Kristina Hallett – Rewiring the Brain, Treatment Techniques for Obsessive Compulsive

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Kristina Hallett – Rewiring the Brain, Treatment Techniques for Obsessive Compulsive

Imagine working with clients suffering from personality disorders.

What comes to your mind?

Challenging? Overwhelming? Frustrating?

What if you could? the tools to make each session feel more productive and that you’re actually making progress? Learn how to help your client become:

• More emotionally stable
• More empathic
• More flexible the how he/she thinks about and reacts to trying situations
• Reactiveness is less important

This is all possible when you have developed a business plan. the Skills to assist your client with modification the The rigid and unadaptive characteristics of obsessive compulsive disorder, narcissistic personality disorder, borderline personality disorder, and narcissistic personality disorder are all examples. Learn how to use the Motivations and defenses for these disorders in order to bring about lasting improvements. This recording will provide information about Kristina HallettThe Ph.D. in Cutting teaches you practical techniques for cutting-edge neuroscience. Your clients can learn how to rewire their brains to live a happier, more stable, and more productive life by using techniques such as DBT, Mindfulness and CBT.

1. Choose the right therapeutic method for Neural repair based upon 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. To increase awareness and motivation in narcissistic clients, develop dialectical constructs.
4. Include techniques that support the Obsessive-Compulsive People identify their personality and express emotions.
5. Decide how borderline clients should use journaling to find and resolve implicit memories that can cause mood or behavioral instability.
6. To help clients overcome trauma and abuse histories, integrate EMDR tools.

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Part 1: The development of personality disorders

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

Part II Treatment Strategies

I. Antisocial Personality disorder

• Anxiety and APD
  • Avoid harm
  • Utilize active relaxation
  • Anxiety disguised: Learn how to control Anger. the anger diary
  • Anger escalator tools for anger management
• Depression and the Antisocial PD
  • The hidden emotion
  • Cost-Analyzing the benefits of different behaviors
  • Use HALT tips for modulating expression
• Interpersonal Relationships and APD
  • Make your agency work for you
  • To increase awareness, journaling is a good way to uncover implicit memories
  • Train the “wise mind” for Better self-Control
  • Storytelling for Attunement and empathy

II. II.

• Anxiety & NPD
  • Diminish the The intensity of harm prevention
  • Teach appropriate assertiveness
  • Strategies for worry management
  • Self-care and energy therapies-Soothing
  • Disagree with irrational fear of humiliation
• Depression and NPD
  • Agents are more effective
  • Accept responsibility for Loss and grandiosity are vicious circles
  • You can defeat grandiosity through increasing your achievements
  • Improve awareness of others and attunement
  • Mindfulness techniques, and how much they cost-benefit analysis
• NPD and interpersonal relationships
  • Using desire for affiliation
  • Indifference to other people can be reframed and motivated by dialectical constructs.
  • Real contributions: The way to legitimate self-Worth

III. Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder

• Anxiety and OCPD
  • Breaking the Rule of harm avoidance
  • Identify the Conflict with inner values
  • CBT can change worry and rumination
  • Real self-Focusing techniques to find your emotions
  • Discharging anger – the Anxiety triggers
  • Be able to accept mistakes and anxiety
  • Be free “technology slavery”
• Depression and OCPD
  • Increase positive agency
  • Change derogatory self-Talk
  • Interrupt compulsive behaviors and dispute them
  • Have fun!
• Interpersonal relationships and OCPD
  • Affiliation, anger
  • Mindfulness practices can increase your awareness to others
  • ”I” statements and negotiation skills
  • Reduce resistance to increase self/other honesty
  • Systems therapy strategies
  • Eliminate passive aggression

IV. IV. Borderline personality disorder: The Quest for Connection

• Anxiety and BPD
  • The failure to recognize the dangers of harm avoidance
  • Complementary skills: Learn conflict resolution skills and practice teaching them
  • Ground techniques for emotional stability
  • Journaling techniques
• Depression and the BPD
  • Agency forgetfulness
  • Interrupt yourself-injurious behavior
  • To loosen EMDR practices the Grab of the past
  • Reduce the risk of catastrophic rumination with CBT
• Interpersonal Relationships
  • The destructive effect of lusting after affiliation
  • Facilitate therapeutic relationships
  • Relationship history
  • Be assertive, not aggressive

Limitations the Potential and research Treatment Risques

• RCT’s, efficacy studies and related research
• Think outside the box while still maintaining a scientific basis
• Tested and proven treatment strategies

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