[early-trauma-protocol] Re: Fwd: Free Hour of CE with Bessel van der Kolk...
- From: Lynaia Freund <lynaiamft@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "early-trauma-protocol@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <early-trauma-protocol@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2014 13:52:14 -0700
Thanks Beth. I really appreciated what Bessel had to share and I agree with
you, those were my thoughts, too. The other things he mentioned are very useful
in calming down what I refer to as the peddle-to-the-metal relentless
reactivity of the body's alert systems. I haven't found them very useful for
containment but more as retraining of sorts for the nervous system, getting and
learning to stay grounded in the body and in the present as well as self
soothing and self regulation. All of which I personally find useful and so have
many of my clients. I use them as side-along to EMDR.
I Was just working on the survey during lunch and have a fair bit to say about
the need for something more secure for containment/closure. I, too have found
that often the brain does not want to stop, close or contain once the reviewing
has started. We need to find or developed more strategies for this. Just my
opinion. Lynaia
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> On Sep 29, 2014, at 8:24 AM, Beth Olson <thegooddoctor1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Thank you Lynaia for that link.
> I just finished watching it and EMDR is the study he cites as being the most
> effective treatment.
> There other treatments he mentions such as mindfulness, hypnosis, yoga,
> mediation, and writing might be useful in calming the body down or connecting
> to the body so that EMDR might be more effective. These treatments might
> also help with containment.
> My experience with ET Protocol is that often the brain does not want to
> contain once the reviewing has started.
> Any thoughts?
> Beth
>
> Subject: [early-trauma-protocol] Fwd: Free Hour of CE with Bessel van der
> Kolk...
> From: lynaiamft@xxxxxxxxx
> Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2014 21:51:32 -0700
> To: early-trauma-protocol@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> From: Lynaia Freund <lynaiamft@xxxxxxxxx>
> Date: September 26, 2014 at 8:40:18 PM PDT
> To: "early-trauma-protocol@xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
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> Subject: Fwd: Free Hour of CE with Bessel van der Kolk...
>
> Hey all, Just finished watching this video. He mentions EMDR quite a lot. Has
> some very interesting comments regarding EMDR at the VERY tail end of his
> talk you that you will want to hear and perhaps contend with. The CE's don't
> seem to be available nor the special offer price on his book so don't waste
> your time trying to fill out the order form for either. BUT, as of now the
> video is still assessable and worth watching! Lynaia
>
> Sent from my iPad
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> Date: September 24, 2014 at 2:15:00 PM PDT
> To: lynaiamft@xxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Free Hour of CE with Bessel van der Kolk...
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> Lynaia -
>
> We just released a new and very special Bessel van der Kolk video
> presentation on a bold new paradigm for healing from trauma
>
> And it's FREE...even the CE.
>
> This is perhaps the most important work from Bessel to date.
>
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>
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