Complex Trauma and Shame – Somatic Interventions

This course will make even your most complex trauma clients easier to treat…

World-Reputable trauma expert and author Dr. Janina Fisher developed a comprehensive online training course — specifically for fellow clinicians like you — that’s filled with today’s most effective Somatic interventions For Complex trauma is treated.

These body-Oriented interventions are based upon sensorimotor psychotherapy. Directly address the root causes of post-Traumatic stress Help clients overcome past trauma and You can thrive in every aspect of your life.

In the course, you’ll see compelling, real-Life in-Sessions Videos These are the interventions and techniques in practice, plus you’ll learn the Neuroscience underpinning This explains how. and why they are effective — to help you better assess trauma symptoms and improve your treatment plans.

As a result, Free bonus when you register today, you’ll also get access to a special bonus video on Overcoming shame and Self-loathing In the treatment of trauma.

Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your trauma treatment approach and Integrative understanding of somatic interventions will enhance your practice.

You will feel revitalized by sensorimotor psychotherapy and your practice…

Janina Fischer, PhD, will offer this transformative online training course.-In depth training in trauma treatment using neurobiologically-informed techniques and Sensorimotor psychotherapy. You’ll be fully prepared to integrate somatic interventions into your practice to address trauma-Similar challenges include:

• Dysregulated autonomic awakening
• The overwhelming effects and Sensations
• Insipid images and Memories

• Impulsivity and Act out
• Dissociative phenomena
• Numing and Disconnection

• The Neurobiological Legacy Trauma and How the mind works and Body reacts to threat and danger
• Traumatic Memory: The Nature of Traumatic Memory and How to “body keeps the score” (van der kolk)
• Neurobiologically Informed Trauma Treatment To regulate the nervous system and Restore a “witnessing self” Reframe symptoms and Self-preservation-Stories that can be defeated
• Sensorimotor PsychotherapyThe body can be tracked as a source for information and Utilize your body-Techniques of centered care
• Mindfulness and Neuroplasticity It is possible to practice separating thoughts and feelings and To help you better understand your body experience
• There are many challenges to Trauma Treatment and Other symptoms like anger, aggression, and self-injury are secondary.-Depression, anxiety, harm
• Therapy as a Laboratory to Practice New Actions to dis-Identify the symptoms and Learn a new language and Story
• Somatic Resolving Traumatic Events Somatic resources can be used to treat symptoms and repair and Transform the trauma events and not just relive them-To create internal safety, processing and To feel secure with others

Through Janina’s expert insightful commentary, case studies and examples, you’ll develop highly practical, evidence-Based skills and Use powerful assessment tools and case conceptualization techniques to improve your understanding and Proven clinical strategies you can immediately use in your practice.

Janina will be demonstrating and Guide you Moment-By-Moment by means of somatic interventions in the real-Life client therapy sessions

In-Session 1 Video: Collaboration Somatic To Overcome Trauma Related Fears to Feeling Good
Janina’s client feels ready for a relationship but paralyzed by an inability to express positive feelings. Years of talk therapy have given her insight into this pattern as a legacy of early childhood trauma — without resolving it. Janina was present during the session. and Clients notice a slight twitching in their shoulders when they hear something positive. Janina uses somatic intervention to help clients with their fears and beliefs. ‘befriend’ The shoulder, examine the fears it warns you about and Guide the client to relaxation.

In-Session 2: Steps Toward Healing Traumatic Attachment & Borderline Personality Disorder
In this session, Janina’s client is a 22-Year-An old mother of two with borderline personality disorder wants to stabilize her volatile relationship with her father. and Learn how to manage her rage and impulsivity. Adopted at 18 months after being removed from her abusive parents’ care, she has always exhibited classic signs of traumatic attachment: separation anxiety, fear of abandonment, rejection sensitivity, fight and flight responses to disappointment or betrayal — and equal difficulty tolerating distance and closeness. Healthy attachment to her children is used in this session to help her gain insight and control her impulsive behavior. and Facilitate internal compassion and Self-soothing.

Shame and Self-The Treatment of Loathing Trauma
With Janina Fischer, PhD

Does shame prevent your traumatized clients’ recovery and Their ability to seek relief is hindered and perspective despite effective treatment?

Do your clients’ feelings of worthlessness and Do they feel insecure or insufficient to receive positive experiences?

Unshakeable feelings and shame will persist, despite all your efforts and Self-Hatred can often hinder treatment. Your clients will take two steps forward and then one back. In this one of a kind bonus seminar, you’ll understand shame from a neurobiological perspective — as a survival strategy driving somatic responses of automatic obedience and total submission — enforced by the client’s punitive introspection.

You’ll learn to integrate traditional psychodynamic and Cognitive-Sensorimotor interventions for behavioral techniques that emphasize movement and posture. and gesture. These techniques will allow shame to be transformed into a path of transformation, not a source for stuckness.

Here’s what you’ll get in Complex Trauma and Shame – Somatic Interventions