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Developmental Trauma & Healing From A Somatic Perspective |
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DR. Sharon Stanley PhD. has practiced as a psychotherapist for over twenty years in Canada and the United States.Her work in the field of somatic therapy has drawn hundreds of students to international training programs that she has developed and taught.As an instructor of graduate studies at the University of Victoria,the University of Washington and Pacific Lutheran University,Dr.Stanley has been noted to ground her courses in relevant emergent research in the field of psychotherapy & offer effective & exciting processes for skill development.Dr.Stanley practices somatic trauma resolution with individuals,couples & groups on Bainbridge Island,Washington
| The links between human development and relationship with self and others Moving beyond anxiety and avoidance in relationship to attunement and alliance The role of mirror neurons to facilitate transformation of immobility responses Understanding the polyvagal nervous system to create life-enhancing shifts in development and relationship |
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Transforming immobilized emotions into personal and social
strengths Accessing authentic creative imagery and personal archetypes to metabolize relational trauma Touching into the innate soul/spirit for guidance and flow in healing developmental wounds. |
| Dr. Sharon Stanley has practiced as a psychotherapist for over twenty years in Canada and the United States. Her work in the field of somatic therapy has drawn hundreds of students to international training programs that she has developed and taught. As an instructor of graduate studies at the University of Victoria, the University of Washington and Pacific Lutheran University, Dr. Stanley has been noted to ground her courses in relevant emergent research in the field of psychotherapy and offer effective and exciting processes for skill development. Currently, Dr. Stanley practices somatic trauma resolution with individuals, couples and groups on Bainbridge Island, Washington. |
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APRIL 2006 WORKSHOPS Development through the Life Span: A Somatic Perspective of Attachment, Spirituality & Trauma
Dates: Friday, April 21/06
Saturday, April 22/06 9 am to 5 pm
Cost: Individual Workshop: $350 for the full weekend including
Friday night
$25 for the Intro Workshop only.
 Research in the field of developmental trauma regarding the attachment process in infancy and early children enables practitioners to discern the neurological, emotional and spiritual aspects of the accumulation of little traumas to the self. According to the research of Alan Shore and others, the neurological wounds of insecure attachment leave an individual vulnerable to further neglect, abuse and trauma. |
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MAY 2006 WORKSHOPS Relationship Counselling from a Somatic Perspective
Dates: Friday, May 19/06
Saturday, May 20/06 9 am to 5 pm
Cost: Individual Workshop: $350 for the full weekend including
Friday night
$25 for the Intro Workshop only.
This workshop will integrate principles and practices of Somatic Psycho- therapy, Positive Psychology, Attachment and Empathic Connections. Participants will explore the application of these contemporary fields of practice into their work with individuals, couples and families. This workshop will build upon the concepts and practices of the Development through the Life Span course, but it is not required. |
| Location: Canadian United Memorial Church & Centre for Peace #1806 W. 15th Ave., Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Workshop Costs: for the combined Developmental & Relationship Workshop. These workshops are open to Medical Professionals, Social Service Providers, Therapists, Educators and those interested in Trauma Resolution. Space is limited, so please register soon. Your place will be confirmed with payment.
For Registration, please contact: Phone: (604) 926.7398 |
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Developmental Trauma & Healing
From A Somatic Perspective