Polyvagal Theory explains how trauma disrupts the nervous system. Therapists can use this theory to help clients navigate their profiles and guide clients towards state for successful treatment.
Evidence-informed therapies for PTSD can be either rigid and prescriptive, making it difficult to stay client-centered, or largely theoretical, sometimes lacking in practical application
Insights/techniques for therapists working with trauma-impacted clients of all ages. Experts discuss approaches for PTSD, crisis management, polyvagal theory for safety and connection and more.
Enactive trauma therapy heals trauma through collaborative action, aiming for shared meaning and results. Therapy is like a dance, with joy as the ultimate goal.
Dr. Carmelita’s course teaches how to transform negative emotions, incorporating imagery practices with neurobiology support.
into clinical work with patients, including severe cases.
“Abusive parenting leads to self-alienation in children, causing lifelong shame and relationship difficulties. Therapy reconnects with disowned selves for inner healing.”
Impact of neglect & abuse on the brain, affect regulation, fear-driven brains, neurofeedback & psychotherapy integration, & treatment for developmental trauma.
Addiction is a trauma response, not just a brain disease. Felt Sense Polyvagal Model integrates trauma/addiction treatment. Suitable for newcomers and experienced practitioners in trauma/addiction.
This course consists of 25 videos in which Dr. Alessandro Carmelita offers a step-by-step explanation of the Schema Therapy model and describes how to carry out assessment and therapy using this approach. Two exercises are also shown (an imaginative exercise and one with chair work).
Janina Fisher supervised 5 clinical cases presented by 5 Therapists
Experts like Janina Fisher, Hubert Herman, and Leslie Greenberg provide valuable insights and techniques to professionals dealing with clients facing childhood trauma and emotional problem states.
Workshop on non-ordinary states, mindfulness, compassion, and psychedelic therapy for psychological disorders covering history, practical tools, neurobiology and comprehensive treatment.
Regulating energy and information flow enhances a healthy mind. Mental health is fostered through monitoring emotions and modifying thinking, promoting integration and resilience.
New neurobiologically-informed treatments provide hope for trauma survivors. Short-term therapy can address traumatic effects effectively.
Mindfulness and compassion practices hold great promise not only for our own personal development, but also as remarkably powerful tools to augment virtually every form of psychotherapy. They are not, however, one-size-fits-all remedies. Researchers are now differentiating the effects of focused attention, open monitoring, loving-kindness, compassion, and equanimity practices. These practices need to be tailored to fit the needs of particular individuals—and this presentation will show you how.
​​The webinar will offer an overview of the foundational theory of Mindful Interbeing Mirror Therapy, a revolutionary approach in which the patient and the therapist are both in front of a mirror and interact with their reflected image. This unique method is based on the integration of the latest neuroscience research with clinical findings supporting its effectiveness and validity.
Il webinar offrirĂ una panoramica della teoria della Mindful Interbeing Mirror Therapy, un approccio all’avanguardia in cui il paziente e il terapeuta sono entrambi di fronte a uno specchio e interagiscono con la loro immagine riflessa. Questo metodo unico si basa sull’integrazione delle ultime ricerche delle neuroscienze con risultati clinici che supportano la sua efficacia e validitĂ .
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