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Emotional Regulation Using Signals of Self

  • 18 Feb 2017
  • 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
  • Lewis & Clark College, Miller Hall Room 102 (615 SW Palatine Rd, Portland 97219) - Webinar option as well

Registration

  • Live Workshop Registration for Non-Members
  • Live Workshop Registration for OSCH Associate Members & Grad Students
  • Live Workshop Registration for OSCH Members: Regular, Lifetime, Retired
  • Webinar registration for Non-members
  • Webinar Registration for OSCH Associate Members & Grad Students
  • WEBINAR registration for OSCH Members: Regular, Lifetime, Retired

Registration is closed

Along with the live workshop, we are now offering this workshop in Webinar format - simply choose the appropriate WEBINAR registration type to sign up for the Webinar - instructions for logging into the Webinar will be sent later

We have all worked with clients or patients who suffer from overwhelming emotions. In this Saturday day long training with Bart Walsh, learn a protocol for managing both acute and chronic emotional states.


This program illustrates a protocol for managing both acute and chronic emotional states using unconscious communication. Unconscious communication is facilitated through ideomotor questioning and signaling. Guidelines for ideomotor questioning, ego state engagement, abreaction processing, cognitive restructuring and unconscious contracting are outlined. Participants learn about the most common sources of chronic mood and how to effectively manage or ameliorate that condition.

Download a brochure for Bart Walsh's Emotional Regulation Using Signals of Self

Learning objectives:

  1. Participants will be able to understand the use of ideomotor questioning in resolving emotional experience.

  2. Participants will be able to describe a method for accessing and quelling the source of chronic emotional states.

  3. Participants will be able to utilize an approach for working with ego states.

This Live Workshop & Webinar have both been approved for 6 CEUs by ASCH

Bart Walsh, MSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Diplomate in Clinical Social Work. He has practiced in the Portland area since 1987, and directs Affinity Counseling and Hypnosis as well as The Milton H. Erickson Institute of Portland. Bart has also been involved in the delivery of clinical services to the Kartini Clinic for Disordered Eating since 2003.

In addition to direct clinical work with individuals, couples and families, Bart offers hypnotherapy training to qualified professionals. Bart's articles have been published in The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis. His most recent book is entitled Emotional Regulation using Signals of Self.

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Oregon Society of Clinical Hypnosis Training Fees (both live workshop and Webinar): $100 (OSCH Members) $160 (Non-Members) $80 (Students).

Participants must be licensed health care providers (social workers, counselors, nurses, psychologists, dentists, physicians, etc. with a masters or doctorate).  Residents, interns, and students are eligible if enrolled in a masters or doctoral program. 

Event Registration Deadlines:

  • Live Workshop - End of day Saturday, February 11th
  • Webinar -  End of the day Friday, February 17th

Event Cancellation Refund Policy: 

Cancellation refund requests submitted in writing to info@oregonhypnosis.org at least 21 days before the start of the workshop will receive an 100% refund of the amount paid less a $20 administrative charge.  Cancellation refund requests received 20 -15 days before the start of the workshop will receive a 50% refund of the amount paid less a $20 administrative charge.  No refund will be issued for requests made with 14 days notice or less. 

OSCH reserves the right to provide a member or 'workshop registrant 'a full refund or credit toward a future workshop in special circumstances for compassionate relief at OSCH leadership board discretion.

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