I   Conditioned Response Phenomena

A. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) with obvious flashbacks

1. The nature of trauma

2. Pavlovian principle and the four permutations of the stimulus-response mechanism

B. Related conditioned response disorders with absent flashback

1. Conditioned response chains

2. Primary and secondary trauma

3. The Traumatic Incident Network

4. The mechanics of restimulation

C. Primary and secondary approaches to remediation

1. Cognitive, desensitization, and imaginal technique

II   Theory of Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR)

A. How TIR works

B. Narrative TIR

C. Thematic TIR

D. Facilitation and Viewing

III   Establishing a Safe Environment

A. Rules of Facilitation

B. Communication exercises

C. Facilitator exercises

IV   TIR Procedure

A. Steps of the procedure

B. TIR exercises

V   Experiential - Supervised facilitation

A. Giving one or more TIR sessions

B. Receiving one or more TIR sessions

Also includes Unblocking - a TIR-related adaptable technique which can be applied to broad areas of life (e.g. "your marriage", "your job", etc.). Unblocking can be used to prepare a client for TIR, or address areas of life that don't fit the single-incident or thematic model.

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What is TIR?	Workshop Schedule & Policies
Who can attend the TIR Workshop?	Continuing Education
TIR Workshop Course Outline	Calendar of TIRA Approved Workshops
Workshop Program Objectives	How to Enroll