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Frank Anderson, MD brings three decades of trauma treatment to conference stages, clinical trainings and public audiences.
Grounded in neuroscience and parts work, his talks give clinicians practical tools and give everyone else a more compassionate way to understand what trauma does, and how healing happens.
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Signature Talks
Six established talks built from Frank's presentation material, each marked with the audience it's designed for. Every talk can be tailored to the length, format and focus of your event.
How to integrate trauma therapies based on the client, the wound, and the stage of treatment, with attention to sequencing, pacing, and readiness.
A parts-based approach to complex PTSD, shame, dissociation, and protective responses, including when to integrate other trauma treatments.
How trauma affects the brain and body, why certain reactions persist, and how physical sensations and nervous-system responses can inform healing.
How childhood trauma can shape who we choose, what we expect from love, and how we respond to closeness, conflict, and disconnection.
How what was missing in childhood, including protection, attunement, and emotional availability, can shape attachment, self-blame, and later relationships.
A practical map of how trauma forms, why survival strategies persist, and the stages involved in healing, release, forgiveness, and moving forward.
Frank also has established material on grief and loss, addiction, and narcissism and relational harm. Tell us about your event.