What You’ll Discover in Charles A Simpkins Neuroscience for Clinicians Brain Change for Stress, Anxiety, Trauma, Moods and Substance Abuse
- Faculty:
- Charles A Simpkins, PH.D.
- Duration:
- 5 Hours 37 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Dec 16, 2016
Description
Neuroscience This has provided us with amazing insights into the brain’s workings and It is linked to our mental health. Recent research has shown that neuroplasticity occurs throughout life. This gives us hope. for No matter how long your client has been suffering, real change can be achieved.
This recording will help you connect complex science to your clinical practice. and Transform how you look and You can work with people who are anxious, traumatized or addicted. and Depressed clients
Learn how and Where neuroplasticity is found and It can be used therapeutically in many ways. Engage in fun learning experiences that will help you understand the basic principles and background you need for Use neuroscience in your work. Multimodalities are available to overcome resistances and trigger creative responses. and turn problems into potentials. Every therapy session will be enhanced with new perspectives and Top can be used to initiate change-Down, bottom-up, and Horizontal methods can be customized to your liking.
This program will help you become the best clinician possible. and Feel confident incorporating the most recent neuroscience findings into your treatments.
Handouts
| Manual (27.58 MB) | 116 pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
- You can tour the Brain: What clinicians should know about neurons, structures, pathways, and networks
- View brain structures in 3-D
- How top is processed by the brain-Down, bottom-up, and horizontal
- The interplay between mental and physical health and Structures and functions of key nervous systems and The pathways
- Use implicit and explicit memories
- How clinical interventions can be influenced by key pathways
- Pain Pathway
- Reward Pathway
- Fear-Stress Management
- Nervous System Networks and The Social Brain: We are wired for attunement
- Default Mode and Task Mode Networks – TMN
- A healing attachment
- Activate mirror neurons bottom-Up
- Neuroplasticity and Neurogenesis: How your brain can change
- There are three time frames for Change
- Neuroplasticity in the synapse
- How to encourage neuroplasticity among clients
- Neuroplasticity in action: Use your brain!
- Pray Interventions for Healing begins at the bottom-Top, up-down, and horizontal
- Sensory Awareness
- Meditation and Mindfulness
- Body Work
- Unconscious and The DMN
- The Mind-Body Link
- Incorporate the Brain into Treatments
- Stress
- Stress alters the nervous systems
- Calm the fear/stress response
- Relax and be alert for Bettercoping
- Trauma
- With yoga, you can build your confidence
- The malleability of memories and Clinical implications for Treating trauma
- Reconsolidate implicit memories
- Anxiety
- An anxious brain reaction
- Top down/bottom up/ horizontally
- With movement, calm your limbic system.
- Relax the insula with meditative sensory awareness
- Consciously deconstruct your sensations
- Substance Abuse
- Brain Areas that are involved in addiction
- Rewire the reward system
- Retire from pleasure and Pain
- Prefrontal connections and Judgment
- Depression
- The depressed brain phenomenon
- Yoga has many benefits and Meditation on the nervous system
- The prefrontal cortex and cingulate Gyrus regulate the limbic system and mindfulness
- Unify real and Ideal
- Through mirror neurons, foster joy in your relationship
- Have compassion and gratitude
- Stress
- 6 Principles for Incorporating Brain Incorporate your Therapy
Faculty
Charles A Simpkins PH.D. Similar seminars and products: 4
Charles A. Simpkins, Ph.D., Is a psychologist that specializes in neuroscience, psychotherapy and meditation and hypnosis. Annellen, his wife. Charles Has co-He authored 28 books. Many of these books were bestsellers. Their most recent books about neuroscience are Yoga and Mindfulness Therapy Workbook for Clinicians and Clients (PESI, 2014), Neuroscience for Clinicians (Springer, 2012), The Dao Neuroscience (Norton 2010) and Neuro-Hypnosis (Norton 2010). They also wrote about meditation for Healthy mind-Brain Change: The Tao of Bipolar. (New Harbinger 2013), Zen Meditation for Psychotherapy (Wiley, 2012), Meditation and Yoga as Psychotherapy (Wiley, 2011), and Meditation for Therapists and Their clients (Norton 2001). There are more than 20 editions of their books in other countries. and Numerous awards have been won.
Dr. Simpkins Psychotherapy has been practiced for Over three decades and Meditative teaching and Hypnotic methods to help the mind-People of all ages can benefit from brain development. His involvement in neuroscience has been extensive. for 18 years – integrating it into treatments and Helping to present the most recent research findings for practitioners. Seminars are presented at professional conferences, state mental hospital campuses, and university campuses. and To popular and Professional audiences from around the world. Charles Did psychotherapy research occur? and He is currently doing neuroscience research on unconscious movement. He has worked with several psychotherapy masters including Jerome D. Frank and Milton H. Erickson. and Ernest L. Rossi, and Neuroscience innovators include Vilayanur Ramachandran and Jaime Pineda. PaulOnline viewing or digital downloadand Patricia Churchland, Stephen Anagnostaras, and William Bechtel.
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