Course curriculum
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Guilt
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1) Introduction to the ISMC
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2) Why guilt first?
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3) The essentials - a)The psycho dynamic model from a Guilt perspective
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3) The essentials - b)The psycho dynamic model explained through different emotions
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3) The essentials - c) Impact of guilt on self worth, self image, self efficiency
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3) The essentials - d) Impact of guilt on the Wellbeing circle
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3) The essentials - e )The guilt trap - impact of guilt on Physical wellbeing
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3) The essentials - f ) Impact of guilt on emotional wellbeing and perception
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3) The essentials - g) Impact of guilt on the Behavioral wellbeing (Life choices, motivation, adherence, etc.)
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3) The essentials - h) Impact of guilt on what we consider as “fate”, preferences, attractions, luck, etc.
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3) The essentials - i) Impact of guilt on adherence and performance
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3) The essentials - j) Impact of guilt on the fulfillment of our needs (need’s hierarchy)
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Guilt quizz 1
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4) The five types of guilt
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5) The concept of emotional transfer and projection a) Detailed description of the concept
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5) The concept of emotional transfer and projection b) The practical implications of emotional transfer and projection
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6) The model of the mind
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7) Basic CBT model through guilt
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8) CBT explained through thoughts, beliefs, core beliefs
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9) Differentiating between thoughts, beliefs, and core beliefs - The three steps process
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10) a) Cognitive processing road map (the five filters)
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10) a) Cognitive processing road map 2 (the five filters)
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b) Identifying a mistake (the guidelines: rights, responsibilities, and limitations)
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c) The roots of the rights, responsibilities, and limitations
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d) B-The concept of choice
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e) C-The concept of mistake
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f) D-The concept of willpower
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g) E-Intention VS. Behavior
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h) Roots of guilt
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Guilt quizz 2
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11) Theory into practice (example 1)
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11) Theory into practice (example 2, pt 1)
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11) Theory into practice (example 2, pt 2)
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11) Theory into practice (example 2, pt 3)
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11) Theory into practice (example 3)
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11) Theory into practice (example 4)
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12) Shame and guilt a) Differentiating and detecting Shame and Guilt
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12) Shame and guilt b) Example of differentiating and detecting Shame and Guilt
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12) Shame and guilt c) The GASP questionnaire
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13) Combining techniques to relieve guilt (part 1)
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13) Combining techniques to relieve guilt (part 2)
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13) Combining techniques to relieve guilt (part 3)
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14) Mindful meditation a) Mindfulness meditation Basics
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14) Mindful meditation b) Mindfulness meditation Levels
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14) Mindful meditation c) Mindfulness meditation Practice
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15) Breathing therapy
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16) Guilt wrap up
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17) Guilt live example Patricia (Raw footage)
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Guilt quizz 3
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Chapter 1: Guilt E-book
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Fear and Anxiety
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1) Fear and Anxiety (introduction and categorization)
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2) Most common triggers of Fear and Anxiety
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2) Most common triggers of fear and anxiety b) The rule of 5 and differentiating between anxiety and OCD
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2) Most common triggers of fear and anxiety c) Realistic vs. unrealistic fears
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2) Most common triggers of fear and anxiety d) Need for action
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2) Most common triggers of fear and anxiety e) The positive aspect of negative thinking and the psychodynamic model
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3) Improving Anxiety's self awareness
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3) Improving Anxiety's self awareness (part 2)
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Anxiety Quiz 1
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4) HAMA-scale, Symptoms of Anxiety
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5) Anxiety trap
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6) CBT explained through Anxiety a) Thoughts, Beliefs, and Core beliefs
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6) CBT explained through Anxiety b) Anxiety's impact on our life
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7) The neurohormonal aspect
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8) The neuropsychological aspect a) Neuroplasticity 1
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8) The neuropsychological aspect a) Neuroplasticity 2
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8) The neuropsychological aspect b) Mirror neurons
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9) CBT and other techniques
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Anxiety Quiz 2
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10) The integrative combination of techniques a) Multiple triggers
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10) The integrative combination of techniques b) Setting up the wanted reaction closet
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10) The integrative combination of techniques c) Testing and training the WR bottles
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Anxiety Quiz 3
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11) Transfer from A to B a) Transfer bottle vs sponge
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11) Transfer from A to B b) Transfer chronology and speed
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11) Transfer from A to B c) Transfer checking the intensities
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11) Transfer from A to B d) Transfer multiple trigger strategy and physical sensations
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11) Transfer from A to B e) Parameters of the firing together moment fear vs anxiety
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11) Transfer from A to B f) Difficult visualization
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11) Transfer from A to B g) Integrating the future self
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11) Transfer from A to B h) Numbers of cycles
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11) Transfer from A to B i) Script details and demo
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12) Mindfulness meditation - Anxiety
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13) Breathing technique to relieve Anxiety
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14) Phobia
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15) Case study - Anxiety
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Live example with Nadine
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Live example with Jade
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Anxiety Quiz 4
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Chapter 2: Anxiety E-book
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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
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1) PTSD, definition, and deep understanding
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2) PTSD model and physical symptoms
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3) PTSD DSM-5 crtiteria
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4) PTSD support plan, targets, and tools
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5) The safety unit concept and details
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6) The safety unit steps
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7) Cognitive processing
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8) Prolonged exposure
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9) PTSD mindfulness and breathing
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Practice with Dima
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Follow up with Dima
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Chapter 3: PTSD E-book
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PTSD Quiz
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Anger
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1) Anger introduction, primitive or secondary emotion
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2) Causes of Anger
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3) Cycle of anger and cognitive distortion
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4) Anger management overview
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5) Anger mindfulness and breathing
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Chapter 4: Anger E-book
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Anger Quiz
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