Working with Dissociation and Self-States
Our Self isn’t just a whole. Rather, we have many parts of self that have different roles and functions. Our Self is the one who is designed to lead the whole, but that doesn’t always happen.
In dissociation, the Self becomes overwhelmed, may collapse, or even seem to disappear. Dissociation can be common in traumatic experiences, during as well as after. However, it can show up in other ways for other reasons as well.
What exactly is dissociation? Why does it occur? What part of self is present when dissociation is occurring? What do you do when a client dissociates?
Learn all this and more in this training in this 3 hour training!
ONLY $45
What you’ll learn
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Identify and differentiate seven different self state schemas in which dissociation occurs.
Identify when these states may be occurring in clients.
Conceptualize the function of the active self-state schema when dissociation is present.
Develop tools to assist clients to move out of dissociation and towards healthy self-organization.
Meet your instructor
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Meet your instructor ✳
Aron Strong, LMFT
Aron Strong, LMFT is the co-founder of inRelationship. He is also the owner of Pathways Counseling in Middle Tennessee. He is an AAMFT Approved supervisor as well as a trainer and speaker on topics such as Attachment Science, Interpersonal Neurobiology, Faith Integration, and Leadership.