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Human Dynamics Associates

85 Warren Street

Concord, NH 03301

 

 

 

Beyond Trauma Resolution:
EMDR and the Growth of the Relational Self

 We need each other. This basic truth goes beyond our biological imperative and speaks to the very nature of being human. As our personalities are shaped by our early family experience, we continue to perceive and interact with the world in ways that were adaptive to our original context.  Such loyalty to our families is often invisible, and yet is a powerful source of motivation that can either promote, or prohibit growth and healing.

Therapists who are unaware of the dimensions of the loyalty system can inadvertently place their clients in impossible binds, leading to impasses, stagnation, and treatment failure.  By learning to assess and observe the rules of the loyalty system in which each client is embedded, therapists can better surface unconscious motivation and mobilize resources for change.

In Part One, participants will learn about the relationship between family dynamics and ego structure, reenactments from the family of origin, and the manifestations of ego state conflict in individual and conjoint therapy.

In Part Two, participants will learn a model for EMDR-based assessment and treatment planning using contextual family therapy, the indications and contraindications of conjoint EMDR, a model of the Self that zeroes in on the salient negative cognitions being triggered, and learn a progression of techniques to control and focus desensitization within the optimal zone of arousal.

This interactive workshop will include videotape and didactic material designed to facilitate a deeper understanding of this exciting new integrative model. For individual, couples, and family therapists.

This is a two-day, 13 credit-hour workshop elligible for EMDRIA credits.

 

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