EMDR Training without leaving your house — plus, get FREE Telehealth Certification & FREE CE hours!

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Register today to gain advanced EMDR training so you have the confidence and skills in treating trauma whether it's in-person or in a telehealth setting. PLUS: learn how to setup, maintain and elevate your telehealth practice. Treat clients without leaving your home!

The advanced EMDR and telehealth trainings are straight-forward and easy-to-apply with 3 innovative, robust sessions with easy-to-consume content designed to get you started, grow and succeed right away. PLUS, we've included a must-have trauma eBook AND your telehealth certification is on us for one year — and FREE TO YOU.

Best of all, these video modules are yours to keep forever! We've also made certification so simple, so easy... you'll ask yourself why you've waited to stand-out from your peers.

Grow your trauma toolbox and your practice today. Click here for course objectives and outline.

EMDR & Parts Work for Treating Complex Trauma: Somatic Techniques to Decrease Defensiveness and Facilitate Trauma Processing

Discover how you can more successfully access deeply rooted pain points and move clients past the internal conflicts that hang them up in treatment by integrating elements of EMDR with skills from a parts work approach.

You'll learn:

The Transformation of EMDR: From Technique to Comprehensive Psychotherapy

Dr. Deborah Korn has trained thousands of therapists — and helped countless clients — using the power of EMDR therapy to treat trauma.

EMDR can free your clients from continuous pain and suffering by repatterning thinking and emotional reactions, and this is your chance to learn from one of the most proficient EMDR experts in the field today.

• The 8 phases of EMDR therapy, as well as the 3-pronged approach and “Big T” AND “little t” traumas.
• The wide range of applications for EMDR therapy, including for clients with PTSD and complex PTSD, along with the most cost-effective and time-efficient approaches.
• Mechanisms that will help with your clients' memory and ability to recognize true information, plus, the skills to avoid emotional arousal and increase thinking flexibility.

EMDR in Trying Times: How Our Brains Process and Move Through Trauma

Help your clients restore their resiliency, ease their stress, and maintain a sustainable life in spite of ongoing demands from the pandemic, as well as social and racial injustice.

• An expert guide to why EMDR therapy is a useful intervention for recent traumatic events and how to effectively put it into action.
• Practical exercises and EMDR approaches you can immediately use with your clients.
• Valuable clinical takeaways, interpretations, and references to further your knowledge on EMDR therapy.

Relational EMDR as a Transformational Journey: The Power of Attunement

Enhance the power of EMDR!

Heighten the therapist's use of self and create an attuned experience that enables clients to process painful experiences that have been previously avoided or denied.

• Relational strategies to navigate the moment-to-moment demands in and out of memory processing
• How to identify a therapeutic impasse and explore what's needed to move the process forward
• Ways to negotiate the rules of engagement with clients, making it possible to navigate the uncertain territory of trauma processing

Virtual EMDR: A How-to Guide to Providing EMDR via Telehealth

Master EMDR and then follow this how-to guide on utilizing EMDR through telehealth platforms so you can continue your important work with clients, even when face-to-face sessions aren't possible!

You'll get safe, simple and straightforward approaches to adapting EMDR techniques to an online environment so you can stay on the front lines with your clients during times of crisis.

• How do I manage potential safety risks when I'm not there in person?
• How can I monitor and manage reactions with clients online?
• How do I maximize attunement through video sessions?

Certified Clinical Telemental Health Provider Training: A Therapist Guide for Ethical, Legal and Technology Concerns when Using Teletherapy

Realize your full potential in telehealth. Gain comprehensive understanding and wherewithal on translating your in-person sessions to a telehealth practice. Dr. Westendorf's session is broken down into step-by-step modules so you can avoid ethical, legal and business pitfalls of telehealth; develop meaningful sessions with your clients; and learn how to grow and transition your telehealth business.

• What you need to know to get started & the prevalence of telemental health
• Professional associations and telemental health guidelines, APA Ethical Principals, HIPAA, HITECH

• Specific tools and examples for Informed Consent & Emergency Management in Telemental health
• Utilizing ATA guidelines from both a clinical and technical standpoint

• Assessing and utilizing service options for email, text, social media and other communication tools
• Setting up and navigating VPN, Encryption, Hardware & software safety, Electronic Communication Policy

• Telehealth applications: evidence-based research, security with hardware and software, applying practical strategies for avoiding red flags
• Telehealth intake and assessment tools for the client - while improving your own telehealth experience
• Learn how to adapt use for various populations and disorders

• Establishing and navigating boundaries, cultural competence, licensing board complaints, effective self-care
• Practicing within your boundaries of competence when using technology

• Strategies on how to grow your practice in troubling economic times
• Medicare/Medicaid reimbursements, billing, advertising and document storage and electronic document destruction (What you need to know to go paperless!)

Arielle Schwartz, PhD, CCTP-II, is an accomplished teacher who guides therapists in the application of EMDR, somatic psychology, parts work therapy, and mindfulness-based interventions for the treatment of trauma and complex trauma. Her unique blend of spirituality and science can be found in her writings, guided trauma recovery programs, and applied polyvagal theory in yoga for trauma recovery.

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Deborah L. Korn, PsyD, maintains a private practice in Cambridge, MA, is an adjunct training faculty member at the Trauma Research Foundation and a senior faculty member at the EMDR Institute. She presents and consults internationally on the treatment of adult survivors of childhood abuse and neglect.

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Deany Laliotis, LICSW, is the founder and director of The Center for Excellence in EMDR Therapy and is passionate about the power of EMDR therapy to transform lives. Since 1993, she has had the privilege of working very closely with Dr. Francine Shapiro, the originator of EMDR, and was the Director of Training for the EMDR Institute, the training program developed by Dr. Shapiro that trained clinicians all over the world.

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Megan McQuary, LCSW, ACADC, CCTP-II, EMDR-C, was trained on the use of EMDR as a treatment protocol through EMDRIA and uses EMDR in her practice to achieve improved outcomes with a broad spectrum of clients in the areas of trauma, abuse, and substance abuse. Her trainings have helped thousands of clinicians across the country get the most out of their virtual EMDR sessions.

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Melissa Westendorf, PhD, JD, is a clinical and forensic psychologist and founder of the Technology Wellness Center. As a clinician, Dr. Westendorf has provided therapy to adults and adolescents in the community and within the correctional setting. As a technology wellness expert, she is dedicated to assisting parents, children, adolescents, and adults on understanding the complexities of technology use and the impact on our brains, emotions, and interpersonal relationships.

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