When Their Parts Echo Yours

A Soulful Two-Day Training for Brainspotting Therapists

We don’t just sit with others, we sit with the echoes of our own stories, too.

Join us for this comprehensive two-day training designed to deepen your therapeutic practice by exploring the profound impact of unknown parts within both therapist and client on therapeutic attunement and relationship dynamics.

Through the innovative lens of the Neuroexperiential Brainspotting model, you’ll develop essential skills to:

• Recognize and work with implicit and explicit parts in both yourself and your clients
• Navigate therapeutic frame shifts with clear intention and clinical purpose
• Support preverbal and other vulnerable parts within your clients’ systems
• Apply specialized Brainspotting techniques that promote healing, regulation, and comprehensive integration

This experiential learning opportunity will guide you through:

Self-Awareness Development: Learn to identify how your own unknown parts influence therapeutic attunement and may present challenges in the therapeutic relationship.

Clinical Integration: Master the art of seamlessly integrating various parts-based therapeutic approaches within the established Brainspotting framework.

Advanced Technique Application: Gain proficiency in applying targeted Brainspotting methods that foster healing, emotional regulation, and system-wide integration for your clients.

Frame Navigation: Develop confidence in recognizing when and how to navigate frame shifts that serve the therapeutic process and support client healing.

This training offers both theoretical understanding and hands-on practice, ensuring you leave with practical tools ready for immediate implementation in your clinical work.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Identify and understand Limbic Countertransference.
• Deepen understanding of the Neuroexperiential Model and parts work
• Utilize the concept of “tail of the comet” to track activated therapist parts, without disrupting the client’s process.
• Evaluate affect tolerance and Limbic Countertransference through attunement with the client..
• Distinguish when to use implicit vs explicit Parts work.
• Evaluate affect tolerance and limbic countertransference through attunement with the client and self.
• Utilize the concept of “tail of the comet” to track activated therapist parts, without disrupting the client’s process.
• Discover how to balance the integration of the implicit and explicit Brainspotting Parts work within a session.
• Apply, practice, and integrate intervention with Brainspotting when needed, with Parts work.
• Demonstrate integration of Parts with Brainspotting with a focus on Limbic Countertransference, attachment wounds, and younger parts healing.
• Learn to use Brainspotting frame with eye position for Parts work.
• Identifying indicators of Parts work
• Learning to track clients’ cues while working with parts
• Practice explicit parts dialogue techniques, including orienting parts to the present, facilitating connection with the adult self, and promoting healthy differentiation.
• Develop confidence in recognizing when and how to navigate frame shifts that serve the therapeutic process and support client healing.
• Integrate closure and containment strategies into Brainspotting sessions involving parts work, including resourcing, grounding, and internal systems check-ins.
• Demonstrate Self-care for the therapist when working through parts

CONTINUING EDUCATION

14 CE hours applied for. 

Registration

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