IC11 Short Course 48 – How to Deal With Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) – Hypno- and Body-Therapeutic Interventions – Brigitta Loretan-Meier

Description:

Irritable Bowel Syndrome IBS is the most common gastrointestinal disorder. This presentation describes an interdisciplinarity approach. to IBS problems can be serious-patients. We find out that patients have multiple expectations and Clients who have high levels of anxiety and dysfunctional symptoms will need to be treated. and depression. How to You can improve your quality life. Complex IBS issues can be solved by focusing on the invisible and the affective. New approaches can help you set realistic goals. to The body and self-Regulation using different bodywork techniques and hypnotherapeutic strategies.—all focused on completing the vasomotoric stress circle (model of Gerda Boyesen) and Unfinished Stress Cycle ( Peter Levine), directed towards specific physical, and emotional and Ener-The getic aspects. Efficacy through therapeutical  intervention: hypnosis and Bodywork and breathing exercises and energetic movement are combined in the “healing” process.

Educational Objectives

1. Learn more about IBS and its effects by looking at the body. and The psychic aspects and The importance of psychotherapeutic interventions and high efficacy with Hypnotherapy.
2. Creativity is crucial in the journey to finding yourself-Focus on exploration and confidence and utilizing clients resources, and It is important to find new ways of being yourself-Management and Self-Regulation in the treatment of IBS.

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