Attachment/Trauma/Dissociation
| Utilization of EMDR in the Treatment of Attachment Issues The role of early attachment disorganization in the genesis of complex and chronic trauma-related disturbances is well noted and has enabled clinicians to better understand dissociative disorders and attachment-based strategies for better dealing with clients suffering from these disorders. Infants are wired to attach to the caregiver for safety. But if the caregiver is dangerous, then a split in the personality occurs, resulting in a disorganized attachment style. This results in consequences that need to be addressed in treatment:
This workshop will address therapeutic strategies to address these
three issues, and how the therapist can deal with the difficulties
of a client with disorganized attachment. Further, the workshop will
address how EMDR can be integrated within these treatment strategies
to increase stabilization and coping resources, processing maladaptively
stored memories pertaining to attachment issues (for example, moments
of felt abandonment, betrayal by a care-giver, lack of soothing or
comfort in the face of distress that result in fear, powerlessness,
and negative sense of self). |
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Participants must have completed Weekend 1 training before undertaking this workshop. |
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There are no scheduled training dates for Attachment, Trauma and Dissociation in 2015 or 2016. Please visit this site again for future training dates.
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| NOTE:A minimum of 9 participants is required for training to proceed. |
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| About the instructor: Roger Solomon, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist who specializes in treatment of trauma and grief. He is on the Senior Faculty of the EMDR Institute and provides EMDR training internationally. At the present time, he is a consultant to NASA, the US Senate, South Carolina Department of Public Safety, and Polizia di Stato (Italy). He has also worked with are the FBI, the Secret Service, US Department of State Diplomatic Security, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, several national security agencies. Dr. Solomon has authored 33 articles and book chapters on topics of trauma, grief, stress, and EMDR. |