Complex PTSD and dissociation require a nuanced and integrative clinical approach that honors the whole person—mind, body, heart, and spirit. In this in-depth training, participants will explore an inclusive model that blends Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, somatic therapies, and polyvagal theory to address trauma, fragmentation, and protective parts gently. Use compassionate attunement, unblending, and working with dissociative processes in a safe and client-centered manner. Learn through theory, real-world examples, and experiential practices that will empower you and your clients, facilitating deep healing.
Session Highlights
- Recognize key symptoms, nervous system patterns, and presentations in diverse clients populations.
- Apply trauma-informed approaches to unblend and engage protectors, exiles, and
dissociative parts. - Combine IFS, EMDR, and somatic therapies for stabilization, trauma resolution, and deeper
embodiment. - Use nervous system and brain science to guide safe, effective interventions.
- Cultivate attunement, pacing, and inclusivity to foster trust and support complex healing
processes.
Key Takeaways For Clinicians
“Complex PTSD training for therapists is essential for understanding the deep impact of trauma, dissociation, and emotional dysregulation in clinical practice. This complex PTSD training for therapists introduces an integrative model that helps clinicians assess trauma patterns and respond with targeted interventions. Through this complex PTSD training for therapists, professionals will learn how to work effectively with dissociation, attachment wounds, and nervous system responses. The course emphasizes practical tools, making this complex PTSD training for therapists highly relevant for therapists working with complex trauma cases. By completing this complex PTSD training for therapists, clinicians will be better equipped to support long-term healing and improve client outcomes”.
Stacy Ruse, LPC