Objectives

Determine three ways traumatic memory presents in a client with PTSD
Incorporate sensorimotor interventions into treatments to decrease symptoms of PTSD in clients.
Incorporate Internal Family Systems interventions into treatments to decrease symptoms of PTSD in clients.
Apply psychoeducational principles to decrease symptoms of PTSD in clients
Defend ‘implicit memory’ and breakdown its role in post-traumatic stress disorders
Differentiate characteristics of fight, flight, freeze, attach and submit parts
Articulate the role of suicidal ideation as an adaptation to traumatic events
Apply Sensorimotor and Internal Family Systems interventions for trauma survivors

Copyright : 27/08/2019

Objectives

Determine the somatic effects of suicidal ideation and impulses for the purposes of psychoeducation.
Evaluate the role of suicidality in a client’s survival or adaptation to trauma.
Determine the three basic steps of the Fisher risk assessment tool.
Distinguish body-centered interventions that can increase the client’s sense of control over unbearable emotions.
Develop collaborative solutions to high-risk situations.

Objectives

Determine the clinical implications of disorganized attachment in couples therapy.
Articulate Sensorimotor methods that can be interfaced with psychotherapy practices to alleviate the volatility in couples.