ReParentive® Therapy: Relational Repair from an Invalidating Childhood (3 CE credits)

Presented by Pamela Rosin, LMFT Leveraging somatic intervention while addressing attachment wounds, ReParentive® Therapy is an intergenerational trauma healing model for clients who grew up in invalidating environments. This includes people with a parent who was not consistently available for multiple possible reasons, and especially because of a cluster B personality disorder such as Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Learn about the unique developmental wounding and core beliefs that often result from this history and how to work to transform them. This workshop will allow participants to: • Learn the impact of growing up in an invalidating environment • Learn ReParentive tools to address attachment wounds and negative core beliefs • Apply somatic and mindfulness principles for the therapist’s personal nervous system in order to promote co-regulation in clients • Learn the theory behind ReParentive® Therapy Program Goals ReParentive Therapy resources therapists to build their capacity to offer relational repair to clients who grew up in highly volatile, invalidating environments. This workshop will immerse participants into the benefits of the ReParentive Therapy theory and practice, so that they can bring tools back to their practice immediately. About the Presenter Pamela Rosin is the founder of ReParentive® Therapy. A certified Hakomi Therapist, she utilizes experientially based modalities and a synergy of Buddhist and somatic psychologies. A graduate of the Integral Counseling Psychology program at the California Institute of Integral Studies, where she is currently an adjunct faculty member. Full event details here: https://scv-camft.org/event-6598470