The “Wow” Factor: The New Ways Clinicians Can Use Awe and Gratitude in Therapy – JONAH PAQUETTE (Digital Seminar)

The “Wow” Factor: The New Ways Clinicians Can Use Awe and Gratitude in Therapy – JONAH PAQUETTE (Digital Seminar)

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We experience the epidemic both as objective reality we all share and as a subjective encounter with ourselves unique to each of us. This recording will explore what our response to the COVID reality can teach us about ourselves, how the anxieties it reveals, properly metabolized, can help fortify us for the coming new normal.

Outline:

Defining the current situation in terms of biopsychosocial stress and trauma models

Supporting clients through cultural stressors and how it’s different from individual stressors

Creating a healing narrative for clients in stress and traumatic situations 

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