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Presented by Cristine Seidell, LPC, CCH
Time: 9am-12pm
Friday, November 13, 2026
Why do some clients gain insight… but still can’t shift?
This training explores the deeper layer beneath cognition — the implicit memory system, where early attachment experiences are stored in the body and nervous system. You’ll learn how these patterns show up as the “inner child” in your clinical work and why traditional talk therapy alone may not create lasting change.
We’ll walk through a simple, practical framework for helping clients move from awareness into transformation using experiential, bottom-up approaches. You’ll be introduced to tools like Brainspotting and hypnotherapy as accessible ways to reach implicit material, along with a grounded discussion of how psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy may expand neuroplasticity when used ethically and appropriately.
This is a gentle, clinically grounded training designed to help you work more effectively with clients who feel stuck — and to deepen your own understanding of how real change happens in the nervous system.
By the end of this workshop:
The therapist will be able to differentiate implicit and explicit memory and describe how developmental experiences and attachment-related learning may influence present-day emotional, relational, and behavioral patterns.
The therapist can identify how implicit developmental learning and protective adaptations may contribute to treatment resistance and persistent clinical symptoms.
The therapist will be able to describe how experiential approaches, including Brainspotting and clinical hypnotherapy, may facilitate access to implicit material and support corrective emotional experience and memory reconsolidation.
The therapist can explain the potential role of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy in increasing psychological flexibility and identify relevant ethical, competency, and scope-of-practice considerations.
Details of access to be emailed after order is confirmed.
Presented by Cristine Seidell, LPC, CCH
Time: 9am-12pm
Friday, November 13, 2026
Why do some clients gain insight… but still can’t shift?
This training explores the deeper layer beneath cognition — the implicit memory system, where early attachment experiences are stored in the body and nervous system. You’ll learn how these patterns show up as the “inner child” in your clinical work and why traditional talk therapy alone may not create lasting change.
We’ll walk through a simple, practical framework for helping clients move from awareness into transformation using experiential, bottom-up approaches. You’ll be introduced to tools like Brainspotting and hypnotherapy as accessible ways to reach implicit material, along with a grounded discussion of how psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy may expand neuroplasticity when used ethically and appropriately.
This is a gentle, clinically grounded training designed to help you work more effectively with clients who feel stuck — and to deepen your own understanding of how real change happens in the nervous system.
By the end of this workshop:
The therapist will be able to differentiate implicit and explicit memory and describe how developmental experiences and attachment-related learning may influence present-day emotional, relational, and behavioral patterns.
The therapist can identify how implicit developmental learning and protective adaptations may contribute to treatment resistance and persistent clinical symptoms.
The therapist will be able to describe how experiential approaches, including Brainspotting and clinical hypnotherapy, may facilitate access to implicit material and support corrective emotional experience and memory reconsolidation.
The therapist can explain the potential role of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy in increasing psychological flexibility and identify relevant ethical, competency, and scope-of-practice considerations.
Details of access to be emailed after order is confirmed.