The importance of developing a healthy Sense of Safety- Part 3 of a 4-part series on CPA скачать в хорошем качестве

The importance of developing a healthy Sense of Safety- Part 3 of a 4-part series on CPA

Sense of Safety (SS) is one of the three core senses targeted by the Core Problem Analysis - the technique that Dr. Perepletchikova has developed to help heal the relationship with Self. (See our introductory discussion on Core Problem Analysis here:    • How to improve relationship with Self: Int...   , and the discussion of Sense of Self-Love here:    • The importance of connecting to self-love ...  . Sense of safety (SS) refers to an ability to self-control and accumulate resources, knowledge, and connections sufficient to handle challenges, as well as develop a realistic appraisal of danger. SS is not the same as safety, which we cannot assure. Dr. Perepletchikova details the differences and explains the primary function of SS. “Read more about this topic in English:” https://childdbt.com/why-is-it-import... healthy-sense-of-safety/ “Read more about this topic in Spanish:” https://childdbt.com/por-que-es-impor... un-sentido-de-seguridad-saludable/ “Read more about this topic in Ukrainian:” https://childdbt.com/%d1%87%d0%be%d0%... ---------- Francheska Perepletchikova, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry, UMass Medical School. She is a world leading practitioner, researcher, trainer, and the developer of Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Children (DBT-C). She specializes in psychological services for children with severe emotional and behavioral dysregulation, including suicidality and non-suicidal self-injury, severe verbal and physical aggression, treatment-resistant depression, social phobia, and generalized anxiety. As a faculty at the Yale University and Weill Cornell Medicine, she developed DBT-C and conducted several randomized clinical trials to empirically validate this model. Dr. Perepletchikova is offering trainings in DBT-C to therapists, as well as workshops and guidance to parents. For parent resources please visit https://www.childdbt.com/ . For clinician resources please visit https://comprehensivetraining.org/ . #dbt #parenting #therapy #behaviorproblem