Overcoming Psychological Trauma & Memory Blocks

Learn about the unusual but profound patterns of memory loss that might occur when our minds and emotions cannot cope with or handle an actual trauma. These traumatic episodes can impact on a given personality in a manner that disrupts their own lives as well as those they interact with on a frequent basis. The psychological blocks can extend over either a short or much longer period of time.

Understand the distinct psychological states of: Amnesia, Fugue and Multiple Personality Disorder (referred to in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual 5-TR as DID or Dissociative Identity Disorder).

In addition to defining and describing the conditions identified above, you will watch a demonstration of a hypnotherapy technique that can help such clients recover their lost memories and restore their mental health. The video will demonstrate how to induce a trance as well as probe the client's past experience.

A number of systematic steps are involved in guiding clients toward a healthy and connected sense of themselves. That is, developing trust with a client, uncovering blocked memories, reliving the trauma in a protected environment and reintegrating the event into one's consciousness. By the conclusion of this course, you will understand the best therapies and techniques for recovering from serious memory blocks and the methods therapists use for merging such fractured personalities into one coherent whole.