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[Audio Only] BT10 Short Course 30 – Utilization Sobriety: Incorporating the Essence of Mind-Body Communication for Brief, Individualized Substance Abuse Treatment – Bart Walsh, MSW

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Subjects: Addiction | Short Course
Brief Therapy Conference 2010 | Brief Therapy Conference 2010 Faculty: Bart Walsh, MSW
Duration:\s1:32:27
Only audio is available in this format.
Original air date: December 9, 2010
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This presentation proposes a drug addiction therapy that recognizes and accommodates the personal needs met by substance use, avoids apparent opposition, and leverages distinctive psycho-biological learning to attain a mind-body gestalt complimentary to the client’s sobriety. The technique incorporates client empowerment and relapse prevention. This strategy creates a secure foundation for dealing with any later mental health issues that are directly or indirectly connected to substance abuse. This approach employs ideomotor inquiry, a basic kind of mind-body connection. Because this is a new strategy, basic information that applies to all levels of professional expertise will be supplied.

Objectives of Education:

Explain the utilization principle in the context of psycho-biological learning.
Explain briefly one strategy to substance misuse therapy.

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Bart Walsh, MSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Clinical Social Work Diplomate. Since 1987, he has been practicing in the Portland region, upholding the highest professional ethical standards. He is the founder and director of Affinity Counseling and Hypnosis, as well as The Milton H. Erickson Institute of Portland. Bart’s approach to counseling, psychotherapy, and hypnotherapy is generally strengths-based with a solution-focused focus. The strengths viewpoint recognises all of an individual’s strengths, resources, and intuitive imperatives that have helped the individual come to the present moment. The strengths viewpoint aids in the search for the resources required to fix or alter the issue presented to therapy.

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