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课程名称：前瞻性创伤疗法 概述：前瞻性创伤疗法（Forward-Facing® Trauma Therapy，简称FFTT）是21世纪的一种心理治疗方法，旨在治疗创伤和痛苦经历的负面影响。该方法作为现有疗法的替代方案，侧重于通过当下的体验处理问题，而非单纯记忆的检索与处理。课程旨在教授持证的心理健康和医疗专业人员如何将FFTT应用于他们的实践中，以增强传统心理治疗的效果。近年来，FFTT也证明对于非专业的顾问或教练具有治疗能力，使得任何人都可以学习如何帮助那些在应对压力问题上挣扎的人。课程将教授参与者如何帮助客户自我调节自主神经系统、打断无危险情况下的威胁反应，从而减少痛苦、恢复身体舒适、改善认知和运动功能，优化生活。 学习内容： 1. 了解针对创伤后应激障碍（PTSD）的最佳实践中的“活性成分”。 2. 运用分阶段“活性成分”方法进行基于证据的实践。 3. 明确、阐述并利用特定的基于证据的治疗任务，解决创伤后应激症状。 4. 学习和实施赋权与复原力治疗结构，以支持创伤幸存者。 5. 有效促进创伤后状况的解决和疗愈。 6. 学习具体的心理教育和认知重构技术，以最大化参与早期治疗。 目标：通过修习FFTT，参与者将有能力立即在其心理治疗或咨询上下文中实施前瞻性技能和原则。 要求：虽然FFTT最初是由合格的心理治疗师开发和实施的，但其原则和实践也可以在非临床的教练或咨询中应用。对减少压力、提高韧性、增强认知和运动表现及优化个人和职业生活感兴趣的任何人均可报名参加此课程。 结业认证：成功完成此课程的参与者有资格申请成为注册的前瞻性实践者。
Forward-Facing®Trauma Therapy: Healing the Moral WoundCONSULTING SERVICES FOR HEALTH & WELLNESSWhat you'll learnForward-Facing® Trauma Therapy is a 21st Century psychotherapeutic approach to healing the negative effects of trauma and painful past experiences. It was designed as an alternative to current models of treatment that focus upon memory retrieval and processing as the primary method for resolving traumatic stress, FFTT, instead, has utilized a present day in vivo ("in life") approach that provides desensitization and integration of trauma memories while confronting situations here in the present. This method and course will teach licensed mental health and healthcare professionals to implement FFTT into their practice and a potent ancillary to traditional psychotherapy. However, over the past several years, FFTT has emerged as a method that does not require psychotherapeutic skills or licensure to effectively implement its healing capacity. You will learn how to engage anyone who is struggling with any stress-related issue in a p[process that teaches them the skills to resolve distress and begin a Couse of effective living. This is achieved by teaching clients to self-regulate their own autonomic nervous system and interrupting the involuntary physical and cognitive engagement of the threat response where there is little or no danger. As survivors begin to master these skills of self-regulation-through the aide of an effective consultant or coach (not necessarily a licensed health professional)-they significantly lessen their distress; restore comfort in their bodies; improve cognitive and motor functioning; and optimize their lives. The very exciting thing about FFTT, which the student of this course will learn, is how when people live in chronically dysregulated autonomic nervous systems then they frequently breach their intention and integrity (i.e., "moral wounding). By helping clients develop the capacity for self-regulation and assisting them with clarifying and articulating their intentions (e.g, mission and code-of-honor), they are able to utilize the Forward-Facing™ skills to increasingly and effectively practice principle-based intentional living. The skills required to live in this way are the same skills that resolve stress-related problems.Students completing this course will be equipped to immediately implement Forward-Facing™ skills and principles in their work with clients and patients in either a psychotherapeutic or coaching/consulting context.RequirementsWhile FFTT was originally developed and utilized a psychotherapeutic approach implemented by qualified psychotherapists, these principles and practices are also deliverable in a non-clinical coaching or consultation approach. Anyone interested in learning how to lessen stress, improve resilience, enhance performance (cognitive and motor) and optimize personal/professional life is welcome to engage this course. There are no prerequisites.DescriptionIn Forward-Facing Trauma Therapy (FFTT) presented by Dr. Eric Gentry, PhD, LMHC, the participant will take a journey from hardship to healing. FFTT begins by exploring some of the common myths and misconceptions about the causes and meaning of stress and will examine the destruction it can wreak on our bodies, our minds, our spirits, and our relationships. FFTT is designed to discover the triggers that can lead us to act reflexively in ways that we deeply regret afterwards. FFTT will encourage participants to consider what it means to live an intentional life and how cultivating the skill of interoception, or "bodifulness," can help us achieve this essential goal. Along the way, Dr. Gentry will share some inspiring stories about women and men he has known who successfully put these lessons into practice; vanquishing stress, regaining their resilience, and finding new joy, optimization, and fulfillment in their lives.Objectives:1. Discover the "active ingredients"/common elements for treating posttraumatic stress advocated as best practice for treatment of PTSD by leading agencies and organizations2. Employ a staged "active ingredient/"common elements" approach to evidence-based practice for treating survivors of trauma. This is contrasted with current practice of utilizing only EBT model-driven approaches.3. Conceptualize, articulate and utilize specific evidence-based treatment tasks within each of the (dynamic elements/active ingredients) of treatment that resolve symptoms of posttraumatic stress.4. Learn and employ the Empowerment & Resilience Treatment Structure (Gentry, Baranowsky & Rhoton, 2017) for delivery of treatment with trauma survivors.5. Efficiently and effectively facilitate resolution and healing of posttraumatic conditions.6. Learn specific psychoeducation and cognitive restructuring techniques for maximizing engagement and participation in early treatment.Credentialing: Participants who successfully complete this course are eligible to pursue credentialing as a Registered Forward-Facing® Practitioner.
