Creating space for healing: The intersection of trauma, attachment, and the expressive therapies

    Date:     19 June, 2020
    Times (GMT):    
                        8:30    Check-in
                    9    Training begins
                    10:30    Break
                    10:45    Resume training
                    12:15    Lunch
                    1:30    Resume training
                    3    Break
                    3:15    Resume training
                    4:45    Training concludes

    Hours: 6 American APT contact education hours can be earned for attending this training.

    Description:     Expressive therapies are ideally suited for trauma-informed work due to their utilization of all the senses, their honoring of client timing, and their embrace of metaphor. This workshop will overview some of the expressive therapies with practice time allotted for trauma-sensitive applications, taking special consideration for the added complexities of working with those with attachment and trauma. This workshop will be highly experiential and will cover a substantial amount of relevant relational neuroscience.

    Objectives:
    1.     Overview major tenets of expressive therapies
    2.     Discuss trauma-informed concepts involved in expressive therapies
    3.     Discuss relevant trauma-informed relational neuroscience
    4.    Overview how attachment style affects resiliency
    5.     Practice trauma-informed specific interventions from different types of expressive therapies
    6.     Practice expressive therapy treatment planning for those affected by attachment trauma

    Registration information:     The registration fee is £125

    The training will occur at the Longton Rugby Club.

    Cancellation policy:     Registration is non-refundable.

    Presenter:     Marshall Lyles, MA, LPC-S, LMFT-S, RPT-S, EMDRIA Approved Consultant

    ​This event is sponsored by Marshall Lyles, APT Approved Provider 17-508.
    Registration