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How scientific advances improve the field of psychotherapy
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26/03/2017
Foundations of IPNB and application in clinical practice
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Objectives
- Argue why integration—the process of creating differentiated linkages among different brain systems and aspects of personality functioning—is essential to the process of psychological healing
- Utilize clinical tools to enhance the integration of consciousness, including The Wheel of Awareness, a reflective exercise that opens up pathways to expanding personal identity and moving beyond the limiting sense of a skin-defined self
- Evaluate how to increase your own sense of moment-to-moment immediacy and presence in creating healing connections with your clients
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26/03/2017
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Interpersonal Neurobiology for enhanced couples therapy results (with Dan Siegel and Susan Johnson)
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- Assess how to “read” clients’ facial and body language as outward signs of their brain function and emotional processing.
- Determine how to use this knowledge to select and time interventions more effectively.
- Analyze how to make your interventions more efficient by tapping into the processes of relational regulation.
- Determine when clients can’t self-soothe or access higher brain functions and intervene accordingly.
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24/03/2017
Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Interpersonal Neurobiology for transformative clinical outcomes (with Dan Siegel and Richard Schwartz)
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- Assess how to help clients not over-identify with a single part of themselves, and empower them to move beyond the diagnostic labels they feel define them
- Evaluate the concept of mindsight and how an enhanced ability to perceive the workings of one’s own mind can lead to greater levels of personal integration
- Assess the distinction between the Self and one’s parts and how it can help clients develop a capacity for self-leadership and self-regulation
- Communicate the practical similarities and differences between two widely influential models of personality and change
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28/03/2015
Mindfulness in therapy through the lens of Interpersonal Neurobiology (with Dan Siegel and Jon Kabat-Zinn)
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- Argue the strengths and limitations of both psychotherapy and mindfulness as methods of behavior change
- Analyze common misconceptions and possible misuses of mindfulness
- Determine the most salient research questions about mindfulness that remain to be answered
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28/03/2015
Understanding the science behind love and human relationships (with Dan Siegel & Barbara Fredrickson)
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- Assess how micro-moments of love can ignite powerful mental, physical, and emotional changes
- Determine the connections between positive emotion, neural integration, and improvements in overall health and well-being
- Assess how therapists can make use of this biologically integrative experience in their clinical work to help clients enhance their ability to feel tenderness, warmth, and compassion
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23/03/2014
BONUS - Dan Siegel and Bessel van der Kolk on the Future of Psychotherapy
Two of the most influential figures in our field reflect on the most important advances of the past four decades as well as the prospects for improving our therapeutic effectiveness in the future, with a special emphasis on the scientific and technical innovations. In this discussion, you’ll explore answers to the following questions:
- What have been the biggest breakthroughs in treating the most common presenting issues, including trauma, anxiety, depression, couple’s issues, and family dysfunction?
- How have advances in understanding the brain led to actual improvements in mental health treatment?
- What are the biggest challenges facing our profession, and the most promising new developments on the horizon?
- What role will technology play in enhancing therapeutic effectiveness in the years ahead?
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Objectives
- Appraise the biggest breakthroughs in treating the most common presenting issues, including trauma, anxiety, depression, couple’s issues, and family dysfunction?
- Analyze how advances in understanding the brain led to actual improvements in mental health treatment?
- Assess the biggest challenges facing our profession, and the most promising new developments on the horizon?
- Evaluate what role will technology play in enhancing therapeutic effectiveness in the years ahead?
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25/03/2017
4-8-21 Q&A Call with Dan Siegel
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08/04/2021