The Healing Power Of Emotion course has brought together some of the field’s leading innovators such as Susan Johnson, Jay Efran, Rick Hanson, Diana Fosha, Joan Klagsburn and Ron Potter-Efron. This group brings a dynamic and powerful online video course to help you best serve you to be able to handle your clients emotions effectively. Perhaps you’re wondering why this is even relevant – and here’s why – for many years, most emotions were viewed in a negative light.
Ultimately they were recommended to be avoided, however, new research suggests that these emotions can be used as a motivational tool and help shape connections positively.
The key is to managing them therapeutically, being able to embrace the erratic or impulsive reactions, even at a consulting stage, and be able to use them as tools moving forward.
Learning Objectives
- How to manage clients behaviour, even if it is out of control
- How to react when a client is brought to tears
- How to engage when a client is emotional and shift it to a place of healing
- How to recognize nonverbal cues, facial expressions
- How neuropsychology can help us understand emotion
This course is available regularly for $384.99, but is available today for only $199.99 (USD)
Psychotherapy Networker's Healing Power Of Emotion Overview
Module One – Susan Johnson
- Identify the differences between primary and secondary emotions
- Understanding attachment theory and how to have it guide you, especially in couple work
- Encourage client vulnerability through the 3 S’s; Slow, Soft, Simple
- Identify and learn to manage power struggles
- Learn and implement the importance of empathetic reflection
‘Susan Johnson is one of the developers of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), director of the Ottawa Couple and Family Institute and the International Center for Excellence in EFT.’
Module Two – Joan Klagsburn
- Master the six (6) steps of focus
- Developing your clients self acceptance and body awareness
- Drawing out clients verbal abilities through nonverbal states
- Recognize and access positive emotion
‘Joan Klagsbrun is a psychologist in private practice, an adjunct faculty member at Lesley University, and has been teaching Focusing internationally for more than 30 years.’
Module Three – Jay Efran
- Understand the physiology and psychobiology of tears
- Recognize the connection in tears and parasympathetic recovery
- Support crying without the feeling of intrusiveness
- Focus on the thoughts and memories versus the feelings behind the tears
‘Jay Efran is emeritus professor of psychology at Temple University and coauthor of Language, Structure, and Change: Frameworks of Meaning in Psychotherapy and The Tao of Sobriety.’
Module Four – Rick Hanson
- Understand the history of negative emotions and their assumptions
- Teach clients how to enjoy positive experiences
- Be able to assess what resources your clients need
- Self-directed neuroplasticity to maximize brain change
‘Rick Hanson is a neuropsychologist noted for his explorations of the intersection of psychology, neurology, and Buddhism. He's the author of Buddha's Brain and Hardwiring Happiness.’
Module Five – Ron Potter-Efron
- Understand the angry brain
- Teach clients how to recognize triggers – specifically blame
- Learn how to facilitate a brain change plan with your client
- Explore effective tools like journals and group sessions
‘Ron Potter-Efron is a clinical psychotherapist, co-owner of First Things First Counseling and Consulting, and director of its Anger Management Center. He’s the author of Angry All the Time and Healing the Angry Brain.’
Module Six – Diana Fosha
- Emotional process – learn how to witness and accept
- Learn to track moment-to-moment shifts through dyadic mindfulness
- Deepen the therapeutic alliance
- Recognize transformational experiences as they emerge
‘Diana Fosha is the developer of Accelerated Experiential-Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) and director of the AEDP Institute. She’s the author of The Transforming Power of Affect: A Model for Accelerated Change.’
With current course registration there are also four (4) bonuses available;
- Harnessing the Power of Emotion (video)
- Engaging the Emotional Brain (audio)
- Why We Cry: Clinician's Guide (article)
- The Power of Vulnerability (exclusive interview)
Psychotherapy Networker's Healing Power Of Emotion Conclusion
The benefits of online courses such as this one, is that you have the ability to go through the learning materials at your convenience and at your own pace. What is unique about this course, is you also have the ability to communicate with others who have taken or are taking the course by way of forums and message boards – including access to clinician’s.
This course comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Sounds like a win, win.
