Dissociation and Mindfulness:
The Rosetta Stone to Healing the Deep Wounds of Detachment, Harm, and Abuse
with Christine Forner
Get to the biggest underlying reason for blocked healing, so you can have more confidence and better results in your practice.
The Rosetta Stone for Healing the Wounds of Detachment, Harm, and Abuse is Simply This ...
Although embodied mindfulness helps dissociative clients heal — it is the one thing that scares them the most.
What Happens When you Register on Eventbright?
When you register on Eventbright, you’ll receive an email confirmation with a link to Christine’s Zoom room. You’ll be all set up to attend the course! There’s nothing more to do!
In addition to the course, you’ll also get extraordinary value from…
Several bonuses
Pre-course reading materials
Christine’s slides and handouts
SOME COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT DISSOCIATION
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Dissociation is an inactive defence as opposed to PTSD which is an active defence. Treatment has to be different because of this.
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Other/Unspecified Dissociative Disorder O/USDD (DSM 5).
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Sexual abuse and infant/childhood neglect.
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Neuroimaging.
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All.
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Individuals have few to no connective neuro pathways because they have been coping with inescapable, terrifying events.
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Over 150 years.
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Hyper aroused.
Find out about upcoming courses!
You can send Christine Forner an email. She’ll get back to you within 48 hours.