Training for Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing - EMDR Works provide high quality accredited EMDR Training for Therapists, Counsellors, Psychologists of International Repute accredited by EMDR Europe and EMDR UK.
1. EMDR
Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is one of the most significant, exciting and
innovative therapeutic developments for decades in the treatment of psychological trauma related conditions,
supported by extensive research. It is recommended for the treatment of PTSD in national and international
guidelines including the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE), the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the
International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS). EMDR is a successful therapy used by counsellors,
therapists, psychotherapists, psychologists and psychiatrists
2. EMDR WORKS TRAINING
AND DEVELOPMENTAL
PATHWAY
In on-going consultation, coaching and development with
many hundreds of EMDR Therapists successfully trained
by EMDR Works, we have created effective and efficient
methods for training EMDR therapists.
Our training for Eye Movement Desensitisation and
Reprocessing (EMDR) is highly interactive with a balance
between theoretical and practical work, with live and
video demonstrations.
E M D R T R A I N I N G
The standard EMDR training course is divided into four
parts, which includes 10 hours of supervision and
consultancy.
It provides the time, support and supervision necessary to
enable trainees to fully integrate this unique and
innovative therapy into their existing therapeutic skills.
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How Eye Movement Desensitisation and
Reprocessing was developed and the theoretical
background
Adaptive Information Processing model (AIP)
Taking a trauma history, assessing treatment
contra-indications
Case conceptualisation and the ‘Three layered
approach’
Strategies for stabilising patients/clients before
embarking on treatment
Dealing with abreactions during treatment as well
as with blocked processing
A basic understanding of dissociation
Clinical practice as client and clinician
Between Part 1 and 2 you will be expected to
practice EMDR on at least one client
TRAINING: THE EIGHT PHASE PROTOCOL – BASIC THEORY AND
PRACTICE
4. TRAINING: A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF THE
PROTOCOL - WORKING WITH A WIDER RANGE OF
CLIENTS, UNBLOCKING STUCK PROCESSING,
IDENTIFYING SPECIFIC TREATMENT PROBLEMS.
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The symptom based approach
Blocked processing and the Cognitive Interweave
The Touchstone Memory – finding the root memory/
earliest experience feeding current problems
Coping with affect-tolerance problems
Activating resources to aid processing and build client
strengths
Working with children and adolescents
Phobias and current anxieties and using the future
template
Role plays and video material
Supervision
Clinical practice as a client and clinician.
On completion you will credited with 2 hours
supervision towards accreditation
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Adaptive Information Processing in practice
Complex trauma and dissociation
Sexual and other childhood abuse
Chronic and blocked grief
Working with belief systems
EMDR and depression
The ‘Flash Forward’ and anticipatory anxiety
strategy
Practising advanced emotional containment and
‘benign dissociation’ strategies
Clinical practice as a client and clinician
Supervision
On completion you will credited with a further 2
hours supervision towards accreditation
TRAINING: MORE CHALLENGING AND COMPLICATED PROBLEMS
AND INTERVENTIONS
6. TRAINING: ACCREDITATION, CONSULTATION AND
SUPERVISION
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Applying the theory in your practice
Examine and analyse your clinical use of EMDR
Common mistakes
Refresh your knowledge of the clinical applications of
EMDR
Learn through sharing your experience of using EMDR
Cultivate an accreditation-oriented approach to the
practical application of EMDR
On completion you will be credited with a further 6
hours supervision towards accreditation