EMDR: Step by Step: New In-Session Demonstrations – Bessel Van der Kolk , Peter Levine & others

New In-Session Demonstrations

Walk the path to trauma resolution – Step by Step

In addition to improved practice outcomes, effective integration of EMDR can lead to the long-term trauma resolution that your clients so desperately desire. Here is your invitation to transform your practice . . . and your clients’ lives.

EMDR Step-by-Step is a comprehensive recording featuring Linda Curran, BCPC, LPC, CACD, CCDPD, recognized trauma specialist, veteran clinician, sought-after national trainer and best-selling author on trauma, that will provide you with practical strategies for effective implementation of EMDR into your practice.

You’ll see HOW to turn theory into practice

Linda has collaborated with the world’s leaders in trauma:

Bessel van der Kolk, M.D.

Peter Levine, Ph.D.

Babette Rothschild, MSW, LCSW

Stephen Porges, Ph.D.

Janina Fisher, Ph.D.

AND MANY MORE!

This training focuses on the development of clinical assessment skills with regard to client safety and stabilization — specifically for clients who want to process traumatic material using EMDR.

Through in-session demonstration, instructive commentary, and guidance and support, you’ll learn to safely and effectively utilize EMDR for traumatic stress treatment.

1. Establish the prerequisites of EMDR as it relates to clinical practice.
2. Communicate the theory behind resource development and installation in a clinical setting.
3. Communicate the theory behind resource development and installation (RDI) and (client-driven) imaginal resources.
4. Utilize clinical strategies for grounding and centering traumatized clients.
5. Summarize how EMDR is used for processing traumatic memories as it relates to clinical practice.
6. Determine the eight phases of EMDR’s standard protocol in relation to assessment and treatment planning.
7. Analyze the efficacy of EMDR to process past trauma as it related to treatment outcomes.

• EMDR: A Tool for Trauma
• Introduction & Course Outline
• EMDR Readiness Checklist (Part 1)
• Stage Model of Therapy
• EMDR Readiness Checklist (Part 2)
• Informed Consent Summary
• A Word on Crisis Plans
• Client Demonstrations
  • EMDR Readiness Checklist
  • The Theratapper
• “Tapping In” Imaginal Resources
• Client Demonstrations – “Tapping In” Imaginal Resources
  • Comfortable Place
  • Nurturing Figure
  • Protector Figure
  • Container
• Cited and Recommended Readings
• Ideas for Imaginal Resources
• Client Demonstration – “Tapping In” Imaginal Resources
  • Container & Comfortable Place
• EMDR Research-Based Standard Protocol
• Client Demonstration
  • Research-Based Standard Protocol
• EMDR Clinically-Based Modified Protocol
• Client Demonstrations – Modified Protocol
  • Dave’s First EMDR Session, Processing His Worst Traumatic Memory
  • Live Demonstration with Sandy
  • Dave’s Second EMDR Session, Processing His First Traumatic Memory
  • Jamie’s First EMDR Session – Future Template
• Thank You & Additional Resources
• Limitations of Research and Potential Risk
  • Contraindications and precautions for reprocessing trauma
  • Differences in theory and in the associated neurophysiological models are a matter of ongoing discussion