Educational Seminar | Belgrade

Do your clients experience sudden waves of overwhelming fear?

Do they feel as if they are losing control, “losing their minds,” or that something dangerous is happening with their body?

Panic attacks can be deeply distressing and exhausting. While often described as “terrifying,” they are, in fact, understandable processes that can be decoded and effectively managed with the right approach.

We invite you to join a specialized two-day workshop led by Aleksandra Bubera Ninić, MD, psychiatrist, a highly experienced expert in the treatment of anxiety disorders.

What will you gain?

Through an approach combining theory and practical techniques based on Transactional Analysis (Berne’s interventions), participants will explore:

• Understanding panic – Key concepts, symptoms, and debunking common myths (heart attack, stroke, “losing one’s mind”)
• Emotions & “decontamination” – Working with the frame of reference and understanding the mind–body–emotion connection (KER model)
• The body in panic – Mechanisms of hyperventilation and physical onset
• Decontamination of dysfunctional beliefs on panic – Bern’s interventions 
• Practical symptom management – Controlled breathing, attention-focusing techniques, progressive relaxation, ect.
• Deep root causes – Exploring underlying psychological conflicts behind panic attacks
• Supervisions – Client case discussions, addressing therapeutic challenges, and guidance for ongoing clinical work.

About the lecturer

Aleksandra Bubera Ninić, MD. is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist, a Certified Transactional Analyst (CTA-P), and a Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst (TSTA-P).

Her work is distinguished by a deep understanding of human psychology, combined with a clear, direct, and highly practical therapeutic approach.

Who should attend?

This workshop is designed for mental health professionals and practitioners in helping professions who wish to deepen their expertise and enhance their effectiveness in working with clients experiencing panic attacks.

Reserve your place in time and learn how to empower your clients to take over control over their lives.

Don’t panic — help your clients learn how to move through their emotions without fear.

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