Overview of the theory of structural dissociation Dissociative parts vs. ego states Flight, fight, freeze, and submission defenses Emotional parts Apparently Normal parts Defining Dissociation Differentiating between the different types of dissociative disorders Ego states on a dissociation continuum

Differentiate the different types of dissociative disorders. Discuss dissociative parts as it applies to dissociative disorders. Identify different types of parts or self-states and their roles in the internal organization of the mind in dissociative disorders. Describe important factors in opening the treatment of dissociative disorders clients/patients. Apply theory to case material provided by the instructor and students. Explore and discuss the use of techniques specific to working with DID, such as developing internal communications, collaboration, cooperation, etc. Describe the window of tolerance and affect regulation and apply it to DID clients.

Counselors Social Workers Psychologists Case Managers Addiction Counselors Therapists Marriage & Family Therapists Other Mental Health Professionals Nurses

Access to a 5-hour workshop online. A PDF file of the presentation slides will be emailed. The CEU test and course evaluation will be emailed. This program has the advantage of allowing you to proceed at your own pace, in your own time and space.

Working With Dissociative Identity Disorder Online Workshop

Based on The International Society for the Study of Dissociation (ISSTD) Guidelines for Treating Dissociative Identity Disorder, this workshop will address current theories of Complex-PTSD and dissociation, including case conceptualization, treatment planning, and phase-orientated therapy. This workshop is geared toward mental health professionals who are interested in developing their skills in treating clients with chronic trauma-related dissociative disorders.

Grievances: if there are any questions or complaints (i.e. course content, facilities, certificates, miscellaneous occurrences), please contact me directly. There are NO refunds for this workshop.

Pasadena Trauma Therapy, Inc. is approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT) to sponsor continuing education for MFTs, LCSWs, and LPCCs. Pasadena Trauma Therapy, Inc. maintains responsibility for any program/course and its content. Provider Number 86858.

Workshops

Dissociative Identity Disorder Workshop

Presented by Cristina Mardirossian, LMFT

Once you have purchased the workshop, you will receive an email with confirmation of the purchase (please make sure to check your spam folder as well). You can then log into your account and gain access to the PDF PowerPoint presentation, the workshop evaluation sheet, and the CEU test. Thank you ahead of time for your interest in this workshop!

This training will offer a full-day workshop on an integrative, practical treatment approach for clients who have dissociative identity disorder.

The cost is $195 including CEUs. You have 5 days to watch the video and complete the exam.

This course meets the qualifications for 5 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and/or LEPs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. A CEU completion certificate will be awarded after participants complete the course evaluation and CEU test.

Participants will leave this workshop with an understanding of how to recognize signs of complex trauma and dissociation. Participants will have the tools to assess dissociative disorders and how to structure therapy to be effective for this clientele.

Overview of the theory of structural dissociation
Dissociative parts vs. ego states
Flight, fight, freeze, and submission defenses
Emotional parts
Apparently Normal parts
Defining Dissociation
Differentiating between the different types of dissociative disorders
Ego states on a dissociation continuum

Differentiate the different types of dissociative disorders.
Discuss dissociative parts as it applies to dissociative disorders.
Identify different types of parts or self-states and their roles in the internal organization of the mind in dissociative disorders.
Describe important factors in opening the treatment of dissociative disorders clients/patients.
Apply theory to case material provided by the instructor and students.
Explore and discuss the use of techniques specific to working with DID, such as developing internal communications, collaboration, cooperation, etc.
Describe the window of tolerance and affect regulation and apply it to DID clients.

Counselors
Social Workers
Psychologists
Case Managers
Addiction Counselors Therapists
Marriage & Family Therapists
Other Mental Health Professionals
Nurses

Access to a 5-hour workshop online.
A PDF file of the presentation slides will be emailed.
The CEU test and course evaluation will be emailed.
This program has the advantage of allowing you to proceed at your own pace, in your own time and space.

Contrary to popular belief, DID is not rare, but relatively common. According to the ISSTD, a DID diagnosis affects around 1-3% of the population. Although DID is a common disorder, only around 6% of people with DID make their diagnosis obvious on an ongoing basis (ISSTD, 2011). This means that there are many clients who are either misdiagnosed or untreated. It is important for mental health professionals to be trained in how to assess and treat this population.

Dissociative Identity Disorder Workshop

Working With Dissociative Identity Disorder

Workshops

Dissociative Identity Disorder Workshop

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