Course ID: ATS/2B
Instructors: David Bresler, PhD, LAc & Marty Rossman, MD
CE Credit: 6.5 hours
Pre-Requisite: ATS/2A
The program explores how IGIsm is used to resolve such conflicts and negotiate an improved inner relationship.
Section I focuses on using the model of polarities as the simplest form of inner conflict between the "subpersonalities" or "ego states" which were discussed in detail in the companion program, ATS/2A: Resistance and Parts Work.
In Section II, the concept of "subpersonalities" is further explored as it relates to inner conflicts, especially in the field of addictions.
Section III includes a demonstration of the concepts and techniques described with a volunteers at a live workshop.
When you listen to this demonstration, pay special attention to how the content-free language of interactive guiding can help to facilitate the client's process.
In Section IV, we discuss how IGIsm techniques can be used to promote learning and change, and in Section V, we focus on using IGIsm techniques to overcome resistance for issues related to addictions and habit control.
Section VI includes a recording of a full session demonstration using IGIsm techniques to reconcile polarities that are in conflict, and the debriefing session that followed it with a live audience.
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