Program Introduction

On Friday morning you can choose between two pre-conference workshops.

1. Porges workshop

2. Asis workshop

The program below offers keynote speakers and presenters. Alongside the presenters are workshops where you get the opportunity to learn new techniques from scratch and get your hands on.

8

SEP

8:30 - 12 am

Program

Pre Conference Workshop 1

Stimulation of the Vagus Nerve

in the ear

Stephen W. PORGES, Ph.D

Sue Carter PORGES, MD

The workshop will explore both clinical applications of the Polyvagal Theory and the dependence of autonomic regulation on oxytocin.

LEARNING OUTCOME

1. Participants will learn how the Polyvagal Theory can demystify several clinical symptoms related to psychiatric diagnoses (e.g.,PTSD, autism, depression, and anxiety disorders).

2. Participants will learn how deficits in the regulation of the Social Engagement System relate to the core features of several behavioral and psychiatric disorders.

3. Participants will learn about a neural process (neuroception) that evaluates risk in the environment and reflexively triggers adaptive neural circuits that promote either social interactions or defensive behaviors.

4. Participants will gain an understanding of how oxytocin is involved in regulating stress and enhancing health.

5. Participants will gain an understanding of how oxytocin mediates the impact of social support, social bonds, and trusting relationships on physical and mental health

6. Participants will gain an understanding of how oxytocin and vasopressin act as “neuromodulators” within the theoretical context of the Polyvagal Theory.

Porges preconference workshop read more

8:30 - 12 am

Pre Conference Workshop 2

How to detect childhood trauma

How to treat childhood trauma

Daniel ASIS, MD

Asis workshop read more

8

SEP

12:00 pm

1:00 pm

1:15 pm

1:30 pm

1:45 pm

2:35 pm

Conference Opening

Sign in

Please go to the registration desk andsign in.

Have the conference abstract book and your name tag.

Host opening

Robert BERING opens the conference by introducing how Auriculotherapy meets the Field of Psychology.

President of G.L.E.M. Opening

Raphaël NOGIER

Presidents Opening

Stephen PORGES

Keynote

Stephen PORGES

New directions in Auriculotherapy:

Nervus Vagus stimulation

Coffee & cake

3:00 pm

Keynote Sue Carter, MD

Oxytocin and the Polyvagal Theory

Sue Carter read more

3:30 pm

Symposium Friday afternoon

Vagal nerve stimulation in Auriculotherapy

Choose on the day between lectures in the conference hall or

workshop in the workshop

Conference hall

1. Chantal Vulliez, MD &

Patrick Becu, veterinary

Pulsed Magnetic Field, a potentially useful complementary auricular therapeutic option. Phase II: a comparative trial of auricular magnetic stimulation on 100 patients

2. Preseneter

Call for papers