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“Trauma is any terrifying event that instantly changes the world as we know it, leaving us helpless and emotionally overwhelmed.” ~ Dr. Sue Johnson
FREE LIVE ONLINE 3-HOUR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (NON-CE) WORKSHOP
Understanding Intergenerational Collective Trauma: An Introduction for The Emotionally Focused Therapist
DATE
FRIDAY, APRIL 14th 2023
TIME
11:00 AM - 2:30 PM U.S. Eastern Time
LIVE ATTENDANCE REQUIRED...THIS EVENT WILL NOT BE RECORDED.
Understanding Intergenerational Collective Trauma: An Introduction for The Emotionally Focused Therapist
DATE
FRIDAY, APRIL 14th 2023
TIME
11:00 AM - 2:30 PM U.S. Eastern Time
LIVE ATTENDANCE REQUIRED...THIS EVENT WILL NOT BE RECORDED.
MEET THE PRESENTER
Judith Kellner, LCSW
ICEEFT Certified EFT Supervisor
Judith is a psychotherapist in private practice in New York City. She graduated from the NYU Silver School for Social Work where she also taught graduate courses. Judith is also a graduate of The Ackerman Institute for the Family, and the International Trauma Studies Program at NYU. Judith is also level 3 AEDP practitioner.
She is a Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist (EFT) and Supervisor who trains and supervises therapists internationally. Judith is one of the founding members of the New York Center for Emotionally Focused Therapy (NYCEFT).
Judith has presented internationally on cross cultural couples, trauma and its transmission, and Emotionally Focused Therapy. Her articles have been published in the Clinical Social Work Journal, ICEEFT
Newsletter, and the European Family Therapy Association Journal. Her personal experience in cultural transition spans Europe, Israel, Asia and North America. You can learn more about Judith at www.JudithKellner.com.
Judith Kellner, LCSW
ICEEFT Certified EFT Supervisor
Judith is a psychotherapist in private practice in New York City. She graduated from the NYU Silver School for Social Work where she also taught graduate courses. Judith is also a graduate of The Ackerman Institute for the Family, and the International Trauma Studies Program at NYU. Judith is also level 3 AEDP practitioner.
She is a Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist (EFT) and Supervisor who trains and supervises therapists internationally. Judith is one of the founding members of the New York Center for Emotionally Focused Therapy (NYCEFT).
Judith has presented internationally on cross cultural couples, trauma and its transmission, and Emotionally Focused Therapy. Her articles have been published in the Clinical Social Work Journal, ICEEFT
Newsletter, and the European Family Therapy Association Journal. Her personal experience in cultural transition spans Europe, Israel, Asia and North America. You can learn more about Judith at www.JudithKellner.com.
DESCRIPTION
The term collective trauma refers to the psychological reactions to a traumatic event that affect an entire society; it does not merely reflect a historical fact, the recollection of a terrible event that happened to a group of people. Well known collective traumas include: the Holocaust, the Armenian genocide, slavery in the United States, the Nanjing Massacre, the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Trail of Tears, the Great Irish Famine, attack on Pearl Harbor, the MS Estonia in Sweden, Communist governments, the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States, and more recently, the COVID-19 pandemic.
The term 'intergenerational (or transgenerational) trauma' is used to refer to the generally subconscious transmission of traumatic experiences to subsequent generations and to society. People in the next generation find themselves showing the symptoms of trauma without having experienced the trauma themselves.
One of the goals of working with couples within an emotionally focused framework is to help each partner get in touch with their vulnerable emotions. Achieving this goal is particularly difficult when partners have past trauma. If the trauma is from a previous generation, as in the case of intergenerational transmission, it is even more challenging for the patient to connect to self and to explore this impact on their partner and the relationship.
In this seminar, presenter Judith Kellner will demonstrate how past trauma emerges in the life of future generations, how it plays out in intimate relationships, as well as how to help clients stay with their emotional experience when vulnerability comes alive in session. Judith's overarching goal as a therapist is to help liberate individuals experiencing the affects of collective trauma and assert their voices in their intimate relationships.
Judith will use her extensive knowledge and show her own clinical work (sessions videos) to help participants work effectively with the "radioactivity" of the intergenerational transmission of collective trauma.
The term collective trauma refers to the psychological reactions to a traumatic event that affect an entire society; it does not merely reflect a historical fact, the recollection of a terrible event that happened to a group of people. Well known collective traumas include: the Holocaust, the Armenian genocide, slavery in the United States, the Nanjing Massacre, the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Trail of Tears, the Great Irish Famine, attack on Pearl Harbor, the MS Estonia in Sweden, Communist governments, the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States, and more recently, the COVID-19 pandemic.
The term 'intergenerational (or transgenerational) trauma' is used to refer to the generally subconscious transmission of traumatic experiences to subsequent generations and to society. People in the next generation find themselves showing the symptoms of trauma without having experienced the trauma themselves.
One of the goals of working with couples within an emotionally focused framework is to help each partner get in touch with their vulnerable emotions. Achieving this goal is particularly difficult when partners have past trauma. If the trauma is from a previous generation, as in the case of intergenerational transmission, it is even more challenging for the patient to connect to self and to explore this impact on their partner and the relationship.
In this seminar, presenter Judith Kellner will demonstrate how past trauma emerges in the life of future generations, how it plays out in intimate relationships, as well as how to help clients stay with their emotional experience when vulnerability comes alive in session. Judith's overarching goal as a therapist is to help liberate individuals experiencing the affects of collective trauma and assert their voices in their intimate relationships.
Judith will use her extensive knowledge and show her own clinical work (sessions videos) to help participants work effectively with the "radioactivity" of the intergenerational transmission of collective trauma.
OBJECTIVES
- Clarify and define collective trauma and its transmission between generations
- How to identify subconscious collective trauma in the client
- Describe ways trauma manifests itself in second and third generation
- Demonstrate how EFT works when the couple or an individual partner in the relationship struggles with the emotional inheritance of collective trauma
- How to empower clients, foster resilience, and break the legacy of collective trauma
GENERAL SCHEDULE (TIMES ARE ESTIMATED AND IN EASTERN TIME ZONE/U.S.)
11 -1230
Introduction to trauma, collective trauma, intergenerational trauma; Identifying various forms of trauma in clients
How collective trauma manifests, working in present process and emotional depth, gender and sexuality issues
1230 - 1 BREAK
1-145
Session video examples
145 - 215
Resilience and transformation
215 - 230
Wrap up; Q & A
TARGET AUDIENCE
Mental Health Professionals, Social Workers, Psychologists; must be licensed (or licensed-eligible) mental health professional
LEVEL
Intermediate
PRE-REQUISITE
Recommended - EFT Externship
CEs
This program is not approved for Continuing Education credits for any licenses. It is 3 hours of professional development only.
F.A.Q
Q. Will this training be recorded?
A. NO, this is a LIVE ONLY training and will not be recorded. Use of any recording device is strictly prohibited.
Q. Can I attend if I will miss some portions due to conflicts, emergencies, my time zone, etc.
A. Yes, attend what you can, we are happy to have you.
Q. Are CEs available?
A. No, this is a non-CE professional development workshop and the presenter has generously offered her time to conduct it.
Q. Will there be breakout rooms in this training?
A. Not likely.
Q. When will we get the Zoom link and training materials?
A. These items are sent out only 1 - 2 days prior to the training. Presenters often wish to tweak and finalize their material up to the last minute and we want to give them time to do so. If you do not get anything 24 hours prior to the start of the training, check your spam folder first. Email will at times come from EventBrite directly as well as SFCEFT (admin@southfloridaeft.com). If it's in spam, move it to your inbox and be sure to mark the emails "not spam."
If you still don't have anything, shoot us an email at admin@southfloridaeft.com.
Q. What if I signed up but then I can't attend?
A. Please kindly cancel your registration.
Q. Will this training be recorded?
A. NO, this is a LIVE ONLY training and will not be recorded. Use of any recording device is strictly prohibited.
Q. Can I attend if I will miss some portions due to conflicts, emergencies, my time zone, etc.
A. Yes, attend what you can, we are happy to have you.
Q. Are CEs available?
A. No, this is a non-CE professional development workshop and the presenter has generously offered her time to conduct it.
Q. Will there be breakout rooms in this training?
A. Not likely.
Q. When will we get the Zoom link and training materials?
A. These items are sent out only 1 - 2 days prior to the training. Presenters often wish to tweak and finalize their material up to the last minute and we want to give them time to do so. If you do not get anything 24 hours prior to the start of the training, check your spam folder first. Email will at times come from EventBrite directly as well as SFCEFT (admin@southfloridaeft.com). If it's in spam, move it to your inbox and be sure to mark the emails "not spam."
If you still don't have anything, shoot us an email at admin@southfloridaeft.com.
Q. What if I signed up but then I can't attend?
A. Please kindly cancel your registration.
QUESTIONS/CONTACT*
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