How does neuroscience help us understand trauma?

What does neuroscience reveal about trauma? And how can we use these insights to help clients recover?

Bessel van der Kolk, MD has studied these questions for decades, and what he's discovered can revitalize our approach to helping clients heal from trauma.

And today, he'll be joining my friend Ruth Buczynski, PhD for a free webinar.

They'll be getting into the three major ways that trauma affects the brain, as well as key strategies that can help clients learn to tolerate sensations and become less reactive.

It's free to watch the webinar at the time of broadcast - here's the link where you can sign up.

Here’s a look at what else they'll cover:

·      The Profound Effect Trauma Can Have on Imagination, and How that Can Drastically Impact Patients' Lives

·      The Smoke Detector, the Cook, and the Watch Tower - How to Bring the Three Parts of the Brain that Play the Biggest Roles in Trauma Back Online

·      How Mindfulness Helps Us Tame Irrational Body Responses

·      Limbic System Therapy - A Different Approach to Calming Clients So They Can Process Traumatic Memories More Effectively

·      How to Use Neurofeedback to Train the Self-Reflective Part of the Brain

This is something you won't want to miss - here's the link again where you can sign up to watch the webinar free of charge.

Or, to own the entire series on Rethinking Trauma (including video and audio recordings, transcripts, and 4 bonus sessions) click here to register for a Gold Membership.

Pioneers like Bessel are changing the way we treat trauma - and the research shows no signs of slowing anytime soon.

That's why I think you'll want to tune in for this.

Sincerely,

CounsellingBC.com

PS NICABM's free webinar with Bessel van der Kolk, MD is on today - click this link to sign up now.