Polyvagal Theory in Practice: A Fundamental Guide for Achieving Powerful Results
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The polyvagal theory describes ways in which our autonomic nervous system works as we interact with the world. This presentation will use concepts from polyvagal theory to inform clinical practice. Three organizing principles will be addressed to help relate to your clients. Neuroception, co-regulation, and the autonomic hierarchy offer insights into client functioning. In addition, knowledge about the states of ventral vagal activation, sympathetic activation, and dorsal vagal activation help with client conceptualization and for planning therapeutic interventions. In this presentation, Dr. Brent Moore will help you increase your knowledge and awareness of practices that will enhance your work with clients immediately.
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Michigan Board of Social Work
Bachelor's Social Worker
Master's Social Worker
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board
Licensed Independent Social Worker
Licensed Social Worker
Registered Social Worker Assistant
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