Neuroscience for Clinicians Brain from Kate Cohen-Posey
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Outline:
Brain centers and neural pathways
- Find brain centers in the palm of your hand
- Rate where you and your clients fall on the reactivity scale
Brain-based strategies for common disorders: stress
- How stress alters the nervous system
- Bottom up (brain stem) regulation
- 8 tricks to calm the stress/fear pathway and strengthen the calm/alert pathway
- Breathe it to leave it exercises
- Find the fast-acting dive reflex
Anxiety and anger
- The anxious/angry brain reaction
- Horizontal (Brocca’s area) regulation
- Use words to calm reactivity
- Notice and narrate: name it to tame it
- 10 disorders that cause anger danger
- Panic disorder—turn off adrenalin
- OCD—Turn on dopamine to get unstuck
- Two minute hybrid yoga/mindfulness exercise to reduce reactivity
Depression
- The depressed brain pattern
- Top down (cortical) regulation
- Dopamine to dampen depression
- Brain structures in a heightened learning state
Trauma
- The traumatized brain
- Regenerate the hippocampus
- New treatments for trauma
- Integrate traumatic memories
- Trauma-informed chair yoga
Impulse control disorders
- Brain areas involved in impulsive behavior
- Distinguish compulsions from impulsiveness
- Identify the positive feeling state
- Rewire the reward pathway
- Practice mindfulness of urges
Transform brain research into interventions
- Change the brain’s negative bias
- Externalize & personify negative thoughts
- Rapidly activate centers for positive emotions
- No-fail homework assignments
- 4-step method to overcome negative self-talk: demonstration and practicum
- Replace controlling, critical inner voices with compassion and curiosity
- Use memory tricks to increase mindfulness
- Learn the prerequisite for deep therapeutic change
- Mix everyday tech savvy with neuroscience
Interpersonal neurobiology: the social brain
- Identify client attachment style
- Change reactions into responses
- How individuation can cause primal panic
- Learn the untold truth about assertiveness
Stop the vicious cycle of insecure attachment
- Change attack/defend, pursue/distance interaction patterns
- Demonstration: how to breathe calm into life’s cruel moments
- Affirm to calm and bond with oxytocin
- Ask questions: from fight to forethought
- Actively listen: from anger to containment
- Hidden hints: use soothing hypnotic language
- Observe non-verbal Aikido demonstration
- Practice text role-plays
- Learn a protocol for disarming responses
- Applications for parents, spouses, toxic families, and the workplace
Description:
- Integrate the new brain science into your practice!
- Activate the brain for change and well-being
- Overcome anxiety, trauma, depression and more!
- From neurons to structures to pathways to networks – how common psychological disorders alter them
Are you eager to learn new strategies that implement the latest in neuroscience research?
When clients present with anxiety, grief, trauma, stress, or relationship problems, over-reactivity is the common denominator.
Join Master Clinician, and author, Kate Cohen-Posey for a day of cutting-edge, brain-based interventions that reduce over-reactivity and address many common clinical disorders.
Kate’s novel program integrates the research methods of renowned neuroscientist Richard Davidson, and others, with the proven clinical methods of CBT, mindfulness, hypnosis, ego-state, and somatic approaches. The results are a broad-based framework of therapeutic techniques that is rare in the current practice of psychotherapy!
- Experience the effects of activating brain centers for calming/positive or disturbing/negative feeling states
- Learn a brain-based method that externalizes negative thoughts and aids identification with inner resources
- Opportunity for case consultation on neuro-educational protocols for panic attacks, OCD, anger management, and trauma
- Apply strategies to disrupt attack-defend-withdraw neural pathways
- Leave with resources for introducing and implementing these life-altering skills with your clients
Are you ready to take the next step? Join us and you will leave this program inspired and passionate about your practice while applying the latest brain-based research and interventions! And better yet: your clients will have a vehicle to be poetic and precise in describing both their distress and strengths which magnifies therapist-client attunement.
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This is Digital Download service, the course is available at Coursecui.com and Email download delivery.