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The course: Trauma-Fueled Addiction: Stop the Suffering End the Pain by LaChelle Barnett
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- Faculty:
- LaChelle Barnett
- Duration:
- 5 Hours 59 Minutes
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- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Jun 01, 2017
Description
Outline
Understanding Trauma and Addiction
- Neuroscience and the Brain
- Fight, Flight and Freeze Responses
- Dopamine and Addiction
- The Mind-Body Connection
- Soothing the Brain’s Amygdala
Relevant Trauma and Addiction Research
- What Works in Treatment
- Review of Effective Treatments
- Toward a More Integrated Approach
- Implement Evidence Based Practices
Identify Key Elements of Trauma and Treatment
- Symptoms of PTSD
- Negative Ways of Coping
- Factors Affecting Reactions to Trauma
- Screening Tools for PTSD
Make it Safer to Remember
- Rational for Trauma Treatment
- Create a Sense of Safety
- Relaxation and Breathing Techniques
- Progressive Muscle Relaxation
- Guided Imagery
- Mindfulness and Mediation
Therapeutic Relationship – How to Achieve Breakthroughs
- Body Language and Tone of Voice
- Nonjudgmental Style
- The Radical Idea of Being Nice
- The MI Style and Spirit
- Your Style of Delivery Matters
Learn Effective Top Trauma Treatment Techniques
- Past versus Present Approaches
- Holistic Approaches
- CBT Approaches
- Integrated Approaches
- Body-Orientated Therapies
- Overview of Seeking Safety
Interventions and Techniques for the Toughest Clients
- Intrusive Symptoms
- Avoidant Thoughts and Behaviors
- Negative Thoughts, Beliefs and Moods
- Arousal and Reactivity Symptoms
- Recovery and Resiliency Strategies
Effective Outpatient Addiction Strategies
- Assess Severity of Use
- Enhance Motivation to Change
- Relapse Prevention Skills
- Self-Help and Support Systems
- Cope Without a Drink or Drug
- Family Enabling Issues
- Building Positive New Lifestyle
- Medication Assisted Treatment
Integrated Treatments – Special Considerations for Women
- Treatment Needs of Women
- Co-occurring Disorders
- Family Systems Approach
- Women’s Integrated Treatment Model
Special Take Away Tools Section – Your Training Continues
- Summary and Conclusions
- Handouts Included to Take Home and Use
- Book References
- Resources
- Websites
Faculty
LaChelle Barnett, LCSW, LCAC Related seminars and products: 1
LaChelle Barnett, LCSW, LCAC, is the CEO of a nonprofit in South Bend, IN. She is a psychotherapist at Oaklawn Psychiatric Center, specializing in working with clients who have both trauma and addiction issues. She is a professor at Indiana University teaching groups classes to undergraduate students. In addition, she works as a consultant speaking at various conferences and events on various clinical issues.
She earned her Masters Degree in Social Work from Indiana University and a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in Sociology from the University of Dayton, additionally she is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and licensed clinical addictions counselor (LCAC). She is currently pursuing her doctorate degree.
LaChelle has been trained in multiple treatment modalities including Eye Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI). In addition, she is trained in Batters Intervention Program (BIP). She has years of experience working with mental health patients in the areas of both trauma and addiction.
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