Couples Therapy for Treating Trauma by John M. Gottman & Julie Schwartz Gottman

Couples Therapy for Treating Trauma by John M. Gottman & Julie Schwartz Gottman

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Trauma treatments have largely ignored the interpersonal symptoms of PTSD. But whether caused by early abandonment, childhood abuse, military combat, or other traumatic experiences, the impact of trauma on committed relationships is commonly encountered in everyday practice.

Watch John and Julie Gottman and discover therapy that interweaves individual PTSD treatment with the interpersonal orientation of Gottman Method Couples Therapy. Explore the negative ways that PTSD can enter a couple’s relationship and determine the best intervention for your couples with PTSD.

What is PTSD?

• DSM-5
• Ignored PTSD Symptoms
• Epidemiology
• Cases of PTSD
• Neuroscience of PTSD
• The Physiology of PTSD

Effective Treatments of PTSD

• Individual Treatments
• Couples Treatments
  • Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT)

Couples’ Therapy for PTSD

• PTSD’s Affects on Relationships
• The Non-PTSD Partner
• Effects on Sound Relationship House
  • Love Maps
  • Turning Toward
  • Conflict Management

Intervention for Couples with PTSD

• Surfacing
• Exploration
• Returning to Couple Interaction
• Specific Interventions
• Creating Shared Meaning

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