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Be part of this groundbreaking online psychotherapy
training event . . .
We’re excited to present our second Psychotherapy 2.0 online training summit.
If you missed last year’s summit, we enjoyed teachings from Rick Hanson, PhD, on “Positive Neuroplasticity,” Sue Johnson, PhD, on “Mastering the Core Tasks of Effective Couples Therapy,” Joan Borysenko, PhD, on “Psychotherapy and Mind-Body Medicine,” and so much more.
This year features 14 all-new presentations with a wealth of cutting-edge information.
As in last year’s summit, each presentation will include an in-depth training session where you will learn success strategies to use in your life and professional practice.
Each live training session will be followed by a Q&A session.
Psychotherapy 2.0 is your opportunity to learn more about:
Neuroscience
Neuroscience gives us map of how the brain and body work together.
Attachment
Clearing attachment wounds and unresolved trauma is a key to growth and healing.
Trauma
The causes, impacts, and latest methods for the resolution of trauma.
Mindfulness
Learn how to develop presence, inner peace, and to connect with others.
LEARN FROM THE TOP RESEARCHERS AND THERAPISTS IN THE WORLD WITH TWO DAILY PRESENTATIONS FOR SEVEN DAYS
Official Training program
2016 Psychotherapy 2.0 Live Online Summit
Wed
Sep
7
7
Bessel
van der Kolk, MD
van der Kolk, MD
10:00 AM
MDT
MDT
“Trauma, Body, and the Brain: Restoring the Capacity for Synchronicity and Imagination”
Wed
Sep
7
7
Diana
Fosha, PhD
Fosha, PhD
5:00 PM
MDT
MDT
“How to Be a Transformational Therapist”
Thu
Sep
8
8
Diane Poole
Heller, PhD
Heller, PhD
10:00 AM
MDT
MDT
“Intergenerational Trauma and No One to Blame”
Thu
Sep
8
8
Gay
Hendricks, PhD
and
Katie
Hendricks, PhD
Hendricks, PhD
and
Katie
Hendricks, PhD
5:00 PM
MDT
MDT
“Transforming Relationships Through Body Intelligence”
Fri
Sep
9
9
Terry
Real
Real
10:00 AM
MDT
MDT
“Working with Trauma in Couples Therapy: Healing Inner Child Parts”
Fri
Sep
9
9
Maggie
Phillips, PhD
Phillips, PhD
5:00 PM
MDT
MDT
“Polyvagal Solutions for Pain and Trauma: Where Self and Nervous Systems Meet”
Sat
Sep
10
10
Margaret
Wehrenberg, PsyD
Wehrenberg, PsyD
10:00 AM
MDT
MDT
“The Purpose of Worry and How to Manage It”
Sat
Sep
10
10
Linda
Graham, MFT
Graham, MFT
5:00 PM
MDT
MDT
“Catalyzing Neuroplasticity for Resilience and Well-Being”
Sun
Sep
11
11
Ray Castellino,
DC, RPE, RCST
DC, RPE, RCST
10:00 AM
MDT
MDT
“Pre- and Peri-Natal Perspectives and Somatic Psychology: Seven Principles for Healthy Families and Small Groups of People”
Sun
Sep
11
11
Ellyn
Bader, PhD
Bader, PhD
5:00 PM
MDT
MDT
“The Developmental Model of Couples Therapy: Stimulating Change in High Conflict and Conflict Avoidant Couples”
Mon
Sep
12
12
Steven
Hayes, PhD
Hayes, PhD
10:00 AM
MDT
MDT
“The Power of Turning Toward: How to Change Your Clients Lives, and Your Own, with Psychological Flexibility”
Mon
Sep
12
12
Stan
Tatkin, PsyD
Tatkin, PsyD
5:00 PM
MDT
MDT
“Forensic-Type Techniques for Rapid Information Gathering in Couple Therapy”
Tue
Sep
13
13
Richard
Schwartz, PhD
Schwartz, PhD
10:00 AM
MDT
MDT
“Treatment of Trauma and the Internal Family Systems Model”
Tue
Sep
13
13
Jack
Kornfield, PhD
Kornfield, PhD
5:00 PM
MDT
MDT
“Loving Awareness: Discovering the Gifts of Buddhist Psychology for the West”