intergenerational trauma clinical psychology

#Intergenerational trauma clinical psychology how to#

*Arielle Schwartz, PhD, CCTP-II, E-RYT, is a licensed clinical psychologist, certified complex trauma professional, and Kripalu yoga teacher with a private practice in Boulder, Colorado. Join this lovely conversation and widen your lens beyond the client’s present day (or recent history) experience to what might be happening across generations in the parent/caregiver-child relationship, what’s happening in the family system, and even to the generational patterns and unresolved traumas generationally that are part of your client’s story.

How practicing self-care supports you in being a better steward of trauma for this kind of work (…learn Arielle’s own embodiment practice that she starts each day with and before meeting with clients).

What to do when your own intergenerational trauma shows up in a session with your clients and.

#Intergenerational trauma clinical psychology how to#

How to cultivate your own trans-generational resilience and develop generational empathy (that you can then model to your clients and their parents/caregivers).What intergenerational trauma is and what it can look like in play therapy sessions.

Arielle Schwartz, a licensed clinical psychologist, certified complex trauma professional, and Kripalu yoga teacher* with a private practice in Boulder, Colorado to discuss this very topic. Have you ever wondered what intergenerational trauma can look like when it shows up in a play therapy session? If so, you have also likely wondered what you can do to support both the child and the parent to integrate the trauma.