Kate Cohen-Posey – Neuroscience for Clinicians: Brain Change for Anxiety, Trauma, Impulse Control, Depression and Relationships
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- Faculty:
- Kate Cohen-Posey
- Duration:
- 6 Hours 9 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Apr 27, 2016
Description
Outline
Brain centers and neural pathways
- Find brain centers in the palm of your hand
- Rate where you and your clients fall on the reactivity scale
Brain-based strategies for common disorders: stress
- How stress alters the nervous system
- Bottom up (brain stem) regulation
- 8 tricks to calm the stress/fear pathway and strengthen the calm/alert pathway
- Breathe it to leave it exercises
- Find the fast-acting dive reflex
Anxiety and anger
- The anxious/angry brain reaction
- Horizontal (Brocca’s area) regulation
- Use words to calm reactivity
- Notice and narrate: name it to tame it
- 10 disorders that cause anger danger
- Panic disorder-turn off adrenalin
- OCD-Turn on dopamine to get unstuck
- Two minute hybrid yoga/mindfulness exercise to reduce reactivity
Depression
- The depressed brain pattern
- Top down (cortical) regulation
- Dopamine to dampen depression
- Brain structures in a heightened learning state
Trauma
- The traumatized brain
- Regenerate the hippocampus
- New treatments for trauma
- Integrate traumatic memories
- Trauma-informed chair yoga
Impulse control disorders
- Brain areas involved in impulsive behavior
- Distinguish compulsions from impulsiveness
- Identify the positive feeling state
- Rewire the reward pathway
- Practice mindfulness of urges
Transform brain research into interventions
- Change the brain’s negative bias
- Externalize & personify negative thoughts
- Rapidly activate centers for positive emotions
- No-fail homework assignments
- 4-step method to overcome negative self-talk: demonstration and practicum
- Replace controlling, critical inner voices with compassion and curiosity
- Use memory tricks to increase mindfulness
- Learn the prerequisite for deep therapeutic change
- Mix everyday tech savvy with neuroscience
Interpersonal neurobiology: the social brain
- Identify client attachment style
- Change reactions into responses
- How individuation can cause primal panic
- Learn the untold truth about assertiveness
Stop the vicious cycle of insecure attachment
- Change attack/defend, pursue/distance interaction patterns
- Demonstration: how to breathe calm into life’s cruel moments
- Affirm to calm and bond with oxytocin
- Ask questions: from fight to forethought
- Actively listen: from anger to containment
- Hidden hints: use soothing hypnotic language
- Observe non-verbal Aikido demonstration
- Practice text role-plays
- Learn a protocol for disarming responses
- Applications for parents, spouses, toxic families, and the workplace
Faculty
Kate Cohen-Posey, MS, LMHC, LMFT Related seminars and products: 4
Kate Cohen-Posey, MS, LMHC, LMFT, is the director of Psychiatric & Ā Psychological Services in Lakeland, FL and has 40 years of clinical experience. She is the author of several Ā books: Her best-selling client handout books offer concise information on common disorders and Ā relationship problems; Making Hostile Words Harmless teaches how to disarm attack-defend-withdraw Ā neural pathways and is endorsed by Stephen R. Lankton, protĆĀĀ©gĆĀĀ© of Milton Erickson; Empowering Ā Dialogues Within gives more than 50 examples of brain change strategies by wiring negative brain centers Ā with their counter parts in the positive frontal lobe through dialogue. She is the inventor of the Handy Ā Brain Model – a teaching tool that makes complex neurological information understandable. Kate has Ā a knack for integrating wisdom from CBT, Ericksonian hypnosis, Gestalt, Ego State, EMDR, Somatic, and Ā Brain-spotting therapies with knowledge emerging from neuroscience and brain imaging studies. She Ā has also studied with the Hokori-Ji Zen Center and has been practicing yoga for many years.
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