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How to Treat Addiction and Trauma Together: Gabor Mate, Stephen Porges & Other Experts Debate
Extended education and training tools for professionals, staffers, and individuals.
Get free companion resources here, usabp.teachable.com/p/integrating-addiction-and-trauma-treatment
Gabor Mate, Stephen Porges, Jan Winhall, Aline LaPierre, Cynthia Price, and Joanne Barron present a paradigm shift using integrative bottom-up, top-down, and systemic approaches.
Topics include:
- new clinical approaches
- scientific development
- cultural trends
- recent research
- treatment center experiences
0:00 Introduction - Liam Blume
1:30 Embodiment Exercise, Facilitated by Serge Prengel
9:48 Gabor Mate, A Clinical & Historical Perspective
20:20 Stephen W. Porges, A Polyvagal Perspective
26:30 Jan Winhall, Adaptive Responses to Maladaptive Environments
43:05 Aline LaPierre, Use of Touch in Clinical Work
55:00 Cynthia Price, New NIH Research for BodyMind Care
1:08:45 Joanne Barron, Trauma-Informed Treatment Center Care
1:25:55 Ending the systemic perpetuation of stress
1:32:10 Taking the theory of safety, threat, and trauma into the body
1:38:45 Most important work with addicts
1:39:50 What can we do systemically to heal as a nation
1:49:49 How to use therapeutic touch
1:59:30 Working with Pause, Felt Sense & Meaning
2:03:45 Co-regulation, neurological imprints & mindfulbody awareness
2:07:00 How to evaluate treatment centers
2:10:35 Embodiment Exercise, Facilitated by Serge Prengel
Description:
Addiction treatment has been driven by a pathologizing model that leaves out the wisdom of the body in the healing journey. This forum will bring together leading experts who will share the evolving new paradigms based on cultural trends, scientific discoveries, recent research, new clinical approaches, and treatment center experiences.
This event will address aspects of managed care at treatment centers. It will present the inter-related treatment of trauma and addiction using bottom-up and top-down integrative approaches. Through our panelist presentations and discussions, clinicians, practitioners, professionals, and staffers can get the big picture and in-practice insights for treatment.
The Q&A segment will address today's pressing questions in our field.
This USABP Forum precedes the 2022 International Body Psychotherapy Journal Spring-Summer Issue (our international peer-reviewed journal) that will feature articles, research, book reviews, and more on addiction.
Panelists & Their Topics:
Dr. Gabor Mate
A Clinical & Historical Perspective
Treating Addiction, Trauma and Emotional Loss Together amidst a Toxic Culture
drgabormate.com/courses/
Dr. Stephen W. Porges
Honorary Director of Research, USABP
2018 Pioneer Award Recipient, USABP
Addiction from a Polyvagal Perspective: An unsuccessful attempt to feel safe in a body locked in a state of threat
Kinsey Institute Traumatic Stress Research Consortium: kinseyinstitute.org/research/traumatic-stress.php
Polyvagal Institute: www.polyvagalinstitute.org/
Jan Winhall, MSW, RSW, FOT
The Felt Sense Polyvagal Model of Trauma and Addiction
Seeing Addictions as Adaptive Responses to Maladaptive Environments
janwinhall.com/community/
Dr. Aline LaPierre, PsyD, MFT
Editor-in-Chief, International Body Psychotherapy Journal
New Perspectives on the Therapeutic Use of Touch in Clinical Work
Right Brain-to-Right Brain Implicit Processes for Integrated Attachment Repair
neuroaffectivetouch.com/
Dr. Cynthia Price, MA, LMT
Research Presentation:
Mindful Interoceptive Awareness Training for those in Recovery
Research: www.cmbaware.org/publications/
Dr. Joanne Barron, PsyD, NMP
Trauma-Informed Treatment Center Care:
Systemically incorporating bottom-up and top-down approaches into treatment center practices
www.traumaandbeyondcenter.com/
Serge Prengel, LMHC
Movement Facilitator
activepause.com/
Liam Blume, CPRA
USABP Programs Director
Master of Ceremonies
soulworkla.com/
The United States Association for Body Psychotherapy (USABP) is dedicated to providing you:
- Personal and professional development event opportunities from around the world
- Find a Therapist and Refer a Therapist Directories
- International Peer Reviewed Journal
- Case Studies and Tools from clinicians and practitioners in the field
- Webinar training that includes demonstrations and experiential activity
- Extended education for mental health professionals
- Research from global leaders in science
- Scholarships
- Conferences
Find out more at www.usabp.org.
The leader in delivering Somatic Psychology & Body Psychotherapy learning resources.
Enroll Now. It's Free.
At usabp.teachable.com
USABP Mission: usabp.org/About
Member Benefits: usabp.org/Member-benefits
Get free companion resources here, usabp.teachable.com/p/integrating-addiction-and-trauma-treatment
Gabor Mate, Stephen Porges, Jan Winhall, Aline LaPierre, Cynthia Price, and Joanne Barron present a paradigm shift using integrative bottom-up, top-down, and systemic approaches.
Topics include:
- new clinical approaches
- scientific development
- cultural trends
- recent research
- treatment center experiences
0:00 Introduction - Liam Blume
1:30 Embodiment Exercise, Facilitated by Serge Prengel
9:48 Gabor Mate, A Clinical & Historical Perspective
20:20 Stephen W. Porges, A Polyvagal Perspective
26:30 Jan Winhall, Adaptive Responses to Maladaptive Environments
43:05 Aline LaPierre, Use of Touch in Clinical Work
55:00 Cynthia Price, New NIH Research for BodyMind Care
1:08:45 Joanne Barron, Trauma-Informed Treatment Center Care
1:25:55 Ending the systemic perpetuation of stress
1:32:10 Taking the theory of safety, threat, and trauma into the body
1:38:45 Most important work with addicts
1:39:50 What can we do systemically to heal as a nation
1:49:49 How to use therapeutic touch
1:59:30 Working with Pause, Felt Sense & Meaning
2:03:45 Co-regulation, neurological imprints & mindfulbody awareness
2:07:00 How to evaluate treatment centers
2:10:35 Embodiment Exercise, Facilitated by Serge Prengel
Description:
Addiction treatment has been driven by a pathologizing model that leaves out the wisdom of the body in the healing journey. This forum will bring together leading experts who will share the evolving new paradigms based on cultural trends, scientific discoveries, recent research, new clinical approaches, and treatment center experiences.
This event will address aspects of managed care at treatment centers. It will present the inter-related treatment of trauma and addiction using bottom-up and top-down integrative approaches. Through our panelist presentations and discussions, clinicians, practitioners, professionals, and staffers can get the big picture and in-practice insights for treatment.
The Q&A segment will address today's pressing questions in our field.
This USABP Forum precedes the 2022 International Body Psychotherapy Journal Spring-Summer Issue (our international peer-reviewed journal) that will feature articles, research, book reviews, and more on addiction.
Panelists & Their Topics:
Dr. Gabor Mate
A Clinical & Historical Perspective
Treating Addiction, Trauma and Emotional Loss Together amidst a Toxic Culture
drgabormate.com/courses/
Dr. Stephen W. Porges
Honorary Director of Research, USABP
2018 Pioneer Award Recipient, USABP
Addiction from a Polyvagal Perspective: An unsuccessful attempt to feel safe in a body locked in a state of threat
Kinsey Institute Traumatic Stress Research Consortium: kinseyinstitute.org/research/traumatic-stress.php
Polyvagal Institute: www.polyvagalinstitute.org/
Jan Winhall, MSW, RSW, FOT
The Felt Sense Polyvagal Model of Trauma and Addiction
Seeing Addictions as Adaptive Responses to Maladaptive Environments
janwinhall.com/community/
Dr. Aline LaPierre, PsyD, MFT
Editor-in-Chief, International Body Psychotherapy Journal
New Perspectives on the Therapeutic Use of Touch in Clinical Work
Right Brain-to-Right Brain Implicit Processes for Integrated Attachment Repair
neuroaffectivetouch.com/
Dr. Cynthia Price, MA, LMT
Research Presentation:
Mindful Interoceptive Awareness Training for those in Recovery
Research: www.cmbaware.org/publications/
Dr. Joanne Barron, PsyD, NMP
Trauma-Informed Treatment Center Care:
Systemically incorporating bottom-up and top-down approaches into treatment center practices
www.traumaandbeyondcenter.com/
Serge Prengel, LMHC
Movement Facilitator
activepause.com/
Liam Blume, CPRA
USABP Programs Director
Master of Ceremonies
soulworkla.com/
The United States Association for Body Psychotherapy (USABP) is dedicated to providing you:
- Personal and professional development event opportunities from around the world
- Find a Therapist and Refer a Therapist Directories
- International Peer Reviewed Journal
- Case Studies and Tools from clinicians and practitioners in the field
- Webinar training that includes demonstrations and experiential activity
- Extended education for mental health professionals
- Research from global leaders in science
- Scholarships
- Conferences
Find out more at www.usabp.org.
The leader in delivering Somatic Psychology & Body Psychotherapy learning resources.
Enroll Now. It's Free.
At usabp.teachable.com
USABP Mission: usabp.org/About
Member Benefits: usabp.org/Member-benefits
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I love your meditations !
This is an excellent talk. Thank you for sharing.
« Any thing that provide pleasure or relief and therefore craves » is not a correct definition of addiction. You can get relief or pleasure from something and not crave for this. To write like this you can tell he was never really addicted and does not really know addiction from the inside. In my opinion, he is more a great social thinker and writer than an addiction expert.
I just wanted to point out that Gabor made a comment that stated something about how individuality is toxic, when he has stated in previous podcasts that individuality is something we need in society. I think what he meant to say is that indivdualism is toxic.
Excellent coach!!
Great video😊
Gabor thank you for being you
his description of Anxiety is fascinating... In Chinese Medicine it follows the Chong Mai... a channel that is paired with the Pericardium channel as 1 pair in the 8 extra channels. I use this in treating anxiety syndromes
A modest TH-cam video it would seem but the world needs people centred in this foundational awareness as our leaders. We need to renew our world from this core ground of our being. ❤
This work is the simple, practical foundation of the paradigm shift the human race needs if it is to continue and go forward in a healthy relationship with itself and with the whole of life on this planet. ❤
Wonderful exercise. Thank you so much❣
There is not an interprator to fransh ?!
After an hour and a half, this broadcast, starts getting better and better.
Really loved this, thank you from Norway!
It's fear what damges nervous system I been told
This video was great! Thanks for posting it!
Thanks for the embodied intro, Serge.
Thank you so much :)
Thank you so much :)
Thank you so much for this new way for grounding and especially to experience it from unity. 🙏🧡 🙏
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Beautiful ! Thank You !
Thank you for the Orientation exercise at the 11:00 minute mark. It was helpful!
Meditation begins at 1:25
Thank you
Meditation begins at 1:42
Wow! THANK YOU 😊🙏
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Thank you this is very useful
. A deeper understanding in how the body responds to gentle caring touch even from a distance. Amazing !
Thank you for sharing Mara. So glad we could share this with you.
Thank you for a new way to ground! I feel more firm in my body and mind. Will do this daily!.
Wonderful! So glad to hear it Dolores!
So good to have somatic tools that do not include breathing as we are in a time of breath potentially being an influenza spreader. Adds to my somatic repertoire for for telebehavioral health.
I really enjoy discovering these short exercises... and making these videos so we can all return to them to redo the exercises and get the benefits they bring in to our daily life. The explanations of them round out the experience.
Thank you for this share and feedback
Really liked the information. Exercise actually opened up my nervous system with yawning, always my clue it is working well. Thanks for the tieing it to the polyvagal theory. Ties nicely also to Daniel Siegels work and others articulating a means to ground and broaden our awarness through the softening into the ventral vagus healing nerve. Thanks Liam and Boaz.
Thanks for sharing your experience Marcia.
With pleasure Marcia, we're glad you liked it! We are proposing more seminars with the USABP soon, stay tuned!
My anxiety is severe. I find small subtle moments that bring attention to the body to be anxiety creating. Just doing the tongue thing created a mild sense of panic, if mild panic can be a thing. One of the things that helps me is weight training. There are all sorts of things going on with endorphins etc but I also find the very powerful, aggressive, unsubtle movements reassuring and effective. It tames the energy rather than counter acting it. I've never been good with subtle exercises. They make me feel restricted. Is there a way get closer to being able to do exercises like this?
Have you looked into neurolinguistic programming (NLP)?
@@Chinita444 Hello. Thank you for your message. I tried doing NLP on my own without success. I had very similar problems. Not being able to settle is a simplistic way of describing what happens. it's complicated and I can't pin down exactly what happens. It's confusing. I have Complex PTSD and have heard that this is quite a common problem for people with this condition. I can't meditate at home but I have been on retreats where I was able to. Have you had success with NLP?
@@yetanotherperson6436 any luck so far ? hope you find some relief. I too have CPTSD and similar issues.
@@remon563 Hello Remon. I haven't had any luck with these exercises. Please don't let that discourage you. We are all different. I wish that I had some advice that I could give you. Good luck with finding something that helps you.
@@yetanotherperson6436 same to you ! take a look at Sukie Baxtar's youtube. Her exercises do seem to help somewhat. Also, fixing the gut is what currently has the biggest impact for me. Dr. Berg has some good tips that helped me somewhat. Good luck to you to :)
Congratulations Liam👍🏻
Thank you Jorge. So good to hear from you!
HI Andy, as a former student of Andy's I can only recommend you go attend a training with him All the knowledge I have gained form Andy has informed my work with individuals and communities, especially when working with trauma. Also check out his Enneagram workshops you will learn more about yourself than you could p;possibly imagine!