Implicit Psychotherapy
Reinstate Secure Attachment, Update Implicit Predictions, and connect to the Essential Self
Presented by Dr. Abi Blakeslee
Join us for the first training that teaches therapists and psychologists how to work directly with implicit, non-consciously encoded, memory
Through lecture, recorded demonstrations, and live interactive features BE INSPIRED with new clinical tools that MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
Become a LEADER. Everyone who completes the training can become our partner and lead experiential workshops in your communities. GENERATE PROSPERITY while TEACHING colleagues how to serve their clients.
Our platform is global. Learn in the language of your choice.
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Recovery isn’t something you think your way into.
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Emotional, physical, and relational distress often isn’t the result of a lack of insight.
It’s the result of unresolved attachment and trauma stored outside conscious awareness. -
Your clients already know their patterns are hurting them. So why don’t those patterns change?
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Because many of the forces driving emotion and behavior live in implicit memory—woven into the autonomic nervous system, the threat response cycle, and early states of emotional regulation. These systems don’t respond to logic.
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They respond to experience.
In This Workshop, You’ll Learn How To:...
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Work directly with implicit (non-conscious) memory
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Use interoception in therapy to observe and change distress in real time
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Support implicit repair of relational ruptures
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Interrupt threat-based emotional and behavioral cycles at their source
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Help clients move toward secure attachment and physiological regulation
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Restore access to a person’s essential self
This is not about adding more techniques.
It’s about aligning your work with how to support clients how to accurately predict safety, connection, and stability.
Who This Is For
his training is for therapists and clinicians who:
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Work with attachment, trauma, and chronic emotional patterns
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Feel the limits of insight-based approaches
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Want change that clients can feel, not just understand
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Value precision, humanity, and nervous-system wisdom
If you’re drawn to work that is subtle, embodied, and profoundly effective, you’ll feel at home here.
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The full training will be offered later.
Priority list members will receive:
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First access when registration opens
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Early details on format, dates, and structure
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A chance to enter this work from the very beginning
If this work speaks to you, trust that.
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Thank you for the care you bring to your clients—and for being here.
““Loved the mix of lecture, demo, experiential, writing, art, practice — plus the science behind embodied dream theories. Inspirational and powerful.”
— Therapist
“I’m leaving with another powerful tool. I can now respond to reports of night terrors and facilitate healing. The experiential exercises gave me confidence.”
— Student from Dream Work Class
About Implicit Psychotherapy
When I wrote my dissertation in the early 2000's I was inspired by luminaries who were talking about implicit, or non-consciously encoded, memory. Being curious, I realized they were using research from neuroscience and applying it to psychology practice. With a committee that included Dr. Daniel Siegel, I began the deeper inquiry into if as therapists we can interact with non-conscious memory and how. Through decades of teaching and clinical experience I've distilled a powerful training that equips therapists and psychologists with simple tools and exercises that encodes new learning in implicit memory. Through procedural memory exercises, interception, and implicit inference you can gift your clients with a profoundly new foundation.
— Dr. Abi Blakeslee
“Abi is a fabulous instructor, very relatable and thorough in her responses. This workshop greatly enhanced my ability as a practitioner and deepened my understanding of how to work with my clients on a deeper level.”
“Applicable to a broader range of strategies beyond implicit dreamwork. Helpful conceptualization and actionable activities for a psychotherapist.”
“I truly love this workshop and appreciate the integration of somatic and Jungian elements. Deeply meaningful, professionally and personally.”