What is Somatic Integration and Processing?

What is Somatic Integration and Processing?

Clinical Case Conceptualization With The Body In Mind

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October 5th at 11:30amPST

This is a one hour free event introducing Somatic Integration and Processing. Somatic Integration and Processing is an interpersonal neurobiology based conceptualization tool that uses psychodynamic neurodevelopmental theory, adaptive information processing (AIP) and memory reconsolidation, and nervous system informed somatic psychology to assist clinicians in their ability to understand, interpret, and utilize diagnostic bio/psycho/social/cultural information about their clients. Tools presented within SIP I help to illustrate this diagnostic information in a scaffolded framework that can be used for tracking session goals and therapeutic targets, maneuvering through any processing issues by understanding their psychodynamic and somatic origins, and it can even be used to track an entire therapeutic process from start to finish.

Objective One

Increase conceptualization skills with an emphasis on interpreting symptoms and behavior through a developmental, somatic, and nervous system informed perspective.

Objective Two

Teach participants a clinical approach to case conceptualization that is trauma informed and focused on the impact of past experience on present behavior.

Objective Three

Prepare participants to anchor clients in the safety of a co-regulated relationship before beginning therapeutic processing of past traumas and life experiences. Prepare participants to utilize the theory and tools of SIP to track client’s progress in sessions and over the course of the therapeutic relationship.

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For information: Ryan Savage: 417-496-3907   melissa.benintendi@beyondhealingcenter.com

Organization: Beyond Healing Institute