Formation Appliquer le processus de reconsolidation thérapeutique de la mémoire via la thérapie de la cohérence – Niveau 2

Problématique

Certaines questions fondamentales ont accompagné l’histoire de la psychothérapie.

Ainsi, deux enjeux font toujours l’objet de débat :

• doit-on apprendre à gérer et vivre avec des mémoires émotionnelles acquises antérieurement, ou peut-on arriver à les modifier
• doit-on viser l’extinction ou la défusion / acceptation des symptômes, plutôt qu’en détecter la fonction adaptative et intervenir sur les enjeux auxquels ils sont liés stratégiquement (ou défensivement) ?

Besoin

Cet atelier avancé s’adresse aux praticiens déjà initiés au processus de reconsolidation de la mémoire, désireux d’aller plus loin dans leur compréhension et leur maîtrise. Nous approfondirons les mécanismes théoriques sous-jacents : cas complexes, le concept d’erreur de prédiction et de relativité du décalage, tout en mettant l’accent sur leur application dans la pratique clinique.

Grâce aux études de cas, aux mises en situation et à des exercices ciblés, les participants affineront leur capacité à reconnaître les moments propices, à créer des expériences puissantes et à faciliter des transformations émotionnelles durables.

Formateurs

Sophie Côté

Dre Sophie Côté est psychologue en cabinet privé au Québec. Elle est titulaire d’une certification avancée en thérapie de la cohérence.

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