Treating Treatment-Resistant Depression: The Impact of Developmental Trauma

Treating Treatment-Resistant Depression: The Impact of Developmental Trauma

Join us on June 21st, 2024, at 9:00 AM, as we delve into the influence of developmental trauma and psychological processes on depression.

By Stephen Silliman, MS, LPCC-S, CST

Date and time

Friday, June 21 · 6 - 10:15am PDT

Location

Online

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Agenda

9:00 AM - 9:55 AM

Brain basics perspective in understanding developmental trauma and schemas

10:00 AM - 10:55 AM

The development of early maladaptive schemas and treating schemas with imagery

11:00 AM - 11:55 AM

Psychological processes impact on the brain

12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Treating rumination, attentional bias, and cognitive avoidance

About this event

  • 4 hours 15 minutes

This workshop is designed to help you improve your effectiveness treating chronically depressed clients. You will learn about the multiple areas of the brain effected by developmental (childhood) trauma. Specific types of developmental traumas which form early maladaptive schemas will be identified, defined, and examined. Imagery re-scripting, an evidence-based therapeutic technique, designed to reduce cognitive avoidance and modify schemas, will also be taught. Research studies have implicated the psychological processes of rumination, attention bias, and cognitive avoidance, as mechanisms that complicate and exacerbate depression. The impact of these processes on the brain, making depression resistant to treatment, will be explored. Therapeutic techniques such as somatic & cognitive de-fusion, mindfulness, and acceptance techniques, designed to reduce the psychological processes of rumination, cognitive avoidance, attentional bias, will be taught. Case examples, using these techniques will be presented.

Frequently asked questions

Does this event offer CE for licensed counselors and social workers in Kentucky and Ohio?

Yes. It is approved by NASW-Michigan (approved workshops by state chapters of the NASW are approved for 4 CEs for counselors and social workers in Kentucky). It is also approved by the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage & Family Therapist Board (CSWMFT) for 4 CEs.

Will there be breaks?

Yes. 5 minutes breaks will be at the top of each hour (except the final hour).

On the day of the event, how do I find or log into the event?

On the day of the event, Eventbright will send reminders to the email you provided. Once you click into that email reminder, you will find a link to the event. Click the link a few minutes prior to the event. Please wait, the event will begin at 9:00am.

Can I get a refund if I cannot attend for any reason?

In most cases, no. Your payment holds your seat. Cancelling may prevent the seat from being refilled. However, if you are ill or an emergency occurs, your money may be refunded. Also, if the presenter cancels due to the unlikely event of an emergency or illness, your money would be refunded.

What must I do to get my CE certificate?

1. Sign In upon arrival. Be on time for the event. 2. Attend the event in it's entirety. 3. Complete the workshop evaluation. The CE certificates will provided shortly after the evaluation. They will be sent to the email address provided.

How do I get the powerpoint slides?

The workshop presenter will send the slides to the email address you provided. Check your email for "Depression Workshop Slides". The email may come the night before the workshop. There will be both a printable copy (4 slides per page) and a copy for following from your computer screen.

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