John M. Gottman – Julie Gottman – William Bumberry and Vagdevi Meunier – The Gottman Method to Treating Affairs and Trauma
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Through in-session demonstrations with real couples in our practice, plus lectures and discussions of Gottman Method Couples Therapy, you’ll discover how to take clients from the emotional quicksand…
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John M. Gottman – Julie Gottman – William Bumberry and Vagdevi Meunier – The Gottman Method to Treating Affairs and Trauma: An Advanced Online Training Course
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Dear colleague,
After 40 years of research and working with thousands of couples in our private practice and at the Gottman Institute…
We’ve developed methods based on proven scientific data that allow us to not only predict with 91% accuracy whether a couple will divorce or stay together—in as little as 15 minutes of observation…
We also now understand a great deal about the process of healing trauma—in both individuals and relationships.
Whether it’s from childhood or a more recent event, if you’re treating someone for trauma or PTSD, and that client is in an intimate relationship, couples therapy is an essential component of treatment for the PTSD sufferer, their partner, and the relationship itself.
Not only that, but men and women both can have a PTSD response to affairs and betrayal in relationships.
The betrayed person keeps trying to figure out what went wrong… What was true… What was a lie. They can’t stop thinking about how their whole world came crashing down.
Affairs and trauma both rupture the very foundation on which committed relationships are built… Making these two of the most challenging issues clinicians face.
That’s why, if you work with individuals or couples who have experienced trauma or affairs, this all-new online course is for you. (Even if you don’t consider yourself a “couples therapist.”)
Through in-session demonstrations with real couples in our practice, plus lectures and discussions of Gottman Method Couples Therapy, you’ll discover how to take clients from the emotional quicksand, crumbling relationships, and numbing hopelessness of unresolved trauma to a place of acceptance, hope, happiness and love.
You’ll dive deep into our proven, research-based approach and discover a roadmap to transforming clients and their relationships that you can use again and again.
Register today and join the 100,000+ clinicians around the world who have trained in Gottman Method Couples Therapy and used our proven assessment techniques and interventions in their work.
Discover clinical skills that will empower your clients to move through trauma, rebuild their relationship and create immunity from future betrayals.
Sincerely,
John M. Gottman, PhD, & Julie Gottman, PhD, founders of the:
- Gottman Method Couples Therapy
- Gottman Institute
- Gottman Relationship Check-up
- Sound Relationship House Theory
- Gottman “Love Lab” & Love Maps
This comprehensive course is broken into two parts:
Part I: Trauma
Dr. John Gottman reviews the DSM-5 symptom criteria for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Dr. Julie Gottman presents the underlying assumptions for why couples therapy is crucial to treatment.
Dr. Julie Gottman describes the effects of PTSD on individuals. She overlays the Sound Relationship House theory to demonstrate how PTSD affects the non-PTSD partner and the relationship.
Dr. Julie Gottman presents an overview of couples therapy for PTSD, including the therapist’s stance. She describes the assessment process for treating couples where one or both partners have PTSD.
Dr. Julie Gottman introduces a protocol for working with PTSD during couples therapy. She presents examples during in-session films with a couple experiencing PTSD.
Dr. Julie Gottman discusses friendship building interventions that can be used and modified for use with couples experiencing PTSD. She shares an in-session film demonstrating ways couples can support each other while PTSD is explored.
Dr. Julie Gottman discusses specific interventions for conflict management. During an in-session film, Julie works with Paul and Shantel as they handle the aftermath of a regrettable incident. John and Julie answer questions from workshop attendees.
Part II: Affairs
Dr. John Gottman provides a definition for “affairs,” introduces research and facts about affairs, and describes current therapies used to treat affair couples. He identifies and describes the 3 phases of love and explains the metrics involved in measuring couple interactions.
Dr. John Gottman provides an overview of the 3-step process for using Gottman Method Couples Therapy to treat couples who have experienced an affair. Dr. Julie Gottman describes how to conduct the initial assessment with affair couples.
Dr. Julie Gottman describes how to conduct individual sessions with both partners, including how to handle it when the affair partner is not willing to stop the affair, or does not want to reveal it to the other partner.
Dr. John Gottman explains the purpose and process of the Atonement phase of therapy. He shares an in-session film with Mike and Marilyn working through the Atonement phase.
Dr. Julie Gottman introduces the Attunement phase of therapy for affair couples. She describes the tools used to help couples express needs, connect emotionally in a calm manner, manage conflict, and reach compromise.
Dr. Julie Gottman introduces the Dreams Within Conflict intervention and explains when it can be used with affair couples who have gridlocked issues.
Dr. Julie Gottman discusses how to help affair couples process past emotional wounds and regrettable incidents using the Aftermath of a Fight intervention. Julie introduces Dr. Robert Navarra’s exercise to help couples celebrate positive events in order to build a culture of appreciation.
Dr. John Gottman introduces the Attachment phase of treatment for affair couples and describes the tools used to accomplish the goals of this final phase. John describes how to fade out sessions and complete therapy.
Meet Your Experts:
World-renowned for his work on marital stability and divorce prediction, John Gottman has conducted more than 40 years of breakthrough research with thousands of couples. Dr. Gottman was voted one of the Top 10 Most Influential Therapists of the past quarter-century by the Psychotherapy Networker. He is the author or co-author of over 200 published academic articles and more than 40 books. He is Professor Emeritus of Psychology at the University of Washington, where he founded “The Love Lab” where much of his research on couples’ interactions was conducted.
A highly respected clinical psychologist, she is sought internationally by media and organizations as an expert advisor on marriage, sexual harassment and rape, domestic violence, gay and lesbian adoption, same-sex marriage, and parenting issues. She is the co-creator of the immensely popular The Art and Science of Love weekend workshops for couples, and she also co-designed the national clinical training program in Gottman Method Couples Therapy.
William Bumberry is a licensed clinical psychologist with more than 25 years of experience working with couples. He has been with the Gottman Institute for nearly two decades. In addition to being a Certified Gottman Therapist, he is also one of the Institute’s most senior trainers, leading Gottman workshops for professionals throughout the United States and internationally.
Vagdevi is a licensed clinical psychologist who has dedicated her professional career to helping couples learn how to have healthy fulfilling relationships that last. She brings a wealth of personal and professional training and experiences to provide individual and couples therapy, couples groups and workshops, and consultation, supervision, and training for professionals.
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