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IC19 Workshop 37 - A 3-Step Model for Creating Corrective Experiences for Traumatized Clients - Maggie Phillips, PhD


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Topic Areas:
Workshops |  Trauma |  Experiential Therapy |  Polyvagal Theory
Categories:
Erickson Congress |  Erickson Congress 2019
Faculty:
Maggie Phillips, PhD
Duration:
1 Hour 57 Minutes
Format:
Audio Only
Original Program Date:
Dec 15, 2019
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Description:

This workshop presents a 3-Step Model for creating effective corrective experiences for traumatized clients. These steps are Hypnosomatic Resourcing, Re-regulating Nervous System Responses to Post-traumatic Triggering, and Repairing and Rewiring through Enduring Self-integration and Secure Attachment with Self and Others for Permanent Change. We will explore how to help clients shift from more passive responses in their lives to the use of action systems. Polyvagal theory is offered as a solution to unresolved trauma effects, and participants will learn how to move into the ventral vagal system to create safety, secure attachment, and self-connection. The workshop will include experiential exercises, demonstration, and clinical consultation.

Educational Objectives:

  1. List three ways of helping clients embody their experience and discover resources to expand.
  2. Explain re-regulation and how this process is connected with co-regulation.
  3. Explain how to develop secure attachment and complete developmental repair to stabilize wholeness and enhance resilience.

*Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality*

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Maggie Phillips, Ph.D, is a licensed psychologist in full-time private practice in Oakland, California. She is director of the California Institute of Clinical Hypnosis and past-president of the Northern California Society of Clinical Hypnosis.


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