With Richard Chefetz, MD
A Two-Day Fall Conference
Friday, October 28 + Saturday, October 29, 2016
For more information: http://www.mntraumaproject.com/richard-chefetz-workshop
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Recognize the difference between the origins of guilt and shame, their personal and interpesonal correlates, and how to work with both in therapy
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Identify clients in your practice who are carrying hidden shame and plan interventions to work with them
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Understand and be ble to apply the four basic patterns of infant attachment: Secure, anxious-ambivalent, avoidant, and disorganized/disoriented to adult clients and apply this understanding to clinical work
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Recognize and name basic expectable patterns of transference in persons with a history of chronic child maltreatment
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Learn how to utilize countertransference reactions typical of trauma treatments as a guide to understanding what is happening in our clients
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Understand how the dissociative process impacts on the subjective experience of trauma
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Learn how to ask appropriate questions to discern depersonalization, derealization, amnesia, identity confusion, and identity alteration toward making a diagnosis of a dissociative disorder