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Explaining PTSD & The Counting Method (2-Video Series)
In this engaging 2-video series, learn how to educate patients and their loved ones about PTSD, structure a coherent course of treatment, and employ Frank Ochberg's "counting method," a simple yet effective tool used to master the flashbacks and intrusive recollections so common in PTSD.
Traumatic memories invade the consciousness of those who suffer from PTSD, presenting a profound challenge for both the survivor and therapist. In this 2-video series, PTSD expert Frank Ochberg models how to explain PTSD to patients and their loved ones as well as create a coherent structure for treatment using the "Counting Method."
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In this Series…
What therapists are saying…
"This is a nice, concise, easy to watch DVD that is simple, yet profound... The gems that come from these two well-respected, seasoned PTSD experts...are well worth keeping."
-- Carl C. Bell, MD, President/CEO, Community Mental Health Council, Chicago, IL
-- Carl C. Bell, MD, President/CEO, Community Mental Health Council, Chicago, IL
"I cannot stress enough how very much my staff and I enjoyed this program… Frank Ochberg and Angie Panos encapsulated concisely and clearly the most important and salient treatment protocols for the therapist."
-- Beverly J. Anderson, BCETS, Clinical Director, Metropolitan Police Employee Assistance Program, Washington, DC
-- Beverly J. Anderson, BCETS, Clinical Director, Metropolitan Police Employee Assistance Program, Washington, DC
By watching these videos, you'll be able to:
• Explain PTSD to clients in a therapeutic, supportive and informative way.
• Help your client understand what the treatment process for PTSD will entail.
• Begin the PTSD treatment process with greater understanding and confidence.
• Explain each step of the Counting Method technique.
• Use the counting method with PTSD clients who are ready to master their traumatic memories and flashbacks.
• Integrate Ochberg’s use of pacing, a steady and safe presence, and the therapeutic connection in your own work with clients with PTSD.
• Explain PTSD to clients in a therapeutic, supportive and informative way.
• Help your client understand what the treatment process for PTSD will entail.
• Begin the PTSD treatment process with greater understanding and confidence.
• Explain each step of the Counting Method technique.
• Use the counting method with PTSD clients who are ready to master their traumatic memories and flashbacks.
• Integrate Ochberg’s use of pacing, a steady and safe presence, and the therapeutic connection in your own work with clients with PTSD.
Length of Series: 00:49:00
English subtitles available
Angie Panos, PhD, is a licensed marriage and family therapist, and a licensed clinical social worker. She has more than twenty years of experience in traumatic stress treatment, dealing with war refugees, and victims of domestic violence, rape and child abuse.
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