Healing Trauma Through the Body: An Exploration of How Clients Can Heal Their Trauma Through Body-Centered Psychotherapies

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We are pleased to announce that Barb Maiberger, MA, LPC — the author of “EMDR Essentials: A Guide for Clients and Therapists” and the founder of the Maiberger Institute — will be a keynote presenter at the 2017 Mental Health Professionals Conference in Denver, Colorado.

In her keynote, “Healing Trauma Through the Body: An Exploration of How Clients Can Heal Their Trauma Through Body-Centered Psychotherapies,” Barb Maiberger will explore why some clients feel stuck in their trauma, how trauma may be stored in the body and how to heal trauma through body centered psychotherapies. Using a combination of case studies, research and experiential exercises, participants will walk away with an expanded view of trauma as it relates to the body.

We hope to see you there!

  • Dates: April 28, 2017 to April 29, 2017
  • Location: University of Denver – Gates Field House – 2201 East Asbury Ave, Denver, CO, 80208 (directions)

A total of 15 CPD and CE hours are available.

Use promo code Save25 at check out for a $25 discount on registration. Registration will stay open until April 15th.

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Here is an overview of the other keynote speakers and presenters at this year’s conference:

  • Vicki Berkus, MD, PhD, CEDS — “Eating Disorders: Separating the Person from the Disease”
  • Mita M Johnson, Ed.D, NCC, LPC, LMFT, LAC, MAC, SAP — “Drugs and the Brain”
  • Dr. LaTisha Bader, PhD, LP, LAC, CCAASP — “We’ve All Gone to Pot: Counseling Tips and Strategies”
  • Marie Geasair — “Genuine, Ethical and Booked Solid! Authentic Outreach for Building Your Private Practice”
  • Colleen McKernan — “Using the Medicine Wheel in Experiential and Trauma Focused Therapy”
  • Dr. Michael Barnes — “Creating a New Normal: A Transgenerational Approach to Helping Families Heal from Trauma and Addiction”
  • Zina A. Mercil — “But I Don’t Have Time for That! Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, and Bringing Self-Care into the Present Moment”
  • TJ Price, PsyD and Justin Lincoln, PsyD — “Journey Beyond Addiction: A Therapeutic Game to Help Children in Families Affected by Substance Misuse”
  • Vasti Holstun — “Spirituality in Counseling: The good, the bad, and the helpful”
  • Lawrence S. Wall, Jr., MBA, CAC II — “Against All Odds – A Peer Support Model for Gambling Disorders”
  • Heather Davediuk Gingrich, Ph.D. — “Supervising Complex Trauma Cases: A Multicultural Case Study”
  • Mark Swart — “Developments in Contemporary Understandings of Working With Trauma and Trauma Informed Care”
  • Lori Notestine, PhD, LPC, SEP — “In The Middle of Nowhere: Meeting the Needs of Rural IPV Survivor”
  • Savannah Cormier, LPCC — “Counseling With the Brain in Mind: An Introduction to Therapy With a Neuroscience Lens”
  • Lori Kucharski, LMFT, LPC — “Attachment Wounds and Avoidance of Pain: Drunk on Food”
  • Khara Croswaite Brindle, MA, LPC — “At-Risk Youth and Families: Self-Harm, Suicide, and Safety Planning”
Keynote Speaker Bios Conference Presenter Bios

 


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