rules for Treating Trauma

Rule #1

Learn how Trauma affects the brain

• How traumatizing memories can be stored
• How to engage the emotional mind

Rule #2

Consider Your Client’s Attachment Style

• Clients that are securely attached
• Avoidant/dismissive attachment styles
• Attachment styles that are anxious or preoccupied
• Disorganized/unresolved attachment styles

Rule #3

Attune, Lift and Lead

• Right-to-right alignment-To the right, your brain-Brain communication
• Recognize the strength of your client and lift their spirits
• Focus on the things that motivate and inspire clients to lead and motivate them
• what’s desired

Rule #4

Teach emotional regulation skills

• Tools for Grounding and orienting
• Tools for Self-calming and relaxation-Soothing
• Tools for Safety and containment

Rule #5

Part 1 – Reconsolidating Traumatic Memories

• What is memory consolidation? Why is it important?
• 5-Steps for Consolidating traumatic memories
• Discover embodied belief
• Make and install new beliefs experiences

Rule #6

Part 2: Reconsolidate Traumatic Memories

• Retell the story using observational techniques with a new ending
• New narrative integration
• Client demonstration video

Rule #7

Facilitate Post-Traumatic Growth

• What is post?-Traumatic growth?
• Rebuild resilience
• Find new meaning
• Healthy interpersonal skills

Applications for Special Populations

• Sexual trauma survivors
• Kindness abuse and neglect
• Traumatic grief after sudden or violent deaths
• Accidents, medical trauma and other disasters
• After trauma, children and adolescents are often left with severe emotional scarring.
• Traditions of faith and cultures
• Simple self-Care techniques to prevent vicarious injury

Limitations of the Research & Potential Risks Memory Reconsolidation

• The age of your memory
• Repetitively reinforced memories
• Inner conflicts around memory resolution
• Dementia & other neurological disorders