Course Description

This workshop—presented by Kathleen Martin, LCSW and Cindy Shrigley, MSW, RSW—helps clinicians transform the quality and pace of their work with complex trauma clients, reversing the processes of non-realization and non-personification with skill and finesse. An introduction of a technique called the Benefit Question will be demonstrated to increase clients’ capacity for self-regulation, realization, and personification. A new technique called Oblique Time Orientation will be demonstrated through case examples and transcripts. Strategies to identify and treat Dissociative Cognitive Errors along with case examples will give clinicians a deeper understanding of how to treat complex trauma within the AIP model.

Presenter(s)

Kathleen Martin, LCSW

Cindy Shrigley, MSW, RSW