Bessel Van der Kolk , Elizabeth Warner – Bessel A. van der Kolk’s 29th Annual Trauma Conference, Main Conference Day 1

It is important to find therapeutic methods that don’t rely on drugs or cognition when dealing with traumatized people.

Bessel Van der Kolk , Elizabeth Warner – Bessel A. van der Kolk’s 29th Annual Trauma Conference, Main Conference Day 1

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The study of trauma is the most important area for understanding the interplay between the biological, cognitive and emotional forces that influence human development. Start with post-PTSD (traumatic stress disorder) is a condition that affects adults. It can also be present in children as early attachment, overwhelming attachment, and social experiences.“Developmental Trauma”This endeavor has clarified how certain experiences can be evoked. “set” Psychological expectations and biological selectivity

There is an urgent need for therapy methods that don’t rely on drugs or cognition when dealing with traumatized individuals who react in many ways to past experiences. Most experience is processed at the subcortical level in the brain. “unconscious” Interpretations that are not conscious of their existence. Understanding and insight have a limited impact on these subcortical processes. However, synchrony and movement, as well as reparative experiences, have a significant influence.

This recording includes workshops:

• Trauma Embodied Cognition – Bessel A. van der KolkMD
• The effects of traumatizing stress on self-Experience: Balance, Perception & Sensory Integration – Sherain Harricharan, PhD, Elizabeth Warner, PsyD & Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD
• The Psychological Processing Of Traumatic Experience: Self-Awareness, Interoception & Memory Processing – How (and How Well) Does EMDR Actually Work? – Ruth LaniusMD, PhD, Matthew Sanford & Bessel A. van der Kolk, MD
• The Craving Mind: Why We Get Stuck in Habits & How Mindfulness Helps Us Get Unstuck – Judson Brewer MD, PhD
• Panel Discussion & Questions
• The Emergence and Use of a Polygonal-Informed Therapy: How Music & Voice Contribute to Healing Following Trauma – Stephen W. Porges, PhD
• Internal Family Systems, and Psychotherapy of Self-Leadership: Identity and Self – Richard C. Schwartz, PhD

1. This article will provide an overview of the effects of trauma on various parts of the brain and nervous system.
2. Analyse the effects of trauma stress on brain function and compare it to other research.
3. Explain how EMDR can be used to process traumatic memories in clinical practice.
4. Learn how habits are formed, why they can be difficult to overcome, and what current research can offer clients hope that their habits can change.
5. Explain the foundations of Polyvagal Theory and how it relates to the treatment of trauma.
6. Use the IFS model to help clients with PTSD.
7. To assist in treatment planning and assessment, it is important to identify, specify, and clarify the protective elements of clients with trauma histories.

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Trauma Embodied Cognition – Bessel A. van der KolkMD

• What Trauma This is what it looks like

The effects of traumatizing stress on the self-Experience: Balance, Perception & Sensory Integration – Sherain Harricharan, PhD & Elizabeth WarnerPsyD

• The importance of balance in the body
• Understanding the Vestibular system and its relationship with it Trauma
• Manifestation Of Vestibular Neural Circuitry
• Healthy Child Development: Engagement of the Vestibular System

The Psychological Processing Of Traumatic Experience: Oneself-Awareness, Interoception & Memory Processing – How (and How Well) Does EMDR Actually Work? – Ruth LaniusMD, PhD, Matthew Sanford & Bessel A. van der Kolk, MD

• EMDR vs Fluoxetine vs Placebo Study Results
• The Foundation to the Sense of Self
• Understanding the Mental Time Traveler
• The Neuroscience of Eye Moments

The Craving Mind: Why We Get Stuck in Habits & How Mindfulness Helps Us Get Unstuck – Judson Brewer MD, PhD

• Understanding Addiction’s Mind
• Reward and self
• Mindfulness and Addiction: A Behavioral and Biological Perspective
• Awareness is essential
• Video Demonstrations and Case Studies

Panel Discussion & Questions
The Emergence and Use of a Polygonal-Informed Therapy: How Music & Voice Contribute to Healing Following Trauma – Stephen W. Porges, PhD

• An introduction to polyvagal theory
• The power and importance of voice, music and listening
• Understanding Frequencies and the Impact they have on Traumatized Persons
• Video Demonstrations and Case Studies

Internal Family Systems, and Psychotherapy of Self-Leadership: Identity and Self – Richard C. Schwartz, PhD

• How Internal Family Systems were Developed
• Introduction to Our Multiple Parts and our Self
• The 8 C’s of Self-Leadership
• The IFS Model’s Two Big Reality
• The Map of Internal Family Systems
• Understanding the Different Roles Our Parts Play
• Clinical Practice: Internal Family Systems