Trauma-Centered Psychotherapy
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Hadar Lubin, MD
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Trauma-Centered Psychotherapy

In this lecture, Dr. Hadar Lubin, PhD, presents an in-depth foundational overview of the principles and techniques of Trauma-Centered Psychotherapy.   Video length: 1h 49m
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Overview

In this lecture, Dr. Hadar Lubin, PhD, presents an in-depth foundational overview of the principles and techniques of Trauma-Centered Psychotherapy.

Based on her extensive clinical experience with traumatized clients, Dr. Lubin provides clear, focused information on building skills in trauma-centered therapeutic treatment that are applicable to various models of psychotherapy practice. She discusses specific tenets of trauma-centered practice, such as how to set up the proper “frame” for therapeutic work, and how and when to conduct a detailed trauma history.

The lecture also describes the important role of the creative therapies in trauma-centered treatment, since the clinic that Dr. Lubin co-directs is a collaboration with her husband, pioneer drama therapist David Read Johnson, PhD. The presentation ends with an informative Question and Answer session with lecture attendees. Dr. Lubin provides both practical therapeutic techniques and deep insights into the impact of trauma on our lives, which are valuable to any clinician working with traumatized clients.

This video was formerly included in the Expressive Media Arts Therapies Films Collection distributed by Expressive Media Inc.

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