Means
for trauma integration
TRAINING COURSE
FOR THERAPISTS
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JULY 21 - SEPTEMBER 8
course description
The stabilization processes in moments of crisis, as well as the affective, nervous and relational regulation, are all mediated by the use of resources. Identifying resources, developing new ones and recovering those lost, is an essential part of psychotherapeutic work, and especially in trauma integration work.
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This course offers not only a conceptual base that allows the therapist to understand what the resources are, but also allows an approach to the different ways of working with them, in the clinical context.
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At the end of the course, the participant will be able to identify and use both internal and external resources. A special emphasis will be given to the development of somatic resources, to the embodiment non-somatic resources, and relational resources,
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ADDRESSED TO
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Psychologists, psychotherapists, mind-body therapists, mental health and psychosocial professionals, people who work directly with trauma.
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HOURLYINTENSITY
16 hours of class (8 sessions of 2 hours each) plus individual explorations and study at the participant's own pace.
CONTENTS
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WHAT ARE RESOURCES?
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RESOURCES FOR STABILIZATION
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AFFECTIVE REGULATION
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TYPES OF RESOURCES
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INTERNAL RESOURCES
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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SOMATIC RESOURCES
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RELATIONAL RESOURCES
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TRACKING, USE AND INSTALLATION OF RESOURCES IN PSYCHOTHERAPY
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USE OF RESOURCES IN THERAPY
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ONLINE WORK AND RESOURCES
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NERVOUS SYSTEM SCREENING
facilitator
Gabriela Martinez, M.A.
Psychologist from the Universidad de los Andes. Specialist in Planning and Administration of Regional Development.
Master's Degree in Somatic Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies - CIIS (San Francisco, USA).
Training in the Hakomi method of mindfulness-based somatic psychotherapy.
Specialist in integrative processes of trauma.
Psychotherapist for adults, couples, families and groups.
Active member of the team of the Pocket Project. as co-facilitator of the Intergenerational and Collective Trauma Exploration Laboratories in Colombia, Mexico and Latin America.
Clinical and community experience of more than 20 years.
Co-Creator Corasoma.
