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Dates & LocationsJanuary 27-28, 2017
Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center 17620 International Blvd. Seattle, WA 98188 (206) 244-4400 March 10-11, 2017 Oregon Convention Center 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Portland, OR 97232 (503) 235-7575 March 10-11, 2017 LIVE WEBCAST Information on how to access the live webcast will be posted soon- check back for updates! Registration Information$287 Live Webcast Tuition
$297 Early Registration (received 14 days prior to workshop) $317 Regular Registration (received within 14 days of workshop) $347 Onsite Registration (space permitting) Register online and save $10
Register by Phone: (800) 258-8411 Register by Fax: (707) 755-3133 Workshop BrochureDisclosure InformationPlease remember to check speaker/planner conflict of interest disclosures prior to registering. Click here for more info.
PLEASE NOTE: This advanced workshop includes descriptions, videotapes, audiotapes, and/or reenactments of actual therapy sessions. Some of the case material may contain graphic descriptions of violence, sexual activity, or other content which could be disturbing, especially to participant who themselves have had similar experiences. The workshop is intended for healthy professionals and advanced students, who participate in at their own risk. If you find portions of the program upsetting, or if you need assistance for any other reason, please notify the instructor or program coordinator.
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Workshop DescriptionIn the last few years, the field of trauma has focused more on the treatment of self-division, inner conflicts, and fragmentation that is related to trauma. Ego-State Therapy is based on the premise that when the self is overwhelmed, especially by ongoing trauma, parts of the self get split off from the rest of the personality through dissociation in an attempt to maintain integrity and wholeness. As a result, the self can keep functioning without knowledge of, or full knowledge of, what otherwise might be overwhelming trauma. This “fragmentation” can protect us, and help us go on functioning. But our ability to function may be limited, may be incomplete, because not all of our ego states (our “parts”) are in alignment with one another – or in some case, even present. The resulting disarray can give rise to conflicts that block progress in life and impede therapy, since states that need the most help (or who could help the most) may not be participating.
In this workshop, you will learn how to integrate the principles and practices of Ego-State Therapy into your work with your most challenging clients. On Day One, Dr. Phillips will focus on a four stage model that can help you empower and stabilize your clients and help you find and work with ego states that contribute to or cause various symptoms and difficulties, as well as those who can help to resolve them. In addition, you will learn to find and work with the conflict-free self to build an effective platform for developmental repair as well as to renegotiate traumatic events so that the self can re-integrate. Day Two topics will focus on special clinical applications of ego-state therapy. You will learn how to identify ego states through primitive body experiences in order to work with very early trauma, how to use hypnotic suggestions to help ego states build alliances and work cooperatively toward common goals, how to use EMDR, Energy Psychology, Somatic Experiencing, and other tools to resource, regulate and repair trauma-related difficulties. Workshop topics will include efficient resolution of pain, anxiety, depression, panic, and complex problems such as fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, triggering, as well as more challenging atypical symptoms. As time permits, we will compare Ego-State Therapy with other major “parts” models in psychotherapy including Structural Dissociation, Internal Family Systems, Parts Psychology and others. We will also make time for case consultation and clinical questions. Live Webcast...
If you selected to attend the LIVE online webinar on March 10-11, please note the following.
Workshop ObjectivesAfter attending this workshop participants will be better able to:
Workshop AgendaWorkshop hours are 8 AM - 5 PM with an hour for lunch (on your own) from 12:30 PM to 2 PM. There will be one 15-minute break in the morning and another in the afternoon.
For a complete workshop agenda, please download the workshop brochure. Course Completion RequirementsOnline CE/CME Certificates are only available for those attending the seminar in its entirety. To be eligible to print your CE/CME Certificate online, you are required to sign in and out on the roster each day of the workshop, attend the course in full, and submit an evaluation. Registrants who do not want to complete this process online may pick up a paper form to complete onsite from the registration desk. Please pick up paper forms at the registration desk.
To obtain your Certificate of Completion, please follow these simple steps. Visit www.postactivity.com after the conclusion of the workshop. 1.Locate your customer account by following the directions on the screen. 2.Complete the workshop evaluation. 3.After the evaluation is submitted, your Certificate of Completion will appear for printing. 4.You may return at any time to reprint your certificate if needed. For further information, please refer to the yellow page in your workshop handouts or call customer service at 800-258-8411. ***Please Note: No partial CE/CME credit will be awarded. |