What You’ll Discover in Tim Worden The Neurophysiology of Addiction & Brain Based Relapse Prevention
- Faculty:
- Tim Worden
- Duration:
- 6 hours
- Format:
- Audio and video
- Copyright:
- Jan 15, 2015
Description
- An understanding of the underlying causes and treatment options can help you plan your treatment. of Addiction can cause neurological changes
- By understanding the five brain regions, you can structure a comprehensive treatment plan.-Tasks based of Recovery
- Evaluate relapse risk effectively
- A relapse prevention plan based upon neuroscience can be taken home and integrated seamlessly into your sessions. of Your psychotherapeutic approach
It can be frustrating to work with clients who are constantly hampered by addiction. The issues will always be there, no matter how good the client is doing. of Relapses can occur and the client will continue to struggle in therapy, despite all your best efforts.
Join addictions expert Dr. Tim Worden, to put these frustrations behind you – and see improved treatment outcomes. Tim It will make your life easier-To-To understand the neurophysiology, you need to be able to speak in a language that can be understood. of Client addiction. With a better understanding of your client, you can guide them through a blending process. of psychotherapy with an innovative relapse prevention plan – one that you’ll know exactly how to formulate after attending this seminar.
However of This approach can easily be integrated into your psychotherapeutic sessions. The best strategies and tools to use case in relapse planning are available as worksheets and tools.-By-Co-operation case-By the end, you will have cured any recurring disorders like trauma, anxiety, and depression of day. All mental health professionals, not only those in addiction counseling, can learn new skills and have the confidence to succeed.
Handouts
| Manual The Neurophysiology of Addiction Brain Based Relapse Prevention (1.5 MB) | 45 pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
The Neurophysiology of Addiction
- The continuum of abuse to dependence
- Normal neuro-Transmission
- The neurophysiology of dependence
- Addiction’s influence on co-Disorders such as anxiety and depression are more common than you might think.
The Neurophysiology of Motivation and Desire
- Addiction’s hijacking of The reward and motivational system
- The Relapse and emotional dysregulation are closely related
- The Relationship between motivation, motivation, and relapse in the frontal lobes
The Five Tasks of Recovery
- Addiction is driven by core emotional issues like depression and anxiety.
- Strategies for day-To-Day emotional regulation
- Relapse Prevention
- Motivational Change System: Life satisfaction, dopamine
- Structured ongoing recovery support
Relapse Prevention Start at Brain Perspective
- Dopamine–driven triggers for relapse
- Prevention strategies for cognitive, behavioral and emotional relapse prevention
- Motivational coping: The essence of A brain-Relapse prevention plan based
- Do it! of Not wanting to relapse
The To Long: Elements-Term Relapse Prevention
- Evaluate relapse risk effectively
- Be prepared for dopamine spikes
- The family/support network should be trained
- Identity as a non-User without loss
- The Long-term Life Plan-No term life satisfaction of Addiction
Faculty
Tim Worden, Ph.D. Similar seminars and products 2
Executive Director, Clinical Psychologist
Futures Wellness & Recovery
Dr. Tim WordenDr. John D., founder executive director and consultant of Futures Wellness & Recovery Center, Tequesta, Florida, is a licensed neuropsychologist and clinical psychologist. He currently practices in private in Los Angeles, specializing in addictions. He graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles. of South Florida 25 years ago. His substance abuse work includes outpatient (Palo Alto VA), inpatient (Linn County Drug & Alcohol Program), as well as several residential treatment centers where he is a staff psychologist. This includes clinical director positions at New Seasons Recovery, Summit Malibu, and New Seasons Recovery. He was a visiting assistant professor in our Department. of The University of Chicago offers clinical psychology of Florida’s clinical director will be responsible for pain management and neuropsychology. of a neuro-He was a rehabilitation psychologist and neuropsychologist for 10 years.
He developed Neuro, his psychotherapeutic approach to therapy.-Emotional Therapy (NET) emphasizes neurologically based emotional therapy-Motivational factors that influence change. He has doneve-This therapeutic approach was further enhanced by advanced training in Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT), and Dialectical Behavior therapy (DBT), which focus on emotional regulation. He has also coauthored.-He has written many articles about anger, anxiety, and health and developed the Life Satisfaction Questionnaire and the Human-Styles Questionnaire and the Values Clarification Inventory.-He is the author of the Work Attitudes Inventory which focuses upon Integrity in the Workplace. He is currently finishing books on overcoming guilt, shame, relapse Prevention: A Motivational Approach, and Life Satisfaction.
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