[Download Now] Mindfulness and Neuroplasticity in the Treatment of Trauma – Janina Fisher

There are traumatic experiences that are remembered as speechless terror, overwhelming emotions and body sensations, self-destructive impulses and intractable depressions.

traumatic events have been wired into the brain and body as automatic reactions to present experience disconnected from any context that could explain them. The world still feels unsafe decades after the trauma despite the best efforts of the client and therapist.

Janina Fisher, PhD, an international trauma expert and author, will teach techniques from Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, a body-centered therapy for the treatment of trauma. New strategies to treat the often baffling treatment challenges presented by these traumatized clients are provided by Dr. Fisher.

This way of working allows both you and your client to feel a greater sense of hope and mastery as you address the challenges of trauma treatment.

1. Describe the neurobiological effects of traumatic experiences.
2. Identify indicators of post-traumatic implicit versus explicit memory.
3. Explain the role of the body in perpetuating post-traumatic symptoms.
4. Describe neuroplasticity and how it can be facilitated in treatment.
5. Demonstrate mindful versus non-mindful therapeutic interventions.
6. Discuss the role of repetition in neuroplastic change.

HowMATIC experiences are remembered.

• Results of the brain scan research
• Narrative memory centers are inhibited
• Activated implicit memory: Intense emotions, body sensations, impulses, intrusive images

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• How do we know we are remembering without a story?
• State-specific memory and traumatic triggers
• Neuroplasticity and survival under threat

The system is adapted to the terrain.

• “Neurons that fire together wire together”
• Trauma symptoms: Kindling and sensitization
• “Stuck’ cases
• Treatment-resistant depression
• Shame and self-loathing, numbing and shutdown
• Clients who go from crisis to crisis

There are meditation-based treatments.

• The symptoms tell the story better than the story
• Introduction to Sensorimotor
• Psychotherapy
• Video: Working with the body in treatment

There ismindedness in clinical practice.

• Ingredients of mindfulness
• Avoid attachment or aversion
• Implicit and procedural memory

There are emotions related to gentrification.

• Cognitive resources
• Somatic resources
• Interpersonal neurobiological resources

There are tendencies of ecological change.

• Inhibit problematic pattern of response
• Mindfully notice rather than react
• Experiment with new action or reaction
• Practice new pattern until it becomes automatic

There are neural clefts that can be used to talk therapy.

• Practice, practice, practice!
• Notice, notice, notice the results
• Encode change as it occurs

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