
Effective Treatment of Complex
PTSD and Addiction
Jerry Boriskin,
Ph.D., C.A.S.
September 26,
2008, 9:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
This event is being co-sponsored by The Advanced Recovery Center,
Delray Beach, FL
Click here to register for
this seminar
Ridgeview Institute,
Professional Building North
This advanced
workshop will speak to the need of a multi-dimensional, systemic
approach to treating Complex PTSD and Addiction. A model of
integration and transcendent language will be introduced to
clinicians who already understand the basics. Theoretical and
practical, this workshop will delineate core messages and themes
clinicians need to embrace and communicate to patients as well as
family systems. Clinical dilemmas and theoretical linguist problems
will be examined. In addition, some core research findings with
clinical implications will be briefly reviewed. Dr. Boriskin will
also demonstrate enhanced listening and feedback skills with an
emphasis upon dealing with patients’ nihilism.
Learning Objectives
Participants will:
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Define
PTSD and Complex PTSD, and what we observe with addicts.
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Identify
which treatments work, and which treatments exacerbate Complex
PTSD.
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Explain
cognitive, biological and interpersonal consequences of these
conditions.
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Appraise
and appreciate why multidimensional treatment is so vital.
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Apply core
concepts that speak to addiction and trauma symptom relapse.
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Define
realistic goals and strategies for addicts in primary treatment,
early recovery and long term expectation.
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Employ
normalization, education and demystification as primary
therapeutic tools for patients and families.
Jerry Boriskin, Ph.D., C.A.S.
has more than twenty-six years of experience as a licensed clinical
psychologist, certified addiction specialist, consultant, national
lecturer, and treatment program designer. He is the author of
PTSD and Addiction: A
Practical Guide for Clinicians and Counselors. A passionate
advocate for integrated treatment, his vision anticipated the
ongoing movement toward integrated treatment for co-occurring
disorders, particularly those involving trauma. He has worked
extensively with sexual abuse survivors and combat veterans. Dr.
Boriskin is cofounder and clinical consultant for the Advanced
Recovery Center in Delray Beach, Florida, a post-primary
transitional treatment facility for c-occurring psychological
disorders and addiction. Contact Dr. Boriskin through Advanced
Recovery Center.

This seminar is being co-sponsored by The Advanced Recovery
Center, Delray Beach, Florida.
Located in Delray Beach, Florida, Advanced Recovery Center is
a focused comprehensive long-term treatment program for those
struggling with critical unresolved issues that may leave them
addiction relapse-prone. ARC has been designed to meet the needs of
these individuals through the use of clinical strategies that
emphasize 12-Step recovery principles, psychological treatment,
psychiatric care, safety, support, education, and personal
responsibility. These strategies are applied to the process of
recovery from chronic issues, such as depression, anxiety, bipolar
disorder, personality disorders, eating disorders, and the
specialized treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that
may impede the recovery process. Our mission is to help patients
transition into a life of serenity and success in recovery.
Advanced Recovery Center is located at 1300 NW 17th
Avenue, Suite 200, Delray Beach, Florida 33445. Telephone: (877)
272-4673. Web address:
www.arc-hope.com
Cost:
September 26, 2008, 9:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., lunch not included
Registration: $100 if postmarked or paid by September 19; $115 late
registration.
Space is limited.
REFUND POLICY: Requests must be in writing. Refunds will be
given on requests postmarked or faxed no later than 5 business days
prior to the seminar. No refunds will be issued for “late arrivals”
and “no shows.” Address: Ridgeview Institute, Marketing Department,
Metro Atlanta, Georgia, FAX: (770) 431-7025.
Requests may also be e-mailed to
dgay@ridgeviewinstitute.com.
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Continuing Education
Credit:
PSYCHOLOGISTS
Application for continuing education credit in Area IV has been made
to the Georgia Psychological Association for the following seminars:
·
September 26 – 5 hours
The GPA is
approved by the American Psychological Association to offer
continuing education credit for psychologists. The APA-approved
sponsor maintains responsibility for the program.
SOCIAL WORKERS,
LICENSED
PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS, and MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS
Application has
been made for core professional education hours for each seminar
in accordance with the guidelines established by the Georgia
Composite Board.
·
September 26 – 5 hours
CERTIFIED
ADDICTION COUNSELORS
Application has been made to the Georgia Addiction Counselors
Association for each seminar for clock continuing education hours.
·
September 26 – 5 hours
Important Information About Our CEU Policy:
Ridgeview is instituting a new policy for issuing continuing
education credits, based upon State Law and guidelines set forth
by the Georgia Composite Board. If you are more than 15 minutes
late in arriving for a seminar, you will not be allowed to enter
until the first break. You will be welcome to remain for the
balance of the presentation, but we will not be able to issue
continuing education credits to you as a participant. This is
according to agency regulations requiring attendance at the
entire presentation in order for CEUs to be issued. We will also
not be able to issue you a refund for the registration fee,
since we have a stated refund policy and we will have already
counted on your presence in planning for the seminar. We are
instituting this policy in an effort to cut down on unnecessary
interruptions during the presentation and to ensure that our
accreditation to offer CEUs is not put into jeopardy. It is our
goal to continue to provide you with quality, reasonably priced
opportunities to acquire credits needed for your license
renewal. Please plan to arrive early or on time for these
events. We offer refreshments for your enjoyment before each
seminar.
For more information, or to receive a registration brochure:
(770)
434-4568, ext 3001
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