2-Day Prolonged Exposure (PE) for PTSD – Jennifer Sweeton (Digital Seminar)

2-Day Prolonged Exposure (PE) for PTSD – Jennifer Sweeton (Digital Seminar)

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Description:

Prolonged Exposure (PE) is one of the most effective and most studied therapies for PTSD available. It holds the strongest recommendation as a treatment for PTSD in every clinical practice guideline and allows clinicians to get straight to the heart of the problem for trauma survivors…the memory of what happened.

But you worry that revisiting these memories will lead to panic, symptom exacerbation and client dropout. And you fear that you aren’t prepared to handle a client’s distress.  How can you overcome these concerns to bring this gold standard trauma therapy into your practice?

This 2-day seminar training, is a step-by-step guide to utilizing PE therapy in your practice, with the tools, techniques, case studies and clinical insights you need to treat a variety of populations and improve outcomes.

Taught by internationally recognized trauma expert Dr. Jennifer Sweeton, this course will show you how the clinical skills and instincts you already have can make PE more accessible and applicable than you ever thought possible. Attend and discover how you can:

• Set the stage with clients to decrease avoidance and reduce the chances of dropout
• Get specific guidance on structuring PE sessions
• Help clients modulate their distress and manage their emotions with simple techniques
• Confidently conduct imaginal and in vivo exposure
• Effectively work with “hot spots” – the most distressing aspects of your clients’ traumatic memories
• Address specific therapeutic situations including panic, anxiety, anger and irritability

Don’t leave one of the most effective trauma therapies out of your therapeutic toolbox!

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Outline:

Prolonged Exposure and the Emotional Processing Theory

• Emotional Processing Theory
• Who PE was designed for
• Research supporting PE as an evidence-based therapy for PTSD
• Comparison to other treatments for PTSD
• Risks and contraindications

Diagnosing PTSD and other Trauma (or Stressor) Related Disorders

• DSM-5™ criteria
• Cultural considerations

Brain Science of Trauma and Exposure Therapy

• Amygdala
• Hippocampus
• Insula
• Cortical areas

Assessment/Screening Tools

• Primary Care PTSD Screen
• PCL-5
• IES-R
• CAPS-5

Trauma Treatment Roadmap

• Bottom-up vs top-down approaches
• Stabilization and grounding
• Where PE fits into the roadmap

Preparing Your Clients for PE

• Assessing for readiness
• Motivational interviewing techniques
• Psychoeducation about trauma processing and PE
• Therapeutic alliance

The PE Protocol: Essential Components and Step-by-Step Training
Session 1

• Trauma interview
• Identifying the index trauma
• Breathing retraining technique

Session 2

• Common reactions to trauma
• Psychoeducation about in vivo exposure
• In vivo exposure fear hierarchy
• Homework assignments related to in vivo exposure

Sessions 3 and Beyond

• Imaginal exposure to the traumatic event: step by step
• SUDS, symptom monitoring, and stabilization
• Managing hot spots
• Processing of the exposure
• In vivo exposure progress

Final Session

• Final assessment
• Progress review
• Relapse prevention
• Determining next steps in therapy

How to Deal with Avoidance and Anxiety

• Over engagement/under engagement
• Panic/anxiety
• Anger
• Avoidance
• Homework compliance

PE Modifications

• Extending session length and/or increasing/decreasing frequency
• TBI
• Moral injury
• Other modifications

Integrating PE with Other Treatment Modalities

• EMDR
• Cognitive Processing Therapy
• Other cognitive behavioral approaches

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