Kristina Hallett – Rewiring the Brain

Kristina Hallett – Rewiring the Brain

Imagine working with clients suffering from personality disorders.

What do you think?

Challenging? Overwhelming? Frustrating?

Imagine what it would be like if you had the tools to make each session feel more productive and that you’re actually making progress? Find out how you can help your client to become:

• More emotionally stable
• More empathy
• Flexible in the how he/she thinks about and reacts to trying situations
• Reactive, but less

This is all possible once you have created your own. the Skills to assist your client with modification the You can learn how to manage the rigid and maladaptive personality traits of obsessive-compulsive, borderline personality disorders, narcissistic, antisocial, or narcissistic obsessive compulsive. You can learn to use the Motivations and defenses for these disorders in order to bring about lasting improvements. This recording contains: Kristina HallettDr. John teaches practical cutting techniques.-edge neuroscience. Your clients will be able to rewire the brain using techniques like DBT, Mindfulness CBT and EMDR. This will allow them to live a more productive, healthy, stable life.

1. Choose from the following therapeutic methods to repair your neural system the Neuroscience of five personality disorders: Implicit traits and temperamental characteristics
2. Help clients suffering from Antisocial Personality Disorder to manage their impulsivity.-Training to reduce risk behavior the “wise mind.”
3. Develop dialectical constructs that will increase awareness and motivate narcissistic clientele.
4. Use techniques that can help the Obsessive-Compulsive personality identifies and expresses emotion.
5. To determine if borderline clients should journal, you can use journaling techniques in order to uncover and work through implicit memories that cause mood and behavioral instability.
6. Incorporate EMDR tools to assist clients in moving past trauma or abuse history.

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Part 1: The Development of Personality Disorders

• Biology and temperament
• Agency and the desire to be associated
• Avoidance of harm and anxiety
• Interpersonal Neurobiology – The concept of neural repair and neural integration

Part II: Treatment Strategies

I. Antisocial Personality disorder

• Anxiety & APD
  • Avoid harm
  • Utilize active relaxation
  • Anxiety disguised: How to manage Anger and reduce anxiety the anger diary
  • Anger escalator tools for anger management
• Depression and the Antisocial PD
  • The hidden emotion
  • Cost-Benefit analysis of behavior
  • To modulate expression, use HALT tips
• Interpersonal Relationships and APD
  • Transform your agency into a positive force
  • To increase awareness of implicit memory, journaling
  • Train the “wise mind” Better self-Control
  • Storytelling for empathy and attunement

II. II.

• Anxiety and NPD
  • Diminish the The intensity of harm prevention
  • Teach appropriate assertiveness
  • Strategies for worry management
  • Self-care and energy therapies-Soothing
  • Refute irrational fears about humiliation
• Depression and NPD
  • Increase agency
  • Accept responsibility for the vicious circle of grandiosity, loss and complicity
  • You can defeat grandiosity through increasing your achievements
  • Accuracy and awareness to other people
  • Mindfulness techniques and their cost-benefit analysis
• Relationships between people and NPD
  • Use desire to be affiliated
  • Indifference to other people can be reframed and motivated by dialectical constructs.
  • Real contributions: The way to legitimate self-It is worth it

III. Obsessive-Compulsive personality disorder

• Anxiety, OCPD and anxiety
  • Breaking the Rule of harm prevention
  • Identify the Conflict with inner values
  • CBT can change worry and rumination
  • Real self-Focusing techniques to find your emotions
  • Discharging anger – the The root cause of anxiety
  • Be able to accept mistakes and anxiety
  • Be free “technology slavery”
• Depression and OCPD
  • Increase positive agency
  • Change derogatory self-Talk
  • Disrupt compulsive behaviors and resolve them
  • Make it fun!
• Interpersonal relationships, OCPD
  • Anger and affiliation
  • Mindfulness practices can increase your awareness to others
  • ”I” statements and negotiation skills
  • To increase honesty and self/other honesty, you need to disintegrate resistance
  • Systems therapy strategies
  • Eliminate passive aggression

IV. IV. Borderline Personality Disorder The Quest for Connection

• Anxiety, BPD and anxiety
  • The failure to recognize the dangers of harm avoidance
  • Complementary skills: Learn conflict resolution skills and practice teaching them
  • Ground techniques to increase emotional stability
  • Journaling techniques
• Depression and the BPD
  • The forgetfulness and inability to act
  • Interrupt your self-injurious behavior
  • To loosen EMDR practices the Grab of the past
  • CBT can reduce the possibility of a catastrophic rumination
• Interpersonal Relationships
  • Affiliation and its destructive effects: Craving for it
  • Facilitate therapeutic relationships
  • Relationship history
  • Adopt assertiveness over aggression

Limitations the Research and potential treatment risks

• RCT’s, efficacy studies and related research
• Think outside the Box, but keeping a scientific foundation
• These are tried and tested treatment strategies

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