NICABM – How to Foster Post-Traumatic Growth

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How to Encourage Post-Traumatic Growth
How to Assist Clients in Engaging with the Pain of Trauma in Order to Foster Growth
Dr. Steven Hayes PsyD Ron Siegel
Rick Hanson, PhD Kelly McGonigal, PhD
The essential link to suffering that builds the framework for transformation
The one element impeding the critical shift from shock to development
The four-stage method that assists customers in making sense of their misery.
The “gut check” that helps to reinterpret trauma and promotes growth
Post-Traumatic Growth Neurobiology
Dr. Stephen Porges Dr. Pat Ogden
PhD Joan Borysenko PhD Kelly McGonigal
How the neurobiological reaction of the body to trauma may trap clients in self-blame
The two crucial processes that are severely hampered by the body’s freeze reaction
Why a client’s level of arousal might have an impact on the integration of unprocessed trauma (and how to work with it)
How to Reframe the Trauma Context to Get Clients Out of Self-Blame
Dr. Rick Hanson PhD Kelly McGonigal PsyD Ron Siegel
What may go wrong when you assist a client in giving meaning to their trauma?
The critical distinction between justice and grievance, and how this distinction may spark change
One freeing shift in viewpoint that can provide clients with control over their future
The Importance of Relationships in Post-Traumatic Growth
Sue Johnson, Ph.D. Joan Borysenko, PhD Kelly McGonigal, PhD
How to assist clients who lack safe relationships in moving towards post-traumatic development
How this one aspect of trauma healing might influence whether or not the client relapses
The one type of connection that can have a dramatic impact on fear and wrath
One of the most significant indicators of post-traumatic development is a unique emotional state (and how to promote it)
How to Promote Growth Following Childhood Trauma
Dr. Marsha Linehan PsyD Ron Siegel
PhD Kelly McGonigal Dr. Rick Hanson
How to assist clients in repairing supportive family ties that have been shattered by trauma.
The adaptive coping strategy that helps clients restore their inner freedom by releasing revenge.
How to Assist Clients in Making Sense of a Traumatized World
Dr. Shelly Harrell PhD Kelly McGonigal PsyD Ron Siegel
One thing to avoid in therapy to prevent negatively impacting a client’s feeling of self
How to assist clients in letting go of self-states that are impeding progress (and a simple exercise that will help)
How Language Can Change the Course of an Intervention (And Foster Growth)
Dr. Scott Miller PhD Kelly McGonigal
PsyD Ron Siegel PhD Joan Borysenko
The powerful non-reaction that can drastically alter a client’s perception of themselves
When replying to a client’s tale, employ one game-changing mental checkpoint.
Two words that may free a client from embarrassment and vulnerability
One Critical Way for the Practitioner to Initiate Accelerated Growth
Dr. Michael Yapko PsyD Ron Siegel
How to assist clients in not making future judgments based on their previous experience.
How to deal with ruminating that keeps clients stuck in the past.
The exact skill set that can disrupt self-perpetuating trauma patterns

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