This recording will help you connect complex science and The application of biological concepts in the treatment of anxiety, trauma and stress. and Substance abuse
Sherrie All – Neuroscience and the Modern Clinician, Connect Science, Research
Ever been asked why therapy works. What is therapy? the Actual mechanisms for change in working with clients suffering anxiety, trauma stress, and depression and substance use disorders?
Neuroscience Amazing insights are provided by the Our brain’s workings and Help us answer old questions the connection between our biology and Our mental health. Neuroplasticity and modern neuroscience help us understand why change is possible. and How techniques can improve concentration and emotion regulation the Ability to restructure and reorganize unhelpful thoughts and engage in healthier behaviors.
This recording will help you connect complex science and Biological concepts for the clinical treatment of anxiety and trauma stress, anxiety, and depression and Substance abuse
Through captivating and Thought-Our instructor will give you a stimulating lecture on why neuroscience is so important in therapy. the The most recent research is available and User-friendly, and This can be linked directly to your clinical work.
More than just the neurobiological “whats and whys” of various disorders, you’ll also learn the hows of actual treatment …
- How to get your clients engaged with simple explanations the link between mental health disorders and biology.
- How to combine multiple modalities with adjunctive therapies and There are many approaches, including Cognitive Therapy and Attachment, Mindfulness and Behavioral Activation. and Positive Psychology.
- How to use practical and Top-quality tools that adapt to changing circumstances-Bottom, down-up, and horizontal methods.
This recording is for your understanding the The neuroscience behind therapy’s success and Connect it to the Practical approaches that you can share with your clients every day in your practice
- Communicate how an understanding of neurological processes can inform mental health professionals’ choice of therapeutic technique.
- Use in-Psychotherapy session-Education techniques to help you make a difference the Clients can understand neurobiology of mental conditions, thereby improving their understanding the Motivational potential and Engagement in therapy
- Learn how the brain’s neural pathways relate to mental disorders. and Connect this information to the Use of therapeutic interventions to lower stress and Manage your addiction.
- How research is done the Mechanisms of the The brain detects and Our ability to respond to threats has increased our understanding of anxiety disorders in the context of altered threat processing.
- Give your character the Trauma memory: The role of memory and Communicate the impact of memory malleability the Treatment of clients with trauma memories.
- Describe how mindfulness can be used in conjunction with cognitive therapy-Behavioral treatment plans can be used to manage depression symptoms.
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How Neuroscience Can Enhance Therapy
What is (and What Clinicians Should Know the Nervous System
- Structure of the brain: Brain basics and Funktion
- 12 structures you must know
- How the brain organizes
- Common disorders: Key pathways
- Pain pathways
- Reward program
- Fear-Stress pathway
- Default Mode and Task Mode Networks
- Influence of relationships on our nervous systems
- Mirror neurons
- Oxytocin
- Simple explanations and 3-D brain model for clients
- How neurobiology can be used to help you determine treatment methods and set goals
- ”Our brains” and Therapy without objectivity
- Limitations “brain-based” Approches
Neuroplasticity and the Potential for Change
- Hype vs. the “two-way” Street of brain plasticity
- Functional vs. physical change – structural or otherwise the Synapse
- The strength of relationships
- Changes are made within a certain timeframe
- How neuroplasticity can be used to foster change
- Explaining neuroplasticity and its benefits to clients
Treatment Strategies and Common Disorders Interventions (And the Neuroscience Behind Them
Anxiety
- The neural bases of threat processing
- The key concepts of CBT and techniques
- Combining cognitive and:
- Mindful awareness and control of emotions
- Get Physical – What to do? the The body can reduce anxiety symptoms
- Breathing exercises and Relaxation Training
Depression
- The depressed brain – structural and Functional
- Depression’s neural interrelationships and Anxiety
- Behavioral activation – get active!
- Mindfulness as an adjunctive method
- Compassion, gratitude and depressive symptoms
Trauma
- Treatment of trauma: The implications of memory malleability
- How trauma from childhood can change the The developmental trajectory the Brain
- The trauma theory of polyvagal. and the Body – the Research
- Imagery techniques: Imaginal exposure
- Grounding and Interception
Stress
- Stress and its effects the Nervous system
- Long-term negative effects-Stress exposure in the long-term
- The role of the stress/fear pathway
- CBT-Based coping skills in stressful situations
Substance Use Disorders
- Addiction is a disease of the brain.
- Pleasure and Pain pathways
- Prefrontal connections and Judgement
- How addiction can be changed the Brain
- Motivational Interviewing
- Contingency management
The Limitations of Neuroscientific Research Research and Possible Treatment Risks
- fMRI imaging- Blood flow vs. Neuronal Activity
- How only looking at brain activations is insufficient to see the whole picture
- Sample size in neuroscientific studies and Validity
- Research on animals – can it be applied directly to humans?
- Psychotherapeutic techniques – some limitations and risks
Course Features
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- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
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