The prevalence of dissociative responding in Type I and Type II trauma survivors and in many disorders is high – between 15 and 30% of PTSD diagnoses could be of the PTSD/D subtype. Although all trauma responses can be formulated as dissociative theoretically, in practice there are two distinct presentations: reliving and flashbacks vs [...]

The prevalence of dissociative responding in Type I and Type II trauma survivors and in many disorders is high – between 15 and 30% of PTSD diagnoses could be of the PTSD/D subtype. Although all trauma responses can be formulated as dissociative theoretically, in practice there are two distinct presentations: reliving and flashbacks vs [...]

The prevalence of dissociative responding in Type I and Type II trauma survivors and in many disorders is high – between 15 and 30% of PTSD diagnoses could be of the PTSD/D subtype. Although all trauma responses can be formulated as dissociative theoretically, in practice there are two distinct presentations: reliving and flashbacks vs [...]

The use of mindfulness in therapy is well established. But many therapists struggle to introduce mindfulness to clients in a way that makes sense and to embed it meaningfully in the therapy. This webinar explores introducing mindfulness and then managing the client’s experience and use of mindfulness to maximum effect.