Date/Time
Date(s) - Saturday, March 22, 2014
10:00 am - 5:30 pm
Location
Sacramento Friends Meeting House
Category(ies)
“The Regulators of Our Physiology are Embedded in Relationships”
Come join me in this educational and experiential 1-day workshop designed to highlight the interpersonal nature of our nervous systems in support of recovering from the hidden relational traumas that have affected us throughout our lives.
We will discuss and explore:
- The Interpersonal Nature of Developmental Psychology: The “Social Brain”
- The Differences between “Shock” and “Developmental” Trauma
- Healthy vs Toxic Shame: The function and dysfunction of shame dynamics
- Shame as the underlying mechanism of developmental trauma, and various disorders
- Inquiry into our own developmental challenges and unresolved toxic shame
- Self-help and therapeutic skills designed to shift shame dynamics and heal our social brain (support greater connection, empowerment and healthy relationships)
This workshop is designed for:
- Psychologists, Psychotherapists, Social Workers and Counselors
- Educators
- Doctors and Nurses, particularly early child care
- Alternative Health Care Professionals
- Parents
- Coaches
- Anyone interested in learning a new perspective on developmental trauma, shame and relationships
Learning through…Pleasure, Play and Connection
FACILITATOR:
Brad Kammer, MFT, LPCC, SEP
COST:
$125
$85 [For Students and Interns]
20% off for groups of 3 or more
[$20 non-refundable deposit for cancellations]
*CEUs (6 CREDIT HOURS) for MFTs, LPCCs, LCSWs
(CEUs included in cost of workshop)
LOCAL COORDINATOR:
Rebeca Keck
(916) 335-7857
healingtx@gmail.com
Bookings
Bookings are closed for this event.
