What You’ll Discover in Janina Fisher Brain-To-Brain Mastering the Neurobiological Waltz
- Faculty:
- Janina Fisher
- Duration:
- 2 Hours 48 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and video
- Copyright:
- Mar 22, 2017
Description
Adults who have been raised by frightening and neglectful caregivers may find that they are living with an unconscious somatic legacy. This means that they long for intimacy but can’t tolerate it. Even their nervous systems rebel against physical proximity To others, or can’t tolerate being without proximity. As a result, their relationships—even with therapists—are tumultuous. The necessary strategy for working with these clients is coregulation, an approach that doesn’t depend on words but rather on a brain-to-Brain neurobiological waltz, which relies on the therapist’s attunement to implicit emotional and somatic communication. You’ll explore how to:
- Recognize the core issues the therapeutic alliance—such as idealization and devaluing, stuckness, struggles for control, and abandonment fears—as manifestations of traumatic attachment
- Get skilled in “right brain to right brain” Communication, or being capable of communicating “talk” Without words
- Participate in an “dyadic dance” Begin to mirror the rhythms, body language, tone, facial expressions, gestures and movements of your clients with you
Handouts
| ZNM052975 (2.28 MB) | 19 pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
- A dance between attachment systems and therapeutic relationship
- Early childhood experiences have an impact on attachment and affect regulation
- Arousal and self-Regulation
- Secure v. insecure context
- Systems and brain structures that are related to self-Regulating affect
- Parasympathetic, sympathetic, and efferent nervous system functions
- Hypoarousal, hyperarousal: The consequences
- The unconscious nature of early attachment experiences
- Body memory/somatic learning
- Avoidance or Approach
- Therapy relationship and managing fear
- Styles of attachment
- Unconscious nature of body memories
- Therapy communication and nonverbal cues
- Arousal can be controlled successfully
- The optimal window of arousal
- Dysregulation in therapists
- Recognizing somatic and countertransference
- Sensorimotor Psychotherapy
- The impact of labeling, internal dialog and labeling
- Mind/body integration
- Incorporating mindfulness practices
- Co-Regulation in interpersonal psychotherapy
- Effective communication methods
- Connecting and integrating sensory percepts
- Experimentation can be a technique
- Working brain to mind
- Mirror neurons play a role
- Social engagement system
- Resistance is not an option.
- Summary
Faculty
Janina Fisher, Ph.D Similar seminars and products 63
Janina Fisher, Ph.D., Is a licensed clinical psychologist and instructor the Trauma Center was founded by Bessel van den Kolk, MD. Faculty member of the Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute, a past president of the EMDR International Association, is a consultant in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute. the New England Society for the Harvard Medical School, Dr. Fisher Lectures in the United States and abroad the Integration the neurobiological research, new trauma treatment paradigms and traditional psychotherapies.
Disclosures to Speakers: Financial: Janina Fisher Private practice. PESI, Inc. provides a speaking honorarium.
Nonfinancial: Janina Fisher Does not have any relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose.
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