Basic Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) Training

Course overview

The Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) training program uses a combination of video clips, showing the application of the therapy model, as well as hands-on practice and interactive lectures. The power of eye movements, added to a foundation in several evidenced based therapies, combined with ARTs creative therapeutic interventions, results in the effectiveness of ART to treat a multitude of problems. During the three-day Basic ART training, participants will learn how to use ART with clients to reduce the symptoms of anxiety, sexual abuse, grief, obsessive compulsive thinking, PTSD and more. ART is an eye movement brief modality therapy that quickly aids clients in resolving their issues. The eye movements are calming and make new connections with existing information in the brain. This process accelerates resolution of problems as it facilitates the client in making cognitive and behavioral changes. Timeline: Day 1: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Day 2: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Day 3: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Learning Objectives: Discuss how ART is different from traditional talk therapy List the required steps of Accelerated Resolution Therapys Basic Protocol Select the clients that are appropriate for the ART therapy. Identify and put a clients problem into the ART format which is called a scene Discuss the difference between the first time through the clients scene, the second time and what happens the third time the client envisions their problem scene. Utilize ARTs Voluntary Image Replacement to guide a client to erase a negative image in their mind. Assess which script is appropriate for different problems, whether it is the Basic script which is for a past trauma or the Typical Day script which they use with an on-going problem. List what components are necessary for effective eye movements, which include the correct speed, the correct amount, and the correct hand movements. Demonstrate correct technique for guiding eyes during Eye Movement section of protocol Explain why each of the steps in the ART protocol is used. Identify required verbiage of the ART script Apply eye movements to move sensations in a clients body Utilize eye movements to help a client with a strong emotion to stabilize them and move those sensations. Predict what clients may experience after an ART session Explain how to appropriately end an ART session Presenter: Rosenzweig Center for Rapid Recovery Please go to https://acceleratedresolutiontherapy.com/ to register and view upcoming workshop dates!