⟡ WHO should take this course? ⟡

 

⟡ THOSE WITH A DISSOCIATIVE DISORDER ⟡
⟡ THOSE WHO LOVE SOMEONE WITH A DISSOCIATIVE DISORDER ⟡
invested in deepening their understanding of complex trauma, dissociation, and dissociative identity disorder.

 

IF YOU ARE A LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH CLINICIAN,
enroll in the similarly-titled version of this course with THIS logo:

 

 

 

⟡ WHY should I take this course? ⟡

 

  • to increase your knowledge and ability to communicate about trauma and dissociation

  • to increase your knowledge and understanding of potential treatment options and outcomes

 

⟡ WHAT can I expect from taking this course? ⟡

 

  • structured content presentation using an online learning management system (LMS) that is similar in functionality to Canvas and Blackboard including self-printed handouts accompanying each lesson.

  • self-paced access to content presented through virtual lectures with the ability to pause and re-watch as needed.

 

⟡ Recommendations Before You Begin ⟡

 

  • Watch (or re-watch if it’s been a while!) Disney/Pixar’s movie Inside Out (2015).

  • Purchase All The Colors of Me: My First Book About Dissociation by Ana M. Gomez and Sandra L. Paulson, Ph. D.

 

 

⟡ Other questions? ⟡

 

  • Use any of the “Contact Us” links on the website or email us directly at info@MyMentalHealthCouncil.com.

 

Course Information

Estimated Time: about 6 hours

Difficulty: Intermediate

Categories:

Course Instructor

Ashlee Ashlee Author

Wife. Mom. Daughter. Professional Counselor. Relentlessly Creative. Passionately Hopeful. Lover of beaches, football, cupcakes, and dresses. Founder of My Mental Health Council.

Purchase Link for Individual Access

$100.00
3 months of access

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Welcome

Part 1- Terminology, Symptoms, and Diagnosis

Part 2- Theories of Attachment, Safety, and Structural Dissociation

Part 3- Theories and Forms of Treatment

Part 4- Conceptualizing DID Through the Lens of IFS

Part 5- Treatment Goals

Thank You