Diane Poole Heller – When Unresolved Attachment Trauma Is the Problem Working

Diane Poole Heller – When Unresolved Attachment Trauma Is the Problem Working

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Description

Many clients bring to therapy remnants of attachment-related wounds that they experienced before they learned to speak, so conversational therapy is often ineffective because it helps discover the roots of early memories that can continue to stir emotions and disrupt relationships. This workshop presents a unique approach to correcting insecure attachment through special corrective experiences designed to address the emotional trauma they suffered in their youth. From practical exercises and videos of client sessions, you will see how the DARe effect (dynamic experience redefinition) works in action. You will focus on how:

Identify three different styles of problematic attachment with special emphasis on avoidant and disorganized styles
Recognize why some clients become disconnected when they have formed a positive attachment to the therapist, and why empathy can have unpleasant consequences
Improve your skills of creating a safe haven and secure attachment by becoming more sensitive to nonverbal, relational, and somatic signals from clients
Increase your capacity for intersubjectivity and incorporate timely humor and playfulness into your style

1. therapeutic presence

a.Advantages

b.Disadvantages

2. the role of the family in the development of attachment style.

3. attachment Style

a. Secure

b. Avoidant

c. Ambivalent

d. Disorganized

4. Defining a secure attachment

voice tone

b. Safety

c. Protection

d. Humor

e. Relaxation

f. Self-Regulation

5. Secure investment strategies

Troubleshooting

Repair rituals

c. Secure Priming

synaptic sculpture

Exercise “Good eyes”

E. affect modulation

d. regulation of the nervous system

h. Cancel the response about freezing

i. Somatic Strategies (D. A. R. e.)

6. Neuroscience and neuroplasticity

The science of what helps us connect

b) memory fluidity

C. effects of abuse on the brain

7. Being sensitive to client replicas

nonverbal cues

b) relational signals

C. Somatic signals

8. Sadistic violence

9. The resolution of the injury

10. Video vignettes of comprehensive trauma treatment

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