Approved for 6 EMDRIA Credits

Dysfunctional Positive Affect (DPA) is an underrecognized component in the maintenance of avoidant behavior, addiction, and procrastination. Attention is rarely given to the positive emotions – such as relief or enjoyment – that play a critical role in motivating these behaviors. This positive role plays a key role in the instilling of shame, which can lead to further engagement in avoidance. The cycle can be frustrating, both for clients and clinicians. However, there are tools to directly address these dysfunctionally stored emotions.

Presenter: Jett Cutter Roberts, LPC-S

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