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Mar 22,2024 - Mar 24,2024Time: 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
VIRTUAL TRAINING
Weekend 2: March 22-24, 2023, WORKSHOP AGENDA (BOTH WEEKENDS) - ALL TIMES ET: Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Session Saturday: 8:3,0 AM – 5:00 PM Session Sunday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Session The EMDR Therapy Basic Training (Parts 1 and 2) is designed for licensed mental health practitioners who treat adults and children in a clinical setting. EMDR is a comprehensive psychotherapy that accelerates the treatment of a wide range of client difficulties and self-esteem issues related to disturbing past events and present life conditions. EMDR therapy is practiced throughout the world. This interactional, standardized treatment approach has been empirically validated in over 40 randomized controlled studies with trauma patients, and hundreds of published case reports evaluating effectiveness with a considerable range of presenting complaints, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, phobias, excessive grief, somatic conditions and addictions. EMDR therapy is guided by the Adaptive Information Processing model which addresses the unprocessed memories that appear to set the basis for a wide range of current dysfunction. A number of neuro-physiological studies have documented the rapid post treatment EMDR effects. This training is based upon the textbook by EMDR originator Francine Shapiro, PhD Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures Guilford Press, NY, 3rd Edition, 2017, and includes evidence based updates to EMDR therapy since that time.TRAINING HIGHLIGHTS:
- Supervised small group practice on each training day
- Physiological overview of trauma and the information processing system
- Specialized history-taking to identify relevant experiences
- Treatment planning to address past events, current triggers and future needs
- Stabilization, preparation and resource development interventions
- Addressing trauma, adversity, and other disturbing life events
- How to work with simple and complex cases
- Applications to combat trauma and first responders
- Applications to addictions, grief, anxiety, and emotional reactions to illness and injury
- Applications to recent events including natural and man-made disasters
- Applications to family and couples therapy
- Personal use for therapist to process vicarious traumatization
PART 1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
- Identify 3 components of the EMDR approach designed to provide effective treatment with clients
- Identify the Three-Pronged Protocol of EMDR therapy
- List 3 important existing research studies
- List 3 types of client complaints treatable with EMDR therapy
- Identify the parameters treatable with EMDR therapy to safely and effectively implement EMDR therapy with clients
- Describe 3 aspects of the AIP Model for effective case conceptualization and treatment planning
- Name the 8 phases of EMDR therapy for comprehensive treatment
- Describe 3 criteria for client selection
- Describe 3 safety measures for effective and safe use of EMDR therapy
- Identify when you would apply the Future Template
- Distinguish between direct questioning and the Floatback technique
- Distinguish between state change and trait change in EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of the Assessment Phase of EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of utilizing the SUD scale and what it stands for
- Identify the purpose of the VOC scale and what it stands for
- Identify the reprocessing phases involved in memory reprocessing
- Describe one purpose for Safe/Calm Place utilization
- Identify when the Recent Events Protocol would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish the difference between avoidance and hypo-activity
- Identify 3 differences in applying EMDR therapy to working with children
PART 2 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
-
- Describe 3 strategies to identify and effectively resolve clinical problem areas in the utilization of EMDR therapy
- Identify 2 internal and external resources that clients need to have in place
- Identify 2 clinical situations where EMD would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish between EMD and the EMDR standard protocol
- Distinguish between adult-onset trauma and developmental trauma
- Identify when you would target an adult-onset trauma versus applying the standard protocol
- Describe 2 clinical symptoms that may indicate the need to assess for dissociation
- Describe the 3 different categories of resources
- Describe 3 examples of specific resources to use with difficult or resistant clients
- Describe the procedural steps for closing down incomplete sessions
- Describe the protocol to initiate an incomplete session for processing to resolution
- Describe one therapy-interfering behavior that may need to be addressed in order for treatment to proceed
- Describe a treatment plan to choose and prioritize targets appropriate for EMDR treatment
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with highly emotional responses
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with dissociative symptoms
- Distinguish between a simple phobia and a process phobia
- Describe 3 cautions for using EMDR therapy with addictions and compulsions
- Identify one category of memory appropriate for targeting with combat veterans
- Describe 3 strategies to treat complex trauma-related disorders
- Describe 3 ways that EMDR therapy demonstrates cultural competence as an intervention
Certificate of Training in EMDR Therapy Requirements:
-
-
- Completion of Part 1 and Part 2 3-Day Trainings
- 10 hours of case consultation with an EMDR Institute Approved Consultant (included)
- Reading EMDR Therapy: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures (Shapiro 2017)
- Reading Getting Past Your Past (Shapiro 2013)
-
VIRTUAL (Part 2 March 22-24, 2024)
,
Event Fees:
$ 625.00 1 Weekend of Training (without consultation)
$ 475.00 Refresher - Full day (including afternoon practicum)
$ 325.00 Refresher - Morning Didactic Only
$ 0.00 Rate for those who\'ve already paid and attended Part 1
Registration is closed for this event.
For more information or questions, please email: registration@markinickerson.com
Apr 26,2024 - Apr 28,2024Time: 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
VIRTUAL TRAINING
Weekend 1: April 26-28, Weekend 2: July 12-14, 2024, WORKSHOP AGENDA (BOTH WEEKENDS) - ALL TIMES ET: Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Session Saturday: 8:3,0 AM – 5:00 PM Session Sunday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Session The EMDR Therapy Basic Training (Parts 1 and 2) is designed for licensed mental health practitioners who treat adults and children in a clinical setting. EMDR is a comprehensive psychotherapy that accelerates the treatment of a wide range of client difficulties and self-esteem issues related to disturbing past events and present life conditions. EMDR therapy is practiced throughout the world. This interactional, standardized treatment approach has been empirically validated in over 40 randomized controlled studies with trauma patients, and hundreds of published case reports evaluating effectiveness with a considerable range of presenting complaints, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, phobias, excessive grief, somatic conditions and addictions. EMDR therapy is guided by the Adaptive Information Processing model which addresses the unprocessed memories that appear to set the basis for a wide range of current dysfunction. A number of neuro-physiological studies have documented the rapid post treatment EMDR effects. This training is based upon the textbook by EMDR originator Francine Shapiro, PhD Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures Guilford Press, NY, 3rd Edition, 2017, and includes evidence based updates to EMDR therapy since that time.TRAINING HIGHLIGHTS:
- Supervised small group practice on each training day
- Physiological overview of trauma and the information processing system
- Specialized history-taking to identify relevant experiences
- Treatment planning to address past events, current triggers and future needs
- Stabilization, preparation and resource development interventions
- Addressing trauma, adversity, and other disturbing life events
- How to work with simple and complex cases
- Applications to combat trauma and first responders
- Applications to addictions, grief, anxiety, and emotional reactions to illness and injury
- Applications to recent events including natural and man-made disasters
- Applications to family and couples therapy
- Personal use for therapist to process vicarious traumatization
PART 1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
- Identify 3 components of the EMDR approach designed to provide effective treatment with clients
- Identify the Three-Pronged Protocol of EMDR therapy
- List 3 important existing research studies
- List 3 types of client complaints treatable with EMDR therapy
- Identify the parameters treatable with EMDR therapy to safely and effectively implement EMDR therapy with clients
- Describe 3 aspects of the AIP Model for effective case conceptualization and treatment planning
- Name the 8 phases of EMDR therapy for comprehensive treatment
- Describe 3 criteria for client selection
- Describe 3 safety measures for effective and safe use of EMDR therapy
- Identify when you would apply the Future Template
- Distinguish between direct questioning and the Floatback technique
- Distinguish between state change and trait change in EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of the Assessment Phase of EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of utilizing the SUD scale and what it stands for
- Identify the purpose of the VOC scale and what it stands for
- Identify the reprocessing phases involved in memory reprocessing
- Describe one purpose for Safe/Calm Place utilization
- Identify when the Recent Events Protocol would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish the difference between avoidance and hypo-activity
- Identify 3 differences in applying EMDR therapy to working with children
PART 2 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
-
- Describe 3 strategies to identify and effectively resolve clinical problem areas in the utilization of EMDR therapy
- Identify 2 internal and external resources that clients need to have in place
- Identify 2 clinical situations where EMD would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish between EMD and the EMDR standard protocol
- Distinguish between adult-onset trauma and developmental trauma
- Identify when you would target an adult-onset trauma versus applying the standard protocol
- Describe 2 clinical symptoms that may indicate the need to assess for dissociation
- Describe the 3 different categories of resources
- Describe 3 examples of specific resources to use with difficult or resistant clients
- Describe the procedural steps for closing down incomplete sessions
- Describe the protocol to initiate an incomplete session for processing to resolution
- Describe one therapy-interfering behavior that may need to be addressed in order for treatment to proceed
- Describe a treatment plan to choose and prioritize targets appropriate for EMDR treatment
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with highly emotional responses
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with dissociative symptoms
- Distinguish between a simple phobia and a process phobia
- Describe 3 cautions for using EMDR therapy with addictions and compulsions
- Identify one category of memory appropriate for targeting with combat veterans
- Describe 3 strategies to treat complex trauma-related disorders
- Describe 3 ways that EMDR therapy demonstrates cultural competence as an intervention
Certificate of Training in EMDR Therapy Requirements:
-
-
- Completion of Part 1 and Part 2 3-Day Trainings
- 10 hours of case consultation with an EMDR Institute Approved Consultant (included)
- Reading EMDR Therapy: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures (Shapiro 2017)
- Reading Getting Past Your Past (Shapiro 2013)
-
VIRTUAL April /July, 2024
,
Event Fees:
$ 650.00 Refresher - Morning Didactic Only
$ 1345.00 Community Mental Health Clinicians discounted rate
$ 1545.00 2 Weekends of Training and 10 hours of Consultation
Jul 12,2024 - Jul 14,2024Time: 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
VIRTUAL TRAINING
Weekend 2: July 12-14, 2024, WORKSHOP AGENDA (BOTH WEEKENDS) - ALL TIMES ET: Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Session Saturday: 8:3,0 AM – 5:00 PM Session Sunday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Session The EMDR Therapy Basic Training (Parts 1 and 2) is designed for licensed mental health practitioners who treat adults and children in a clinical setting. EMDR is a comprehensive psychotherapy that accelerates the treatment of a wide range of client difficulties and self-esteem issues related to disturbing past events and present life conditions. EMDR therapy is practiced throughout the world. This interactional, standardized treatment approach has been empirically validated in over 40 randomized controlled studies with trauma patients, and hundreds of published case reports evaluating effectiveness with a considerable range of presenting complaints, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, phobias, excessive grief, somatic conditions and addictions. EMDR therapy is guided by the Adaptive Information Processing model which addresses the unprocessed memories that appear to set the basis for a wide range of current dysfunction. A number of neuro-physiological studies have documented the rapid post treatment EMDR effects. This training is based upon the textbook by EMDR originator Francine Shapiro, PhD Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures Guilford Press, NY, 3rd Edition, 2017, and includes evidence based updates to EMDR therapy since that time.TRAINING HIGHLIGHTS:
- Supervised small group practice on each training day
- Physiological overview of trauma and the information processing system
- Specialized history-taking to identify relevant experiences
- Treatment planning to address past events, current triggers and future needs
- Stabilization, preparation and resource development interventions
- Addressing trauma, adversity, and other disturbing life events
- How to work with simple and complex cases
- Applications to combat trauma and first responders
- Applications to addictions, grief, anxiety, and emotional reactions to illness and injury
- Applications to recent events including natural and man-made disasters
- Applications to family and couples therapy
- Personal use for therapist to process vicarious traumatization
PART 1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
- Identify 3 components of the EMDR approach designed to provide effective treatment with clients
- Identify the Three-Pronged Protocol of EMDR therapy
- List 3 important existing research studies
- List 3 types of client complaints treatable with EMDR therapy
- Identify the parameters treatable with EMDR therapy to safely and effectively implement EMDR therapy with clients
- Describe 3 aspects of the AIP Model for effective case conceptualization and treatment planning
- Name the 8 phases of EMDR therapy for comprehensive treatment
- Describe 3 criteria for client selection
- Describe 3 safety measures for effective and safe use of EMDR therapy
- Identify when you would apply the Future Template
- Distinguish between direct questioning and the Floatback technique
- Distinguish between state change and trait change in EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of the Assessment Phase of EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of utilizing the SUD scale and what it stands for
- Identify the purpose of the VOC scale and what it stands for
- Identify the reprocessing phases involved in memory reprocessing
- Describe one purpose for Safe/Calm Place utilization
- Identify when the Recent Events Protocol would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish the difference between avoidance and hypo-activity
- Identify 3 differences in applying EMDR therapy to working with children
PART 2 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
-
- Describe 3 strategies to identify and effectively resolve clinical problem areas in the utilization of EMDR therapy
- Identify 2 internal and external resources that clients need to have in place
- Identify 2 clinical situations where EMD would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish between EMD and the EMDR standard protocol
- Distinguish between adult-onset trauma and developmental trauma
- Identify when you would target an adult-onset trauma versus applying the standard protocol
- Describe 2 clinical symptoms that may indicate the need to assess for dissociation
- Describe the 3 different categories of resources
- Describe 3 examples of specific resources to use with difficult or resistant clients
- Describe the procedural steps for closing down incomplete sessions
- Describe the protocol to initiate an incomplete session for processing to resolution
- Describe one therapy-interfering behavior that may need to be addressed in order for treatment to proceed
- Describe a treatment plan to choose and prioritize targets appropriate for EMDR treatment
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with highly emotional responses
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with dissociative symptoms
- Distinguish between a simple phobia and a process phobia
- Describe 3 cautions for using EMDR therapy with addictions and compulsions
- Identify one category of memory appropriate for targeting with combat veterans
- Describe 3 strategies to treat complex trauma-related disorders
- Describe 3 ways that EMDR therapy demonstrates cultural competence as an intervention
Certificate of Training in EMDR Therapy Requirements:
-
-
- Completion of Part 1 and Part 2 3-Day Trainings
- 10 hours of case consultation with an EMDR Institute Approved Consultant (included)
- Reading EMDR Therapy: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures (Shapiro 2017)
- Reading Getting Past Your Past (Shapiro 2013)
-
VIRTUAL (Part 2, July 12-14, 2024)
,
Event Fees:
$ 650.00 Refresher - Morning Didactic Only
$ 1345.00 Community Mental Health Clinicians discounted rate
$ 1545.00 2 Weekends of Training and 10 hours of Consultation
Sep 20,2024 - Sep 22,2024Time: 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
VIRTUAL TRAINING
Weekend 1: Sept 20-22, Weekend 2: Dec 6-8, 2024, WORKSHOP AGENDA (BOTH WEEKENDS) - ALL TIMES ET: Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Session Saturday: 8:3,0 AM – 5:00 PM Session Sunday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Session The EMDR Therapy Basic Training (Parts 1 and 2) is designed for licensed mental health practitioners who treat adults and children in a clinical setting. EMDR is a comprehensive psychotherapy that accelerates the treatment of a wide range of client difficulties and self-esteem issues related to disturbing past events and present life conditions. EMDR therapy is practiced throughout the world. This interactional, standardized treatment approach has been empirically validated in over 40 randomized controlled studies with trauma patients, and hundreds of published case reports evaluating effectiveness with a considerable range of presenting complaints, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, phobias, excessive grief, somatic conditions and addictions. EMDR therapy is guided by the Adaptive Information Processing model which addresses the unprocessed memories that appear to set the basis for a wide range of current dysfunction. A number of neuro-physiological studies have documented the rapid post treatment EMDR effects. This training is based upon the textbook by EMDR originator Francine Shapiro, PhD Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures Guilford Press, NY, 3rd Edition, 2017, and includes evidence based updates to EMDR therapy since that time.TRAINING HIGHLIGHTS:
- Supervised small group practice on each training day
- Physiological overview of trauma and the information processing system
- Specialized history-taking to identify relevant experiences
- Treatment planning to address past events, current triggers and future needs
- Stabilization, preparation and resource development interventions
- Addressing trauma, adversity, and other disturbing life events
- How to work with simple and complex cases
- Applications to combat trauma and first responders
- Applications to addictions, grief, anxiety, and emotional reactions to illness and injury
- Applications to recent events including natural and man-made disasters
- Applications to family and couples therapy
- Personal use for therapist to process vicarious traumatization
PART 1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
- Identify 3 components of the EMDR approach designed to provide effective treatment with clients
- Identify the Three-Pronged Protocol of EMDR therapy
- List 3 important existing research studies
- List 3 types of client complaints treatable with EMDR therapy
- Identify the parameters treatable with EMDR therapy to safely and effectively implement EMDR therapy with clients
- Describe 3 aspects of the AIP Model for effective case conceptualization and treatment planning
- Name the 8 phases of EMDR therapy for comprehensive treatment
- Describe 3 criteria for client selection
- Describe 3 safety measures for effective and safe use of EMDR therapy
- Identify when you would apply the Future Template
- Distinguish between direct questioning and the Floatback technique
- Distinguish between state change and trait change in EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of the Assessment Phase of EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of utilizing the SUD scale and what it stands for
- Identify the purpose of the VOC scale and what it stands for
- Identify the reprocessing phases involved in memory reprocessing
- Describe one purpose for Safe/Calm Place utilization
- Identify when the Recent Events Protocol would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish the difference between avoidance and hypo-activity
- Identify 3 differences in applying EMDR therapy to working with children
PART 2 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
-
- Describe 3 strategies to identify and effectively resolve clinical problem areas in the utilization of EMDR therapy
- Identify 2 internal and external resources that clients need to have in place
- Identify 2 clinical situations where EMD would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish between EMD and the EMDR standard protocol
- Distinguish between adult-onset trauma and developmental trauma
- Identify when you would target an adult-onset trauma versus applying the standard protocol
- Describe 2 clinical symptoms that may indicate the need to assess for dissociation
- Describe the 3 different categories of resources
- Describe 3 examples of specific resources to use with difficult or resistant clients
- Describe the procedural steps for closing down incomplete sessions
- Describe the protocol to initiate an incomplete session for processing to resolution
- Describe one therapy-interfering behavior that may need to be addressed in order for treatment to proceed
- Describe a treatment plan to choose and prioritize targets appropriate for EMDR treatment
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with highly emotional responses
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with dissociative symptoms
- Distinguish between a simple phobia and a process phobia
- Describe 3 cautions for using EMDR therapy with addictions and compulsions
- Identify one category of memory appropriate for targeting with combat veterans
- Describe 3 strategies to treat complex trauma-related disorders
- Describe 3 ways that EMDR therapy demonstrates cultural competence as an intervention
Certificate of Training in EMDR Therapy Requirements:
-
-
- Completion of Part 1 and Part 2 3-Day Trainings
- 10 hours of case consultation with an EMDR Institute Approved Consultant (included)
- Reading EMDR Therapy: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures (Shapiro 2017)
- Reading Getting Past Your Past (Shapiro 2013)
-
VIRTUAL Sept 20-22 to Dec 6-8
,
Event Fees:
$ 1545.00 2 Weekends of Training and 10 hours of Consultation
$ 1345.00 Community Mental Health Clinicians discounted rate
$ 650.00 Refresher - Morning Didactic Only
Dec 6,2024 - Dec 8,2024Time: 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
VIRTUAL TRAINING
Weekend 1: September 20-22, 2023, Weekend 2: > December 6-8, 2023, WORKSHOP AGENDA (BOTH WEEKENDS) - ALL TIMES ET: Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Session Saturday: 8:3,0 AM – 5:00 PM Session Sunday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Session The EMDR Therapy Basic Training (Parts 1 and 2) is designed for licensed mental health practitioners who treat adults and children in a clinical setting. EMDR is a comprehensive psychotherapy that accelerates the treatment of a wide range of client difficulties and self-esteem issues related to disturbing past events and present life conditions. EMDR therapy is practiced throughout the world. This interactional, standardized treatment approach has been empirically validated in over 40 randomized controlled studies with trauma patients, and hundreds of published case reports evaluating effectiveness with a considerable range of presenting complaints, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, phobias, excessive grief, somatic conditions and addictions. EMDR therapy is guided by the Adaptive Information Processing model which addresses the unprocessed memories that appear to set the basis for a wide range of current dysfunction. A number of neuro-physiological studies have documented the rapid post treatment EMDR effects. This training is based upon the textbook by EMDR originator Francine Shapiro, PhD Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures Guilford Press, NY, 3rd Edition, 2017, and includes evidence based updates to EMDR therapy since that time.TRAINING HIGHLIGHTS:
- Supervised small group practice on each training day
- Physiological overview of trauma and the information processing system
- Specialized history-taking to identify relevant experiences
- Treatment planning to address past events, current triggers and future needs
- Stabilization, preparation and resource development interventions
- Addressing trauma, adversity, and other disturbing life events
- How to work with simple and complex cases
- Applications to combat trauma and first responders
- Applications to addictions, grief, anxiety, and emotional reactions to illness and injury
- Applications to recent events including natural and man-made disasters
- Applications to family and couples therapy
- Personal use for therapist to process vicarious traumatization
PART 1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
- Identify 3 components of the EMDR approach designed to provide effective treatment with clients
- Identify the Three-Pronged Protocol of EMDR therapy
- List 3 important existing research studies
- List 3 types of client complaints treatable with EMDR therapy
- Identify the parameters treatable with EMDR therapy to safely and effectively implement EMDR therapy with clients
- Describe 3 aspects of the AIP Model for effective case conceptualization and treatment planning
- Name the 8 phases of EMDR therapy for comprehensive treatment
- Describe 3 criteria for client selection
- Describe 3 safety measures for effective and safe use of EMDR therapy
- Identify when you would apply the Future Template
- Distinguish between direct questioning and the Floatback technique
- Distinguish between state change and trait change in EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of the Assessment Phase of EMDR therapy
- Identify the purpose of utilizing the SUD scale and what it stands for
- Identify the purpose of the VOC scale and what it stands for
- Identify the reprocessing phases involved in memory reprocessing
- Describe one purpose for Safe/Calm Place utilization
- Identify when the Recent Events Protocol would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish the difference between avoidance and hypo-activity
- Identify 3 differences in applying EMDR therapy to working with children
PART 2 LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONTENT INCLUDES:
-
- Describe 3 strategies to identify and effectively resolve clinical problem areas in the utilization of EMDR therapy
- Identify 2 internal and external resources that clients need to have in place
- Identify 2 clinical situations where EMD would be appropriate as an intervention
- Distinguish between EMD and the EMDR standard protocol
- Distinguish between adult-onset trauma and developmental trauma
- Identify when you would target an adult-onset trauma versus applying the standard protocol
- Describe 2 clinical symptoms that may indicate the need to assess for dissociation
- Describe the 3 different categories of resources
- Describe 3 examples of specific resources to use with difficult or resistant clients
- Describe the procedural steps for closing down incomplete sessions
- Describe the protocol to initiate an incomplete session for processing to resolution
- Describe one therapy-interfering behavior that may need to be addressed in order for treatment to proceed
- Describe a treatment plan to choose and prioritize targets appropriate for EMDR treatment
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with highly emotional responses
- Describe 3 strategies for dealing with dissociative symptoms
- Distinguish between a simple phobia and a process phobia
- Describe 3 cautions for using EMDR therapy with addictions and compulsions
- Identify one category of memory appropriate for targeting with combat veterans
- Describe 3 strategies to treat complex trauma-related disorders
- Describe 3 ways that EMDR therapy demonstrates cultural competence as an intervention
Certificate of Training in EMDR Therapy Requirements:
-
-
- Completion of Part 1 and Part 2 3-Day Trainings
- 10 hours of case consultation with an EMDR Institute Approved Consultant (included)
- Reading EMDR Therapy: Basic Principles, Protocols and Procedures (Shapiro 2017)
- Reading Getting Past Your Past (Shapiro 2013)
-
VIRTUAL (Part 2 Dec 6-8, 2024)
,
Event Fees:
$ 625.00 1 Weekend of Training (without consultation)
$ 475.00 Refresher - Full day (including afternoon practicum)
$ 325.00 Refresher - Morning Didactic Only
$ 0.00 Rate for those who\'ve already paid and attended Part 1