Rewind Therapy Training Course - For Trauma And Ptsd

Learn to treat people suffering from a traumatic event. Often only one session is required to make profound changes.

What you'll learn
What is trauma?
How to identify trauma
The main types of trauma
How to complete am Impact of Events Scale form
Understanding Double Dissociation
Who can we help?
How to carry out the Rewind Therapy with a client
What will Rewind Therapy achieve for the client?
Requirements
If you are already trained or currently training in hypnotherapy, counselling, psychotherapy or psychology then this course is perfect for you however it is also suitable for other qualified personnel within social care practices.
You should be able to communicate clearly in a relaxed manner
Description
Rewind Therapy for TraumaMaybe you have clients who are suffering from PTSD or similar symptoms.Maybe you would like to help people who have suffered trauma, you might already know someone who needs help with trauma. Whatever your reason is for being here I hope you’ll find this training informative and useful just as I did when I first trained.The Rewind is different from other imaginal exposure therapies because no details are disclosed to the therapist, hence the treatment is known as “closure without disclosure”The method within this course has been used with hundreds of clients, accomplishing fantastic results allowing the client to move forward, ceasing flashbacks and night terrors and bringing normality back to their lives.Successful in treating veterans for PTSD.Childhood TraumaSexual AbuseDomestic ViolenceVehicle AccidentsAny near death experienceFor Victims or OnlookersThere are various versions of Rewind Therapy and it comes under the guise of different names.The rewind technique, also known as the fast phobia cure, evolved from the technique developed by Richard Bandler one of the co-founders of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). He called it the VK dissociation technique (the V stands for visual and the K for kinaesthetic — feelings). For those of you that have met or seen Richard Bandler you would understand why I wouldn't even dream of trying to claim this method as my own!John's version has been updated to account for modern technology advancements, sex discrimination and equality. Although other versions may still work perfectly well John felt that they were a little outdated.This training course includes all the material you need to integrate Rewind Trauma Therapy into your existing practice or maybe just to help someone who has been suffering from a traumatic event.Included within the course is a manual and all documents required.A live session is also included where you will see an actual Rewind session being carried out.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Lesson 1

Lecture 2 What is trauma?

Section 3: Lesson 2

Lecture 3 What are the main types of trauma?

Section 4: Lesson 3

Lecture 4 How to identify trauma.

Section 5: Lesson 4

Lecture 5 Your client and the Impact of Event Scale Form

Section 6: Lesson 5

Lecture 6 Why not to show your client the completed IES

Section 7: Lesson 6

Lecture 7 The completed IES-r Form

Section 8: Lesson 7

Lecture 8 A quick overview of the Rewind technique

Section 9: Lesson 8

Lecture 9 Story Time - Helps rapport

Section 10: Lesson 9

Lecture 10 Who can we help? who will benefit from the Rewind Therapy?

Section 11: Lesson 10

Lecture 11 What does the Rewind actually consist of?

Section 12: Lesson 11

Lecture 12 Double Dissociation

Section 13: Lesson 12

Lecture 13 Let's look at the two versions of the therapy depending on the type

Section 14: Lesson 13

Lecture 14 The full technique in more depth

Section 15: Lesson 14

Lecture 15 Some important points

Section 16: Lesson 15

Lecture 16 What will the Rewind Therapy achieve?

Section 17: Lesson 17

Lecture 17 Rewind Therapy for the Victim

Section 18: Lesson 18

Lecture 18 The Cinema

Section 19: Lesson 19

Lecture 19 The Good Starting Point

Section 20: Lesson 20

Lecture 20 Understanding and explaining the concept of the Rewind

Section 21: Lesson 21

Lecture 21 The Rewind Part II

Section 22: Lesson 22

Lecture 22 What happens in a session

Section 23: Lesson 23

Lecture 23 The slight differences between the Victim and the Onlooker

Section 24: Lesson 24

Lecture 24 Additional Information

Section 25: Lesson 25

Lecture 25 Problems you might encounter and how to get past them

Section 26: Live Session with a Client

Lecture 26 Live Session with a Victim of Trauma

If you want to treat victims of trauma or people who suffer from trauma then this is the course for you.,People who want to extend their knowledge to incorporate the Rewind Therapy into their existing practice.