Trauma and Abuse Module
10-11 June 2017 – Watford
Presenter: Beaula Page
This will be presented for the first time in June as a complete module with workshop content and all the study notes. Beaula says “it is really important that we understand what happens in the brain and body during, and after, trauma and abuse so that we can understand our clients’ symptoms better and educate them about it so that they can start shifting their perspective from that of being inherently defective, wrong, or bad somehow, and start to realise that they can resolve their problems.”
Once again we are bringing you a really worthwhile training and CPD event full of material that was never in our original courses. This module will be part of the new basic Diploma and also qualify for your IAEBP Advanced Diploma.
This important material adds to our understanding of how to help our clients in the light of what we now know about memory reconsolidation and healing. It is extremely useful to be able to explain to clients what is happening within them and why – the knowledge empowers them AND enhances the therapeutic relationship. And as we know, the strength of the therapeutic relationship is the number one driver of success.
Trauma and Abuse
Watford 10-11 June 2017
Topics to be covered
- The Triune brain and the nervous system
- Fight/flight/freeze
- The window of tolerance
- Triggering
- Different types of abuse
- Different types of trauma
- PTSD and cPTSD
- Different types of memory
- Normal vs traumatic memory
- Forgetting trauma – dissociative amnesia
- The latest findings on abreactions
- Typical symptoms in adult survivors
- Symptoms in children
- Three phase treatment of trauma
- Grounding skills
14 hours verifiable CPD
Trauma and Abuse
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Presenter: Beaula Page
Beaula Page is a fully qualified and certified practitioner of Parks Inner Child Therapy, and is an Accredited Member of the National Council of Psychotherapists as well as being experienced in hypnoanalysis and cognitive psychotherapy. She specialises in helping people who have problems arising from adverse childhood experiences, or who have experienced significant loss or trauma either during their childhood or adult life. She has studied and attended courses and conferences on Trauma and Dissociation, and has taken EMDR Level 1 accredited training to help her clients in this regard. She was awarded a Fellowship by the IAEBP in 2015 in recognition of the huge contribution she made to the training and mentoring of students of hypnotherapy.