Recognizing Dissociation in Clinical Practice

About the training

Recognize subtle disruptions in a client’s continuity and investigate what has changed before deciding what the work requires.

What you will work on

• Notice changes in affect, thought, memory, agency, bodily experience, and relational contact.
• Separate what you observe from the explanation you place on it.
• Consider competing explanations, including fatigue, avoidance, and medical or neurological factors.
• Decide what to investigate next.

Audience and participation

For practicing therapists and clinicians; no specialization in dissociation is assumed. Recording included. Partial scholarships are available by request.

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