Training & Workshops

Shame keeps clients trapped in cycles of hopelessness, making progress feel like failure. Attempts at growth are often met with more shame, leaving clients stuck in a frustrating two-steps-forward, one-step-back pattern.

This webinar explores shame as a neurobiological survival response—triggering submission, disconnection, and numbing. Through Sensorimotor Psychotherapy-inspired techniques, participants will learn to help clients shift from self-rejection to curiosity and mindfulness, transforming shame from a roadblock into a powerful tool for healing.

Durante los últimos 30 años, la Dra. Janina Fisher ha desarrollado un modelo de tratamiento del trauma que responde a los desafíos que enfrentan los profesionales al trabajar con clientes altamente desregulados, resistentes al tratamiento o que presentan síntomas crónicos como adicciones, autolesiones y una intensa desregulación emocional. El modelo TIST (Tratamiento de la Estabilización Informado por el Trauma) integra principios de la teoría de la disociación estructural, la psicoterapia sensoriomotriz, el modelo de Sistemas Internos Familiares (IFS) y la hipnoterapia clínica para ayudar a los clientes a involucrarse en el proceso terapéutico sin necesidad de revivir o relatar los eventos traumáticos.

Esta formación ofrece una introducción completa al enfoque TIST, con énfasis en el desarrollo de la conciencia interna, la regulación de los impulsos traumáticos y la construcción de una relación compasiva con las partes heridas del yo. Los participantes aprenderán a identificar respuestas de supervivencia impulsadas por el trauma y a aplicar intervenciones que promuevan la estabilización, reduzcan el conflicto interno y fomenten una recuperación sostenible. Este enfoque es especialmente útil para terapeutas que trabajan con personas que han vivido traumas de apego temprano, TEPT complejo o condiciones comórbidas como el uso de sustancias o los trastornos alimentarios.

Te invitamos a marcar estas fechas para el próximo TIST Nivel 01:

Martes 6 de agosto de 2025, de 9:00 a 11:00 a.m. (hora del Pacífico)
Martes 13 de agosto de 2025, de 9:00 a 11:00 a.m. (hora del Pacífico)
Martes 20 de agosto de 2025, de 9:00 a 11:00 a.m. (hora del Pacífico)
Martes 27 de agosto de 2025, de 9:00 a 11:00 a.m. (hora del Pacífico)
Martes 3 de septiembre de 2025, de 9:00 a 11:00 a.m. (hora del Pacífico)

Unhealed trauma often lives beneath the surface of addiction and disordered eating—shaping behavior, hijacking the nervous system, and interfering with long-term recovery. For many clients, trauma isn’t just part of the story—it is the story. Yet too often, professionals are forced to choose between addressing substance use or addressing trauma, when in reality, both are deeply intertwined.

This training explores how childhood abuse and neglect reshape the brain and nervous system, leaving clients vulnerable to emotional overwhelm, compulsive behaviors, and limited access to rational thinking or verbal communication. You’ll discover how to identify signs of autonomic dysregulation and apply practical, brain-based strategies that support both trauma healing and recovery from addiction and eating disorders.

This 3- hr virtual workshop, hosted by the Delphi Center, takes place at August 16th at 9am Australian Time Zone / August 15 at 3pm Pacific Time Zone.

TIST Level 1 beginnt am 25. September 2025 und bietet sechs Live-Sitzungen mit Dr. Janina Fisher, die jeweils von 18:00 bis 21:00 Uhr MEZ stattfinden. Diese Fortbildung vermittelt die Grundlagen der Trauma-Informierten Stabilisierungsbehandlung (TIST), einem Modell, das auf achtsamkeitsbasierten Interventionen sowie Techniken aus der sensomotorischen Psychotherapie, Ego-State-Therapie und Internal Family Systems basiert. Kindheitstraumata, Vernachlässigung und verletzte Bindungserfahrungen hinterlassen bei den Betroffenen oft ein fragmentiertes Selbstverständnis und ein geschädigtes Nervensystem, das die Emotionsregulation beeinträchtigt. Das Training hilft Therapeut:innen, die neurobiologischen und psychologischen Auswirkungen von Traumata zu verstehen, Symptome von Fragmentierung zu erkennen und Strategien zu erlernen, um Mitgefühl, innere Kommunikation und Stabilisierung zu fördern. Teilnehmer:innen lernen, wie sie Achtsamkeit, Selbstbindungstechniken und interne Zusammenarbeit gezielt in ihre Praxis integrieren können. Dieses Training bietet eine solide Grundlage, um traumabedingte Symptome zu adressieren und effektive Behandlungsansätze für komplexe Fälle zu entwickeln.

September 2025 von 18:00 bis 21:00 (Mitteleuropäische Zeit)
Oktober 2025 von 18:00 bis 21:00 (Mitteleuropäische Zeit)
November 2025 von 18:00 bis 21:00 (Mitteleuropäische Zeit)
Dezember 2025 von 18:00 bis 21:00 (Mitteleuropäische Zeit)
Januar 2026 von 18:00 bis 21:00 (Mitteleuropäische Zeit)
Februar 2026 von 18:00 bis 21:00 (Mitteleuropäische Zeit)

Découvrez pour la première fois en français la formation TIST Niveau 1 avec la Dre Janina Fisher, pionnière dans le domaine du trauma complexe. Cette formation en ligne et en direct vous permettra d’acquérir les bases du Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST), un modèle novateur conçu pour aider les patients souffrant de traumatismes complexes, de comportements autodestructeurs et de troubles dissociatifs. Fondé sur la pleine conscience, la psychothérapie sensorimotrice, l’IFS et la neurobiologie du trauma, TIST propose une manière progressive, sécurisante et profondément humaine de travailler avec les parties fragmentées du soi.

Au fil de cinq modules, vous apprendrez à stabiliser les patients les plus difficiles à accompagner, à comprendre leurs comportements comme des réponses de survie, et à leur offrir un chemin vers l’auto-compassion et l’intégration. Cette approche transforme la thérapie en un espace moins menaçant pour le patient et moins épuisant pour le thérapeute. Si vous souhaitez enrichir votre pratique avec des outils concrets et efficaces pour faire face aux troubles liés au trauma, rejoignez la liste d’attente pour être informé·e de la prochaine session de formation TIST en français.

6 octobre 2025, de 18h00 à 20h00 (heure de France)
20 octobre 2025, de 18h00 à 20h00 (heure de France)
17 novembre 2025, de 17h00 à 19h00 (heure de France)
1er décembre 2025, de 17h00 à 19h00 (heure de France)
15 décembre 2025, de 17h00 à 19h00 (heure de France)

In TIST Level 2, we transition from the theory that was covered in TIST Level 1 into becoming more fluent and practiced at working with trauma, particularly complex trauma.

As we progress, you will develop the ability to be on the same wavelength as your client’s parts, allowing you to more deeply understand and communicate with them. Our work together will become more nuanced and you will have more skill in navigating interventions with even the most difficult or resistant clients.

In TIST Level 2 you will gain proficiency in:

• The Building Blocks of a Skilled TIST Therapist
• The Art of Working with Protector Parts
• The Do’s and Don’ts of TIST
• Challenges of Implementing the TIST Model with DID Clients
• Extreme Cases: Ritual Abuse, Trafficking, Sadistic and Malevolent Abuse
• Resolution of Traumatic Memory

By the end of Level 2, you will have a greater ability to use the TIST model not just intellectually, but more energetically so that your clients can feel it.

Using mindfulness-based interventions adapted from EMDR and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, this webinar will demonstrate simple, practical interventions for addressing the living legacy of effects rather than the events.  Underlying this way of working is an assumption that it is less important to know what happened than to feel that ‘it’ is over and we are finally safe.

Newer cutting-edge approaches to memory have different goals than earlier techniques.  Their goal is to reconstruct the clients’ relationship to the events so that they finally feel long ago and far away.  By addressing the effects of those events, we can help clients transform feelings of inadequacy and shame into a sense of “I survived, and I’m safe now.”

Negli ultimi 30 anni, i progressi terapeutici hanno aiutato molti clienti, ma rimane un gruppo significativo di sopravvissuti al trauma alla disperata ricerca di sollievo, per i quali gli approcci tradizionali non hanno funzionato. Spesso etichettati come “non trattabili,” questi individui ricevono diagnosi di disturbi della personalità, suicidi, autolesionismo, abuso di sostanze, disturbi alimentari o dissociazione. Questa stigmatizzazione li fa sentire emarginati e incompresi, mentre molti terapeuti si sentono sopraffatti e privi degli strumenti necessari per trattarli efficacemente.

Il modello TIST (Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment), sviluppato dalla Dr.ssa Janina Fisher, offre soluzioni a queste sfide complesse, ponendo la stabilizzazione al centro del trattamento. Fondato su principi neuroscientifici, il TIST combina interventi basati sulla mindfulness con tecniche tratte dalla psicoterapia sensomotoria, dalla terapia degli stati dell’io e dall’IFS (Internal Family Systems), per affrontare le difficoltà cliniche di pazienti con diagnosi complesse come PTSD complesso, disturbo borderline di personalità, disturbo bipolare, disturbi dissociativi, alimentari e dipendenze.

totale di 30 ore

22 Ottobre 2025 ore 17:30 / 19.30
05 Novembre 2025 ore 17:30 / 19.30
19 Novembre 2025, ore 17:30 / 19.30
03 Dicembre 2025, ore 17:30 / 19.30
17 Dicembre 2025, ore 17:30 / 19.30
07 Gennaio 2026, ore 17:30 / 19.30

Self-rejection is a survival strategy that maintains children’s attachment to abusive attachment figures by disowning themselves as “bad” or “unlovable.” This deeply painful failure of self-acceptance is adaptive in an unsafe world but results in lifelong shame and self-loathing, difficulty self-soothing, identity confusion, and complications in relationships with others.

As clients learn to relate to their overwhelming emotions and impulsive behavior as signs of these rejected traumatized parts, they develop an increased ability to observe rather than react to distressing affects and/or act out associated impulses. Using strategies inspired by Polyvagal Theory and Internal Family Systems, therapists can help clients access the therapeutic power of mindful relationships to their most deeply disowned selves.