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Curriculum
BEGINNING:
Usually consists of three 4-day seminars.
- Understand the physiological basis of trauma.
- Learn about containment, resourcing and empowerment.
- Study tracking skills, titration and establishing
continuity through the felt sense.
- Practice establishing defensive orienting responses,
completion and discharge.
- Explore coupling dynamics, the elements of internal
experience (SIBAM), and integrating experiential polarities,
in order to restore creative self-regulation.
- Be able to identify, normalize, and stabilize traumatic
reactions.
- Attain skills to avoid pitfalls of re-traumatization
and false memory.
- Learn to uncouple fear from immobility; re-establish
and maintain healthy boundaries.
- Investigate the transformative qualities of trauma.
- Integrate trauma work into ongoing therapy.
- Acquire short-term solutions to acute and chronic
symptoms.
INTERMEDIATE:
Usually consists of three 4-day seminars.
Examine the different categories and causes of traumatic shock
and approaches to treating each case including:
- Global High Intensity Trauma i.e. surgery, electrocution,
hallucinogens, drowning, suffocation, strangulation, fetal
distress, traumatic birth, intrauterine stress, and invasive
medical procedures in utero.
- Inescapable Attack i.e. by wild animals, rape, war, bombings,
physical abuse, mugging, incest, molestation.
- Physical Injury i.e. surgery, anesthesia, burns, poisoning,
hospitalizations, stabbing, gunshot wounds.
- Failure of Physical Defense i.e. falls, high impact
accidents, head injury.
- Emotional Trauma i.e. severe neglect and abandonment,
severe loss, ongoing abuse.
- Natural Disasters i.e. earthquakes, fires, tornadoes,
floods, social dislocation from the natural world and community.
- Horror i.e. seeing an accident (especially with blood,
gore), watching someone else be abused, raped, killed or tortured,
killing or hurting someone yourself.
- Torture and Ritual Abuse i.e. war torture, repeated
rape in war, concentration camp, and systematic abuse (sometimes
with the person drugged).
ADVANCED:
Usually consists of two 6-day seminars.
- Learn about the relationship of trauma to various
clinical syndromes.
- Further integrate SE theory and practice into the
specialty area of the therapist.
- SE bodywork in working with the different categories
of trauma.
- Application of research in the psychophysiology of
trauma.
- The ‘art’ of therapy.
- Special topics including work with children and infants.
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