Dr Arielle Schwartz - Working with Complex Trauma

Arielle Schwartz shares essential insights and mind-body skills for helping clients with complex trauma, from navigating symptomatic overwhelm and phobic avoidance to understanding self-blame, shame and shutdown.
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Join Arielle and master the approach that combines Polyvagal theory, EMDR, parts work, somatic psychology and more during this Trauma Skills and Supervision Programme starting 3 October 2023!
Earn up to 25 CPD hours and get access to six group supervision sessions that will deepen your competency as a clinician and unlimited access to a 12-hour workshop recording!
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[@sarahjrurka]

Wow- dimming down the senses is exactly how I've already described my 20 year struggle with chronic derealization. Life without our sensory experience lacks so much beauty😢

[@jimrich4192]

Best description of how some therapists fear or DISCOUNT clients who express ANGER or TEARS!
That therapist is STILL holding & HIDING their own unfinished business!!!! 😮😢😅

[@MyLiwi]

Really good webinar thanks for sharing ❤

[@lindsay5305]

Thank you 😊

[@TPGNATURAL]

I really enjoyed the podcast. I do have a few issues. Will someone in somatic psychology tell us how and where our bodies store memory ? So far I have not heard the how and where memory neurons are in the body once. If not memory neurons then how ? How does our body sense danger ? I would like someone to explain this to us. All other branches of psychology (24) seems to me focus on the brain an the effects on thoughts, emotions and body. Many things Dr. Arielle said was brain science to me.

[@aml8760]

Trauma is stored in the nervous system and the brain stem. Its is on a cellular level

[@LoverofSunflowernBees]

America is horrible at helping us with this, I’m suffering and they don’t want to recognize that I have Complex PTSD and I’ve watched many many many videos by Tim Fletcher and the next thing I feel I’m going to hear from professionals is that he doesn’t count as having knowledge about Complex Trauma! And this country wants to know why people have such a high rate of suicide! Oh let me mention if you have insurance that you don’t pay for it’s the worst health care! Anything free doesn’t really seem to help from my own experience the best help we have to pay for and it’s over 1,000.00 dollars and the hospital for PTSD don’t take Medicaid or Med-Cal.

[@vannadrik]

Sorry to hear that , my sister has medical .. her hospitalizations at psych wards have been covered fully but yes that’s far from treatment .. emdr therapies that even people with bipolar and other disorders than ptsd need SO MUCH FOR RECOVERY.. are not covered by medical .. she’s ending up at the hospital psych ward for 14 days every time .. this time we have decided to pay cash for her visits at normal integrative facilities