Approved for 6 EMDRIA Credits

One of the features sustaining complex trauma is the activation of dysfunctional positive affect, or the relief we experience when we prevent or contain a trauma activation. Specifically, this positive affect can enable and fuel the psychological defenses we are using, even if those defenses are also a detriment to us. The processes of avoidance, defense shame, and idealization are all manifestations of this positive affect. Working with there occurrences can be confounding to even the most seasoned EDMR clinician; however, we have tools to directly address these dysfunctionally stored emotions.

Presenter: Jett Cutter Roberts, LPC-S

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