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In this 3-hour Masterclass, you will learn:
- the importance of knowing Polyvagal Theory and the two-brain model to
discern at which level of the nervous system the traumatic dissociation is located
- the criteria for applying self-regulation versus co-regulation to treat traumatic
dissociation
- the continuum of traumatic dissociation
- the principles governing the construction of the IR therapist's compass
- the criteria of traumatic dissociation exit
- the principles of intervention in RI therapy
The model :
After consultation with Deb Dana and Deirdre Fay, former lead IFS trainer François Le Doze
decided to build his model of psychotherapy in response to clinical challenges that he had
repeatedly faced in his practice. This model, named Intelligence Relationnelle (Relational
Intelligence), acknowledges the basics of IFS. It is based on the neuroscience of trauma and attachment (Polyvagal Theory) and treats the full spectrum of clinical manifestations of
traumatic dissociation through relational interventions
Francois Le Doze has a rich background in behavioral medicine, stemming from his extensive
experience as a neurologist. With an MD and 30 years of practice in a French teaching
hospital, his medical expertise is profound. Transitioning into psychotherapy, he served as an
IFS Lead Trainer at the Center for Self Leadership for five years. In 2015, he shifted his focus
entirely to psychotherapy. Currently, he is deeply invested in advancing and developing his
unique psychotherapy model, Intelligence Relationnelle (Relational Intelligence), both in
Europe and North America. His approach integrates his diverse experience, aiming to make a
significant impact in the field.
For more about how hios work is transformiing the trauma field in Europe please visit the website