Trauma Series Part 3

The Trauma Series Part III: Overcoming Dissociation

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Friday 12 November 2021

With Janina Fisher, PhD

  • Includes a recording of the event with access for a year (14 days post the event)
  • Bookings close at 9:00am GMT Tuesday 9 November

Disconnection from self in the context of traumatic experience is a survival strategy that allows victims to disown and distance themselves from what is happening. But it comes at a cost: long-lasting shame and self-loathing, difficulty self-soothing, internal conflicts and struggles, and complications in relationships with others.

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SPEAKERS

Dr Janina Fisher,

FULL PROGRAMME

16.00 GMT (11.00 EST)
Introductions

16.05
How Dissociation Facilitates Survival Under Threat and its Long-Term Repercussions
In normal life, dissociation aids peak performance, but in traumatic environments, it is the brain’s way of splitting off the traumatic event so humans can go forward as if everything is ‘fine.’ The painful repercussion of survival is fragmentation, self-rejection, self-attack, and self-alienation.

16.45
Q&A

17.00
Break

17.15
Befriending One’s Fragmented Selves: Learning to Recognize Painful Emotions as Communications from Parts
To re-connect to all aspects of one’s being requires recognition of the patterns of thoughts, feelings and physical reactions encapsulated in each part. Mindful observation and curiosity are usually easy for clients. Learning to interpret distress as the distress of a wounded part, rather than “my” distress, takes patience and practice.

18.00
Q&A

18.15
Break

18.30
Welcoming ‘Home’ Disowned Traumatized Parts: Visualization Techniques that Evoke Self-Compassion and Self-Connection
The use of guided visualization and imaginal techniques capitalize on the dissociative client’s ability to alter consciousness and makes possible an increasingly warm and empathic relationship to the parts that build self-compassion and self-acceptance.

19.15
Q&A

19.30
End

FEES

Includes handouts and a recording

Bookings close at 9:00am GMT Tuesday 9 November

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VENUE

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SCHEDULE

Friday
16.00 GMT (11.00 EST) Introductions
16.05 How Dissociation Facilitates Survival Under Threat and its Long-Term Repercussions
16.45 Q&A
17.00 Break
17.15 Befriending One’s Fragmented Selves: Learning to Recognize Painful Emotions as Communications from Parts
18.00 Q&A
18.15 Break
18.30 Welcoming ‘Home’ Disowned Traumatized Parts: Visualization Techniques that Evoke Self-Compassion and Self-Connection
19.15 Q&A
19.30 End

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