TRAINING

Introduction:

Welcome to the Annual Psychotraumatology Training in North Macedonia, a comprehensive program designed to explore and integrate a multitude of therapeutic techniques for effectively addressing trauma-related challenges. This training is a unique opportunity to delve into the amalgamation of diverse methodologies, including EMI - EMDR, Gestalt, Hypnosis, Polyvagal Therapy, and Somatic Psychotherapy.

The integration of these methodologies represents a forward-thinking approach to trauma therapy, acknowledging the complexity of traumatic experiences and the varied responses they elicit in individuals. By combining EMI - EMDR, Gestalt, Hypnosis, Polyvagal Therapy, and Somatic Psychotherapy, this training aims to provide participants with a versatile toolkit to better understand, approach, and treat trauma.

Key Components of Integration:

EMI - EMDR: Leveraging eye movement integration techniques to facilitate the processing and resolution of traumatic memories and experiences.

Gestalt: Focusing on the present experience and emphasizing the integration of fragmented aspects to foster holistic healing.

Hypnosis: Exploring the power of focused attention and suggestion to access and reframe traumatic memories.

Polyvagal Therapy: Understanding the autonomic nervous system's response to trauma and utilizing interventions to regulate physiological responses.

Somatic Psychotherapy: Integrating body-oriented approaches to trauma treatment, recognizing the role of the body in trauma processing and healing.

This training offers a dynamic learning environment where participants will engage in theoretical discussions, case studies, practical exercises, and experiential learning. Participants will gain insights into the synergistic effects of combining these therapeutic techniques, enhancing their skills to provide more holistic and effective trauma care.

Join us in this transformative journey as we explore the integration of diverse therapeutic modalities to advance our understanding and treatment of psychotraumatology in North Macedonia