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Schema Therapy DreamWork for Complex Trauma by Samantha Flores Reynoso, Jordi Cid and Astrid Ingram |
General Overview Background Diagnoses: Posttraumatic stress disorder (due to complex trauma) Current mayor problems Problem 2: Anxiety, low self eficacy related to self protection Problem 3: Subjugation Problem 4: Developmental origins Core childhood memories and images Unmet core needs Most relevant schemas related to origins and coping styles Current schema triggers: Relevant schema modes Possible temperamental factors Therapy relationship Treatment Discussant 1 Presenter: Chiara-Simenone DiFrancesco Level of ISST Membership? (Full, Associates, Honorary, Supporter) Full Memeber ISST Certification Level? (Standard, Advanced) Advanced ISST Certification Area? (individuals, couples, group, children & adolescents, forensic, auxiliary) Individuals & Couples Discussant 2 Presenters: Astrid Ingham Brooke Level of ISST Membership? (Full, Associates, Honorary, Supporter) Full Member ISST Certification Level? (Standard, Advanced) Advanced ISST Certification Area? (individuals, couples, group, children & adolescents, forensic, auxiliary) Individual About the Presenters: Samantha Flores Reynoso: Samantha Flores is a physician specialized in neuropsychiatry. She has a Master´s Degree in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and she is a certified advanced schema therapist who who took the certification course in the New Jersey Schema Therapy Institute. She currently runs a private practice in psychiatry and psychotherapy. She works with a variety of diagnoses of psychiatric and neuropsychiatric patients through medication and psychotherapy. She has a special interest in patients who suffer functional neurologic disorders and patients with chronic mental illness as well as personality disorders. She also teaches psychopharmacology to psychology students at the Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara. Jordi Cid: coming soon Astrid Ingram: coming soon |
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