Babette Rothschild – The Body Remembers

Babette Rothschild – The Body Remembers

Join a trauma expert, international trainer and bestselling author. Babette RothschildFor this workshop, which will cover trauma theory and address key issues in trauma recovery, please contact us.

Babette These are the key questions to trauma therapy.

• Why is it that clients who have received trauma therapy show improvement while others don’t?
• In which combinations is success or failure inherent in the treatment modality, the therapeutic relationship, and the client’s resources?
• What’s the problem with clients who decompensate and/or quit treatment?

This workshop will give you a broader mind-body toolbox that can be used to increase and maintain stability, and to determine when to stop memory processing. Learn how to:

• Interpret and modulate the body’s nervous system (sensory and autonomic) to better regulate arousal levels in your clients and yourself.
• Clients suffering from panic, anxiety, or PTSD can be helped by adapting mindfulness, yoga, or other forms of exercise.
• Strategies to help your clients manage nightmares.
• You can use tools to guard yourself against vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, and other forms of abuse.

The This seminar teaches how theory, tools, techniques, and other aspects of psychotherapy can be used to integrate with a variety of treatment modalities such as EMDR and Somatic Experiencing.

IMPERATIVE GUIDING PPRINCIPLES

• Trauma therapy has major goals
• Quality of Life
• Professional obsolescence
• Contact and support are crucial

IMPROVEMENT VS. DESPERATION

• Why clients get worse
• What works and what doesn’t? “the evidence base”
• Client and therapist curiosity

TERMINOLOGY OF TRAUMA

• DSM-5 ® update
• Stress, Trauma, Posttraumatic stress,
• Posttraumatic stress disorder

PACKING

• Three phases
• Stabilization & safety
• Retrospective of trauma memories
• Integration
• It’s easy to take small, but successful steps.

CONTROL

• Trauma: Loss of control
• In the aftermath of trauma, loss of control
• Gaining control

DIAGNOSIS

• Trauma types
• Attachment: Role
• Who doesn’t benefit from memory processing?
• Story matters

FOCUS ON THE PRESENT TO HEAL.

• Mindfulness
• Body awareness
• Recovery vs. Resolution

CULTURAL AWARENESS

• Cultural differences
• Traditions
• Rituals
• Advantages

THE TRAUMA COMPROMISED COORTEX

• Amygdala
• Hippocampus
• Clear thinking is a priority

DUAL AWARENESS AND THE SENSORY-NERVOUS SYSTEM

• Exteroceptors
• Interoceptors
• Harmonizing external and inner cues
• Flashbacks
• Nightmares
• Triggers

SWEET SURVIVAL & PERSONAL RESOURCES

• Contact us for support
• Faith and Nature
• Purposeful activity

HYPERAROUSAL REVIEW AND OBSERVING

• Structure of the autonomic nervous systems
• Increased alertness to flight and fight.
• Apply the brakes
• Calm vs. relaxed

Avoid taking the wrong route

• Medical concerns vs. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Comparing past issues with current issues
• Importance of the client’s agenda
• Prevent “false memories”

BODY FOCUSED PRACTICES & EXERCISES

• Body awareness
• Grounding and feet
• Exteroceptive materials
• Proprioception
• Awareness of Autonomic NS
• Boundary and distance
• Balance and center of gravity
• Balance & strength training

THERAPISTSELF-CARE

• Preventing vicarious trauma & compassion fatigue
• Relax!
• Empathy and mirror neurons
• Facial feedback
• Respiration synchrony
• Image control

DEMONSTRATIONS
CASE CONSULTATIONS

For more information about medical:

Medicine is the science and practice that establishes the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of disease.
Medicine is a broad category that includes a range of health care practices designed to restore and maintain health through the treatment and prevention of illness.
Contemporary medicine employs biomedical sciences, medical research, genetics and medical technology to diagnose and treat injury and disease.
The majority of treatments are through surgery or pharmaceuticals. However, there are also many other options such as psychotherapy and external splints.

Medicine has been around since thousands of years. It was an art, a skill or knowledge. It often connected to the religious.
Local culture has its own philosophical beliefs. A medicine man might use herbs to pray for healing or an ancient physician and philosopher would perform bloodletting in accordance with the theories of humorism.
Modern science has made most of medicine a blend of science and art in recent centuries.
Although stitching techniques for sutures are an art that can be learned through practice, science allows us to understand the molecular and cellular processes in the tissue being stitched.

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