How to Assist Patients in Changing Their Brains After Trauma
How a brain-savvy strategy can result in trauma solutions that are more effective

Trauma is known to alter the brain. How then can we pick brain-savvy treatments that can provide patients a sense of security while they work through unpleasant memories?

Understanding the function of the brain can enhance the effectiveness of our treatments. And that can help even the most traumatized patients heal more quickly and have fewer symptoms.

This is the reason we’re bringing you.

The best way to deal with a traumatized brain
Doctor Bessel van der Kolk
The Three Major Differences Between a PTSD-Affected and PTSD-Free Brain (and What This Means for Treatment)
What Is So Amazing About the Human Vagus?
Key Techniques that Can Help Clients Learn to Tolerate Their Sensations and Be Less Reactive Included in the Book: The Smoke Detector, the Cook, and the Watch Tower: How to Bring the Three Parts of the Brain that Play the Biggest Roles in Trauma Back Online
How Mindfulness Reduces Trauma in the Body Response
A Different Approach to Calming Patients So They Can Process Traumatic Memories More Effectively Is Limbic System Therapy
How to Train the Self-Reflective Region of the Brain Using Neurofeedback
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Key concept distillation in the TalkBack Segment (where we “land” the session)

A video from Next Week in Your Practice will provide you with specific patient engagement techniques.

Print out this QuickStart Guide to make reviewing and taking action more easier.

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Respected neuroscientist Bessel van der Kolk teaches psychiatry at Boston University Medical School.

The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma is his most recent book. He is the author of well over a hundred scholarly publications.

This program can alter the way you practice as soon as today.
Bessel made several painful and significant points about the difference between one-time trauma and chronic child mistreatment.

“Bessel’s statement on the value of including individuals in somatically based exercises and therapies (controlling heart rate variability, touch, yoga, meditation) as a manner of healing trauma especially caught my attention. His observations on the effects of one-time tragedies vs chronic child maltreatment were very sad and crucial for me to hear.

Boulder, CO: Paul Darby, LPC

I want my practitioner to be the kind I want them to be on my shoulders throughout sessions.

Hearing Bessel van der Kolk talk with such humility and authority was intriguing. Having such a sensible and grounded approach to assisting kids who endure trauma is comforting. He is the type of medical professional I want to have at my side as I see kids.

England’s Janet Wilde, a psychotherapist

Again, thank you for your insightful investigation into the geography of humanity.

“Thank you once more for another in-depth examination of the human landscape, in particular when trauma has an impact. The aspect of the technique that I found most valuable was its extension through the use of touch, movement, and breathing to the body/mind. It was quite encouraging to hear “Thank you again for your inspirational and kind efforts.” Bessel arranged a great deal of information with grace, humor, and humility. I’m grateful.

Italian meditator Vincenzo Santiglia is from Sicily.

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Dr. Ruth Buczynski
The National Institute for the Clinical Application of Behavioral Medicine was established by psychologist Dr. Ruth Buczynski, who also serves as its president (NICABM). NICABM assists professionals with some of the most important and life-altering tasks on the world, including doctors, nurses, psychologists, social workers, and counselors, in delivering cutting-edge, evidence-based care to their patients. NICABM has provided recognized professional development and training programs to thousands of practitioners globally for more than 25 years.
You’ll Receive Useful Resources to Easily Apply Bessel’s Teaching to Your Work Synthesize Crucial Ideas for Immediate Application

Ron Siegel, PsyD, and Joan Borysenko, PhD, join me in the TalkBack Session to explore Bessel’s teaching in further detail. By simplifying the information and making sure that every point is crystal clear, our duty is to make yours easier. We’ll go through crucial points, define key notions, and simplify everything so you can feel confident in your comprehension.

Here is an example:

6:43

Learn Practical Techniques That Will Change Your Life (and with Your Patients)

Then, keeping “next week” in mind, we’ll translate clever concepts into workable solutions. Rick Hanson, PhD, and Bill O’Hanlon, LMFT, join me in Next Week in Your Practice to provide you with detailed instructions for assisting those who have suffered developmental trauma in learning how to self-regulate. We’ll demonstrate how to turn Bessel’s lessons into exercises and practices that you (or your students) can start using right now.

Here is an example:

6:38

Discover Core Concepts and Methods Quickly When you need it the most, you have a “cheat sheet”

You may put Bessel’s thoughts into practice while remaining confident and energized with the aid of the QuickStart Guide. It serves as a quick reference to the most effective theories and methods for dealing with trauma victims. In order to help you rapidly study and put these concepts into practice when you need them the most, we have compiled all the crucial tools and techniques into a condensed, simple handbook.

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Quickly recall crucial information so you may use it confidently.

You may incorporate important concepts into your life and work by reinforcing them with the aid of our Professional Transcript. Because we want you to have the information and activities you require at your fingertips, we’ve created your transcript with an easy-to-use table of contents, clear, organized layout, and helpful highlight quotations.

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This Training Is Already Helping Your Coworkers
The significance of touch, sensory perception, and rhythm.

I’ve witnessed firsthand the enormous effects that trauma and neglect can have since I work mostly with people who have experienced these things. Bessel van der Kolk’s discussion of the significance of touch, rhythm, and other sensory experiences is interesting. I’ve discovered that it’s frequently helpful to ease clients into these activities gradually because, at first, feeling one’s own body or seeing one’s own breathing might be unfamiliar or even terrifying!

Corvallis, Oregon, counselor Michaela Lonning
This was incredibly reassuring to me because I’m a psychiatrist.

This was really encouraging to me as a psychiatrist who provides psychotherapy and teaches people meditation. Bessel arranged a great deal of information with grace, humor, and humility. I’m grateful.

Dr. Larry Drell
DC, Washington
In some ways so straightforward, but with such MASSIVE effects.

“This webinar, in my opinion, was AMAZING! I thought his emphasis on the more “OT” bodily types of therapy was spot on, and I am looking forward to my area and all related fields paying greater attention to this element. In some ways so straightforward, but with such MASSIVE effects. His candor and clarity were wonderful.

LCSW Jordana Raiskin
What Makes the Transcript Important:
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It is simple to refer back to the transcript and confirm any terms, citations, or names that are stated again.
We’ve included a table of contents so you can quickly locate the specific webinar segment you need.
If the ideas are already written down, you can make notes on how you’ll use them rather than copying them.
For some folks, reading is simply a superior form of learning than listening or watching
You can print out the techniques presented in the session and give them to your patients.