Integration of EMDR with Preverbal Trauma with Sandra Paulsen

Learn about the depths of trauma therapy and preverbal memories alongside renowned EMDR expert Sandra Paulsen. This insightful video unveils the intricacies of NEST (Neuro-Effective Stabilization Training), a powerful therapeutic approach designed to address the complexities of preverbal trauma. Explore the distinctions between implicit and explicit memory, gaining a deeper understanding of how these memory systems influence our experiences. Explore the nuanced differences between structural and somatic dissociation, equipping yourself with the knowledge to navigate these therapeutic challenges effectively.
Sandra expertly guides you through the temporal intricacies of addressing preverbal trauma, introducing the concept of time segments as a framework for healing. Discover the inspiration behind the preverbal model, gaining a fresh perspective on therapeutic approaches. Additionally, delve into the influential contributions of Jaak Panksepp, PH.D., a pioneer in the field of affective neuroscience, and his profound impact on trauma therapy.
Join Sandra on this enlightening journey through the realms of trauma therapy and psychological well-being. Together, you will uncover the profound power of NEST and its ability to transform the lives of those struggling with the effects of preverbal trauma.
Topics Discussed in this video:
0:29 - Introduction
01:40 - What is NEST
04:49 - Working with Preverbal Memories
05:11 - Difference between Implicit and Explicit Memory
13:05 - Difference between Structural and Somatic Dissociation
19:15 - Explanation of Time Segments for Preverbal Phase
22:30 - Preverbal Model Idea and Inspiration
25:15 - About Jaak Panksepp, PH.D.
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Such a great discussion. Thank you for posting this.

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[@eugeneano285]

I’d like to know why implicit memory manifesting in the present with a trigger could not be used as target. Isn’t the same neural network as the original trauma that needs to be desentisized.

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