When Counting To 10 Does Not Work...
This training will introduce therapists, counselors, social workers and psychologists to the Neurosequential Model. Often called a Bottom-Up approach to growth and healing from trauma, the Neurosequential Model builds regulation and mindfulness into therapy services. Clinician considerations for incorporating into CCPT and Adlerian Play Therapy will be discussed. Participants will learn and incorporate regulation and mindfulness activities through hands-on activities throughout the workshop. The use of regulation and mindfulness will be incorporated in art, play and sandtray activities throughout the training. This workshop is geared towards working with children, teens and adults dealing with trauma.
By the end of the workshop participants will be able to:
- Define the Neurosequential Model and it's use in CCPT and Adlerian play therapy
- Name at least three ways the Neurosequential Model aids in healing from trauma
- Identify at least three techniques to create regulation and mindfulness in trauma-informed art, play and sandtray services
- Incorporate at least three aspects of the Neurosequential Model into art, play and sandtray services
2.5 Non-Contact CE/CEU's - APT Approved Provider #20-618 & Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling BAP#50-20533
Play therapy credit may not be awarded to non-mental health professionals
Neurosequential Model
Developed by Dr. Bruce Perry, the Neurosequential Model is a trauma-informed practice. Often called a Bottom-Up approach to growth and healing from trauma, the Neurosequential Model builds regulation and mindfulness into therapy services.
Experiential Therapies
Learn techniques to incorporate new mindfulness and regulation skills into experiential services. Art, play and sandtray therapy techniques for children, teens and adults in a trauma-informed practice are provided.
Regulation Strategies
We get it. School never truly prepared us for a dysregulated client. Counting to 10, deep breaths...none of them seem to help. This video will help build your repertoire of fun, engaging regulation activities.
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Your Trainer - Marla Berger, LMHC, ATR, RPT-S™, Eagala Advanced Certified
Marla is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Registered Art Therapist, Registered Play Therapist - Supervisor™, EMDR Trained, Qualified Supervisor, Natural Lifemanship Intensive Trained and an Eagala Advanced Certified Professional. In other words, she loves experiential therapies! Marla founded Berger Counseling Services in 2009 and has presented locally and nationally on experiential services, trauma and bereavement.
