Jennifer Sweeton – 2-Day Mastery Course on Neuroscience Informed Therapy: Connect Complicated Brain Research with Accessible Therapeutic Strategies for Anxiety, Depression, Chronic Pain, Substance Abuse & Trauma

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• [Instant Download] – Immediately deliver the download link after receiving the payment Purchase Jennifer Sweeton - 2-Day Mastery Course on Neuroscience Informed Therapy: Connect Complicated Brain Research with Accessible Therapeutic Strategies for Anxiety, Depression, Chronic Pain, Substance Abuse & Trauma courses at here with PRICE $439.99 $83 Faculty:Jennifer SweetonDuration:12 Hours 23 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Sep 27, 2018 Description Manual - Neuroscience Informed Therapy (3.92 MB) 104 Pages Available after Purchase Outline DAY 1 Understand the Brain’s Reward SystemHabit formation & maintenanceWhy the brain doesn’t always choose wellThe conscious brain mythBrain dictated actionsImpulse vs routinesReward & habitCoping & stressBrain-wise changeImpulse strategiesSerotoninSolidifying change – from neurons to brain regionsFrom state to trait: Brief experiences to long lasting changeWillpowerWillpower: where does it reside?Role of exerciseMindfulnessA brief willpower workoutThe Body’s Impact on the Brain: Alter Physical State to Manage Stress and AnxietyBody-Brain-Mind TalkThe Vagal NerveHeart rate variabilityInteroceptionBuild stress resiliency & emotional regulationBreath, posture, deep relaxationThe Body-Brain-Mind connection across treatment approachesThe Brain’s Impact on the BodyChronic pain, nociceptors and neurotransmittersDorsolateral prefrontal lobe and the centralization of painThe influence of stress on pain and inflammationPain measurementCBT interventions to reappraise painPain catastrophizingBiofeedbackMind-Body interventions for painHow Relationships Change the Brain: The Neuroscience of Attachment Neuropeptides: behavior and oxytocinHealing through the social brainThe role of storytellingThe brain in loveBrain behavior of long-term loveNovelty vs.

• habitEngendering secure attachmentKey brain networksBuild compassion & empathyDAY 2 From a Depressed Brain to a Resilient BrainHow the depressed brain gets stuckHemispheric lateralityCytokines & depressionThe neuroscience of guilt & shameOpposing pathwaysBrain intercommunicationGratitude – neurochemistry & practiceNeurofeedback: Research on direct communication with the brainTrauma Treatment and the Science of MemoryGroundingTitrating emotions with mindfulnessThe fight/flight/freeze response in traumaExecutive functioningImplicit memoriesDual awarenessBrain savvy narrativesBreath/Movement/AwarenessThe treatment of shame in traumaThe Addicted Brain: Clinical Implications of the Neuroscience of CravingThe role of the reward centerThe neuroscience of cravingMindfulness & movement based supportsIdentifying false sanctuaries & underlying beliefsDual awarenessOvercome conflict and risk avoidanceThe Aging BrainBrain changes across the lifespanMemory improvement strategiesBuffering from Alzheimer’s DiseaseIs Mindfulness a neuroprotective approach?Nutrition & the Brain: We Are What We Eat!

• Nutrition for optimal brain functioningThe brain on sugarNutraceuticalsCreating an interdisciplinary teamThe Limitations of Neuroscientific Research and Potential Treatment RisksfMRI imaging – blood flow vs.

• neuronal activityHow only looking at brain activations produces an incomplete pictureNeuroscientific studies, sample size, and validityAnimal research – directly applicable to humans?Psychotherapeutic techniques – specific limitations and risks Faculty Jennifer Sweeton, Psy.D., M.S., M.A. Related seminars and products: 12 Organizational Consultant, Clinical Psychologist Mind Works Professional Education Inc Dr. Jennifer Sweeton is a licensed clinical psychologist, author, and internationally-recognized expert on trauma, anxiety, and the neuroscience of mental health.

• Dr. Sweeton has been practicing EMDR for nearly a decade and has treated a variety of populations using EMDR and other memory reconsolidation approaches, including combat veterans, individuals with PTSD and complex trauma, and those suffering from treatment-resistant anxiety.She completed her doctoral training at the Stanford University School of Medicine, the Pacific Graduate School of Psychology, and the National Center for PTSD.