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RECOVERY RESOURCES -- AUDIOVISUAL - VIDEO AND AUDIO

While most of these resources might have originally been intended for therapists, some people using this site could well benefit from trying out some of the techniques recommended. However, for optimal, and safe, benefit, I recommend you establish a good relationship with a trained therapist, discuss these with that person, and only then try them out for yourself.
These resources discuss important elements in helping people benefit from counselling.

The majority of the materials are in the form of MP3 sound recordings from webinars.. Please note: they are of approximately an hour's duration, and approximately
200 Mb (video) 100 Mb (audio) in size, so bandwidth considerationa are important.

They have been organised into three subject groupings:
Trauma-related;Skills, Development-related, and Therapy-related -- see the relevant tabs below.

Trauma-related

Guides to understanding and dealing with the effects of emotional, especially interpersonal, trauma.
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Skills Development

Guides to developing skills in Emotion Regulation, Mindfulness, Relationships
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Therapy-related

Guides to better managing the conduct of therapy sessions; or to benefitting from participating in therapy.
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   WHAT'S UP IN PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR TRAUMA
           
  Bessell van der Kolk and Daniel Siegel 
2017

A discussion, in four parts,between renowned clinical researchers Bessel van der Kolk

and Daniel Siegel, of the past, present, and possible future of trauma therspy

(parts overlap slightly)

HEALING TRAUMA -- BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL APPROACHES
2018

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DISCLAIMER
Whilst every reasonable effort has been taken to ensure all information provided is consistent with generally accepted, research evidence-based practice, information on health related topics should not be used for the purpose of diagnosis or substituted for properly qualified professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is your responsibility to research the accuracy, completeness, and usefulness of all information provided, and to consult with your own professional health care provider as to whether the information can benefit you. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.All individual blog posts on this site are the sole work of their authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions and/or policies of the site owner. Views expressed by the site owner are intended to provoke clearer discussion of issues relating to Parkinson's Disease.

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