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Have you ever found yourself in a medical or psychological support setting where something seems complicated, or you are having trouble getting regular hospital visits or support, or you have had a lot of traumatic experiences in your upbringing history? .
Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET) is a cognitive-behavioral therapy for PTSD that is effective for long-term, repeated complex trauma such as abuse, bullying, and domestic violence.It's not a complicated technique. It is an evidence-based short-term therapy that uses the simple and universal act of "telling" to alleviate PTSD symptoms and dissociative symptoms.
In this training session, we will introduce what kind of psychotherapy NET is, and explain the mechanisms of ``exposure and habituation'' and ``organization of autobiographical memories'', which are the key to the effectiveness of NET, and ``reduction of dropout''. We will provide an easy-to-understand explanation of ``attachment compensatory factors'', ``improvement of verbalization ability'' and ``improvement of emotional regulation ability'' that improve interpersonal skills.We would be happy if we could show a promising option to everyone who is working hard in the trauma clinical field.
Click here for information leaflet (PDF file)
lecturer
Itsuko Domen(Faculty of Psychology, Department of Psychology, Graduate School of Human Behavior, Department of Human Behavior/Professor)
NET supervisor/trainer, has been implementing NET in medical settings for about 15 years.
class day
2024 1/21(Day)
14:00-17:15 (15 minute break in between)
Application deadline
2024 1/15(Moon)
*First-come-first-served basis, deadline as soon as capacity is reached
Capacity
40 people face-to-face, 100 people online
*First-come-first-served basis, deadline as soon as capacity is reached
●If you have applied, you can watch it in the archive after the event ends.
Tuition fee
4,000 Yen
Eligible persons
Doctors, certified psychologists, clinical psychologists, school counselors, university student counseling center counselors, mental health welfare workers, and other medical, psychological, and interpersonal support professionals.
Place
KOBE Co CREATION CENTER/“ROOM B”
(1th floor, Center Plaza, 9-1-9 Sannomiya-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture)
Archive delivery
We are now offering an archive distribution service (where you can watch recorded videos at a later date) to everyone who has applied for our public courses.There will be no real-time limited information such as limited time, limited time, or personal information, but we will send a URL to those who have applied to view it at a later date.We hope this will be useful for those who are unable to attend due to work commitments, or those who would like to use it as a refresher.However, since this is a paid course, please refrain from sharing it with anyone other than the applicant or using it for purposes other than self-study.If discovered, we may take measures such as discontinuing the service or refusing your application.
*Archive distribution will use videos recorded on Zoom.
How to apply
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* Registration will be done by e-mail, so please apply one by one.
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