In the beautiful Sedona Mago Retreat Center near Sedona, Arizona, you will spend 7 days filled with skills-building and personal transformation. Leave revitalized with the confidence to fully implement EMDR as an effective treatment to heal trauma.
This training opportunity is a MUST if you work with traumatized clients – an opportunity in a serene setting to safely do personal work.
As a clinician, there is little doubt that you are working with trauma. In the field of traumatic stress, there have been considerable updates and advancements designed to improve treatment outcomes. One of those advancements is the trauma processing modality, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Evidence suggests that EMDR is one of the most effective modalities for treating trauma and PTSD. So, if you’ve yet to learn this skill, now is the time.
Join trauma specialist, author and national trainer, Linda Curran, BCPC, LPC, CAC-D, CCDP, for this intensive 7-day EMDR training that will provide you the knowledge and skills needed to use EMDR safely and effectively.
Through lecture, live and videotaped EMDR demonstrations, and supervised experiential practice sessions, this training will provide you with not only the theory and principles, but the specific steps to effectively introduce and incorporate EMDR into your practice.
The tri-phasic stage model remains today’s state-of-the-art treatment approach for all but single incident trauma. During this training, you will learn the goals of each stage, along with the therapeutic tools to reach those goals.
This is a training you don’t want to miss! Join a cohort group of professionals in this ideal setting to learn and practice new skills. Stay connected with your group for peer support and consultation once you return home.
*Join with colleagues in the healing environment of the desert to learn and practice skills. After the training, return home with a ready-made cohort for online group consultation.
Sign up today to become a better therapist for your clients suffering from trauma’s multitude of symptoms.