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NICABM is about how to work with perfection.

It is possible for a client to be locked in a constant state of anxiety.

It can lead to depression, chronic stress, and become a pain in the ass for shame.

How do we help clients achieve their goals without the harsh self-critical drive that is impacting their health and damaging their relationships?

The strategies from the top 26 experts in the world were gathered for this course.

• A mapping framework to help clients identify perfectionism patterns in the brain
• What goes on in a perfectionist’s brain and how it can create a self-made prison
• Why a perfectionist’s brain is highly optimized for detecting error

Helping clients see the hidden damage is the cost of perfection.

Melanie Greenberg, PhD is Deany Laliotis. Stan Tatkin is a PsyD. Kelly McGonigal is a PhD.

• The most powerful driver of perfectionism (and why clients so desperately cling to it)
• Why your client will often reject the idea that perfectionism is hurting them
• Two toxic factors that can set a perfectionist up for depression
• Why perfectionism so often presents with disrupted sleep

How to help clients break free from addiction.

Ron Siegel is a PsyD. Michael Yapko and Joan Borysenko are both PhD students.

• The addiction pattern that keeps many clients locked in a drive for perfection
• The perfectionist paradox: one way perfectionism actually promotes failure
• A core missing skill that can keep a client addicted to perfection

How to work with shame.

PhD Ron Siegel, PsyD Deany Laliotis. Richard Schwartz, Melanie Greenberg, and Rick Hanson are all PhDs.

• How perfectionism helps fuel a person’s feeling of “never good enough”
• One powerful strategy to foster the inner compassion that can reduce shame
• A body-centered approach for working with the painful feelings beneath perfectionism
• How to defuse an inner critic that’s driving your client’s perfectionism

How to work with clients who are perfect.

Ron Siegel is a PsyD.

• Why your client’s procrastination might be a hidden form of perfectionism
• How perfectionism can shift clients from motivation to paralysis
• The critical cost to a client who suffers perfection-driven paralysis

The Nervous System has Perfectionism stuck in it.

Stephen and Bonnie are both PhDs. Deb Dana is a LCSW.

• How to help clients listen to the story their nervous system is telling them
• The crucial link between perfectionism and early life attachment
• The core vulnerability that can lead to an obsession with perfection
• How the nervous system can trap a person in a perfection-isolation loop

There is a link between trauma and Perfectionism.

Onno van der Hart is a PhD student. Ron Siegel is a PsyD.

• How trauma strengthens the one core element that gives perfectionism its power
• Why trauma-driven perfectionism can often be mis-assessed as a personality trait

Strategies for working with obsessive Compulsive Disorders.

Bill O’Hanlon and Pat Ogden are both PhDs.

• How to help clients manage the OCD that’s keeping their perfectionism alive
• A bottom-up approach to treating hyperarousal triggered by perfectionism
• One technique to help a perfectionist safely experience mistakes

How can we help clients shift their mindset?

Lynn Lyons, Michael Yapko, and Zindel Segal are all PhDs.

• One crucial reason a client will hold onto perfectionism (even when it’s costing them)
• How to help clients soften their rigid perfectionistic boundaries
• How an overachiever will often assess imperfection (and why this keeps them stuck)

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