Janina Fisher, Frank Anderson & Candice Dickens – Integrative Complex Trauma Treatment Certification Training: Unlock the Art of Transformative Recovery with EMDR, IFS, and Somatic Approaches

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Our clients battle tortuous seen and unseen wounds that cripple their lives…

Whether it’s nightmares, anxiety, PTSD, emotions trapped in the body, a profound sense of disconnection…

Or, all of these together and more…

You need to meet their diverse trauma narratives with an integrative approach that acknowledges their unique experiences with tailored interventions.

That’s why we’ve curated a multi-modality Complex Trauma Certification Training with the masters in integrative trauma treatment including Janina Fisher, Frank Anderson, Deany Laliotis, Alexia Rothman, Leslie Korn, and many more.

Learn the most powerful trauma-focused interventions from EMDR, IFS, and Somatic approaches, so you can tailor unique experiences of each client — like cultural background, attachment style, trauma history, developmental stage, and more. Drawing from a rich tapestry of evidence-based techniques, you’ll gain the skills to create a personalized roadmap to treatment that’s as distinctive as each client.

• Access hidden vulnerabilities like shame, neglect, unlovability, and more with IFS techniques
• Zero in on trauma memories with EMDR strategies for developmental trauma and beyond
• Easy-to-use four-core trauma mastery skills you can’t miss
• Accelerate healing with neurobiological strategies
• Connect with clients who haven’t responded to talk therapy with Somatic, Sensorimotor, and Polyvagal interventions that target the mind-body intersection
• Uncover and uproot implicit and unconscious memories and assumptions with compassion

Plus, you’ll hear an exclusive dialogue between Gabor Maté and renowned child psychiatrist, Bruce Perry, on working with ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Self-Harm, ODD, and other prevalent mental health diagnoses through the lens of developmental trauma.

How This Course Works

This training is divided into four easy-to-follow parts that fit together like building blocks, giving you crucial insights and skills to change your practice forever.

Part I — The most up-to-date education on neurobiology, diagnosis, pharmacology, and holistic interventions — featuring Janina Fisher, Leslie Korn, and more

Part II — Learn non-pathologizing somatic techniques to overcome dissociation, strong emotions, and other common, but challenging, obstacles — featuring Deany Laliotis, Abi Blakeslee, and more

Part III — Concrete training in EMDR, IFS, and Polyvagal Theory applications and more integrative trauma work — featuring Frank Anderson, Candice Richardson Dickens, Alexia Rothman, and more

Part IV — Finish by learning how to cultivate post-traumatic growth and truly give your clients life beyond trauma — featuring Deran Young and Jonah Paquette
 
Part I | Laying the Foundation for Modern Trauma Treatment

A Fast, Neurobiologically-Informed Approach to Trauma

Unravel the mystery of why trauma is difficult to remember and yet impossible to forget — with practical skills to understand neurobiology and know what memories mean.

Skill building:

• Identify the difference between implicit and explicit memories
• How to provide psychoeducation on the brain
• Mindful noticing exercises
• Symptom reframing

Nutrition Methods for Trauma to Enhance Sleep, Mood & Well-being

Teach your client nutritional and integrative strategies that support their physical well-being.

Skill building:

• Identify which clients are appropriate for holistic and non-pharmaceutical interventions
• Yoga, somatic, and breathing exercises for digestion, anxiety and panic
• Dietary, food preparation, and mindful eating strategies

Critical Variables in Working with Trauma Survivors

Dive into current research and view trauma through a phrase-orientated framework. Avoid the most common pitfalls in making accurate diagnoses and understand the nuances of dissociative disorders.

Skill building:

• Differentiate between types of trauma
• Simplify DSM-5-TR™ diagnostic codes
• Assess for co-occurring disorders

Essential Psychopharmacology Updates

Gain practical skills to enhance coordination of care with your client and their care team regarding medication, including antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, insomnia treatments, and more. Plus, review ethical guidelines surrounding psychopharmacology.

Skill building:

• Help your clients adhere to their medication regimen
• Integrate new research into your understanding of clients’ symptoms
• Enhance care team collaboration

Part II | Integrative Trauma Skills to Overcome Common & Uncommon Challenges

Mastering The Craft of Treating Trauma: Core Skills

Gain techniques that you can use moment-to-moment with clients in session to help them process pain and assign meaning to their experiences.

Skill building:

• Evaluate readiness and motivation for change
• Moment-to-moment client-tracking
• Identify parts of self and help clients relate to aloneness
• Access client strengths and create a motivational future template

Help Clients Who Can’t Feel

Use Sensorimotor Psychotherapy skills to gently tap into the terror that keeps these clients prisoners in the present moment and compassionately disempower the “living legacy” of your client’s trauma.

Skill building

• Identify a hierarchy of fear and phobia defenses
• Understand symptoms as serving protecting functions
• Increase emotion tolerance
• Let go of YOUR need to “go deeper”

Bring the Body into Therapy

Learn easy-to-implement and simple somatic exercises to create awareness and attunement that further develop your clinical acumen to tune into subtle changes in your client’s body.

Skill building

• Identify attachment styles
• Conduct a somatic session from start to finish
• Nervous system stabilizing tools
• Help clients create a vocabulary of sensation words
• Tracking Activation and Settling Cycles
• Rupture and Repair Exercises

Part III | In-Demand Techniques You Can Use Tomorrow

The Many Faces of EMDR

Through videotaped illustrations of actual clients, you’ll learn about the different ways EMDR can be applied to treat disturbing life experiences that have a lasting impact, and how EMDR can transform life-long difficulties with self and others.

Skill building

• Identify past-present connections relating to the client’s current difficulties
• Treat a PTSD episode that has roots in developmental trauma
• Give your clients the knowledge to evolve their skills over time beyond the remission of symptoms
• Conceptualize the relational component of memory work as part of the journey toward healing

Racial Trauma and the Polyvagal Response

Learn how the Polyvagal pathway plays a role in Black client’s reactions to violence, police brutality, acts of racism, and discrimination.

Skill building:

• Identify triggers and symptoms of racial trauma, as well as how it’s processed in the brain
• Treat reactive symptoms and behaviors associated with the microtrauma of racism, such as defensiveness and excessive worrying about safety and death
• Explore how therapy is affected by the emotional reactivity of both Black and non-Black clinicians when treating Black clients

IFS to Transcend Trauma

Learn Internal Family Systems techniques to reduce relational trauma and early attachment wounds that often are associated with complex PTSD.

Skill building:

• Unload clients’ distorted thoughts and beliefs; discharge troubling physical sensations; and release feelings of unworthiness, loneliness, and unlovability
• Address clients’ protective client parts in a trauma-specific manner, and gain their permission to access hidden vulnerabilities
• Apply neuroscientific understanding to therapeutic decisions about extreme symptoms
• Overcome common adaptations of relational trauma, like neglect, shame, and substance use

Applied IFS and Polyvagal Theory

Explore real case demos of how to seamlessly integrate IFS and PVT in treatment.

Skill building:

• Help clients develop attuned, trusting relationships with their hyperaroused and hypoaroused parts
• Create more adaptive “survival responses”
  Recognize the impact of your own internal state on clinical work and use this awareness to facilitate client regulation and healing

Part IV | Give Your Clients Life Beyond Trauma

Happily Even After

Drawing from positive psychology, mindfulness-based approaches, and cutting-edge neuroscience you will learn how positive psychological practices can help reduce suffering and foster greater well-being.

Skill building:

• Understand key brain regions linked to well-being and how positive neuroplasticity can help strengthen these areas
• Explore key principles for increasing happiness and well-being, including awe, gratitude, compassion-based approaches, savoring, and psychological richness

Brené Brown’s Approach to Untangling Shame & Fostering Resilience

Deran Young will walk you through the most important findings in Brené Brown’s research. She connects these findings with practical applications for you and your clients.

Skill building:

• Recognize shame and understand its triggers
• Explore narratives that prevent cultural connection
• Practice critical awareness by reality-checking the messages and expectations that are driving shame
• Own and share your story to truly experience empathy and build courage and authenticity
• Use language and story to bring light to shame and allow yourself to get your needs met

BONUS with Gabor Maté!

Healing the Wounds of Trauma

With SPECIAL GUEST, Bruce Perry, MD, renowned child psychiatrist, and co-author of the NYT Best-Selling What Happened to You? (with Oprah Winfrey) and The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog joins Gabor Maté in this in-depth workshop based on Gabor’s celebrated book, The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness, & Healing in a Toxic Culture.

Gabor and Bruce’s powerful conversation will shift your understanding of traumatic stress and how as therapists, we can help people recover and heal. Together, they’ll explore with you the most common misconceptions around trauma and chronic stress, how and why we get stuck, and the specific pathways to healing. They will dive into the most prevalent mental health diagnoses therapists are seeing today including: ADHD, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Self-Harm, ODD, and Eating Disorders… and how we should be treating them through the lens of developmental trauma.
 
Elevate your professional standing in the field of trauma therapy!

Achieve the recognition and credibility you deserve as a trauma therapist with this exclusive course. This level II trauma certification training will equip you with the knowledge and skills that set you apart from your colleagues, establishing your expertise with clients and employers.

By enrolling in this training, you will:

• Position yourself as a trusted authority in trauma therapy
• Cultivate unparalleled credibility that distinguishes you as a leader
• Acquire advanced techniques and strategies to effectively address and treat trauma-related issues
• Expand your expertise and stay ahead of the latest developments in trauma therapy
• Develop a robust toolkit that empowers you to provide exceptional care to your clients

Don’t settle for mediocrity. Join our training program and take your career in trauma therapy to new heights, earning the recognition and respect you deserve. 

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