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SUMMARY:Live webinar: Trauma and addictive behaviours - From maladapti
 ve daydreaming to sexual addictions
DESCRIPTION:In the first half of this webinar, Eli Somer, PhD, will gi
 ve a talk titled, 'Maladaptive Daydreaming: an unrecognized mental hea
 lth problem'. This webinar will focus on maladaptive daydreaming (MD)
 , or daydreaming disorder, a psychological concept first introduced in
  2002 to describe a time consuming absorption in fantasy that can crea
 te distress and/or interfere with social, academic, vocational or othe
 r important areas of functioning. Research findings show a relationsh
 ip between MD and dissociative absorption, ADHD, OCD, depression and a
 nxiety. Evidence suggests MD could fit the description of a behavioura
 l addiction. Studies indicate that a subgroup of individuals with MD 
 have been subjected to adverse childhood experiences such as emotional
  neglect or abuse, or social anxiety and isolation suggesting a potent
 ial emotional regulation role for MD. Participants in this webinar wil
 l be able to identify MD, know how to assess it and consider possible 
 relevant intervention strategies.\n\nFor more information visit https:
 //wildminds.ning.com/events/live-webinar-trauma-and-addictive-behaviou
 rs-from-maladaptive
DTSTART:20180915T180000Z
DTEND:20180915T210000Z
CATEGORIES:live, webinar
LOCATION:EDT (USA)
WEBSITE:https://traumaedessentials.com/products-1/live-webinar-trauma-
 addictive-behavours-sept-15-2018-at-11-am-edt
URL:https://traumaedessentials.com/products-1/live-webinar-trauma-addi
 ctive-behavours-sept-15-2018-at-11-am-edt
CONTACT:
ORGANIZER;CN="Eli Somer":https://wildminds.ning.com/profile/EliSomer
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ATTENDEE;ROLE=REQ-PARTICIPANT;PARTSTAT=ACCEPTED;RSVP=TRUE;CN="Eli Some
 r":https://wildminds.ning.com/profile/EliSomer
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