Part 1: Intro to Dissociation. Part 2: Signs of Dissociation. Part 3: Factors that Perpetuate Dissociation. 1.5 CE credits ✅
Part 4: Meditation-Induced Dissociation. Part 5: The Narrative Self in Meditation and Trauma. 1.5 CE credits ✅
Dr. Britton provides the theoretical underpinnings of Scaffolding, followed by two live scaffolding demonstrations, including one with Tim Ferris! (this session is also Meditation and Dissociation Part 6)
In this course, Dr. Willoughby Britton provides a thorough overview of dissociation, how it can be caused and perpetuated by meditation, the relationship between dissociation and trauma, and various mitigation strategies, especially scaffolding.
Understand the signs of dissociation, how it is understood in cultural context, and what factors exacerbate and perpetuate dissociation.
Learn how dissociation can occur during meditation, why dissociation is related to the sense of self, and how trauma contributes.
Observe a demonstration on how trauma-sensitive methods like scaffolding can help meditation-related dissociation.
