Trauma Healing: Transforming Developmental Trauma into Integration and Resiliency

Dan Siegel is one of the world's leading pioneers in trauma theory and practice. In this ground breaking online series, Dan discusses all aspects of an interpersonal neurobiological approach to transforming developmental trauma into integration and resiliency.

An interpersonal neurobiological approach

Eminent psychiatrist Dan Siegel educates us on his ground-breaking discoveries regarding where mind, brain and relationships meet. This series explains how unresolved developmental trauma can impact not only our relationship with ourselves, but our relationship with those we love the most. Most importantly, this series helps us begin the profound journey moving toward healing, wholeness and relational intimacy.
Part one (5 hrs) is presented by Dan Siegel providing theory, education and understanding. Part two (5 hours) is led by Khiron House’s clinical team showing how they work with traumatised people in the Khiron House Clinic.
Lectures include:

• Evolution and attachment
• The brain and trauma: integration and practice
• Three ways of knowing
• The plane of possibility
• Working clinically with trauma and attachment (Clinical examples)
• The frame of trauma treatment (Clinical examples)
• The frame of trauma treatment 2 (Clinical examples)

Topics include: Evolution, Attachment, Developmental trauma, Mindfulness, Trauma Scripts, Brain Function in Trauma, Psychiatry, Effects of Child Maltreatment on Health, Childhood Trauma Alters Brain Development, Regulation of Arousal, Relational Intimacy, Relationships, Working with integration and transformation.