Intensives with Colin Brazier
In
a speech at a conference in Edinburgh, Scotland 2014 Francine Shapiro
(the originator of EMDR) urged EMDR clinicians to consider offering EMDR
therapy sessions more frequently than once or twice a week. In response
to this Colin began experimenting by offering intensive EMDR
treatments. Over time, Colin has managed to streamline the treatment
protocol to it’s most essential features without any discernible loss to
treatment outcome. It is not a fixed method, rather a range of
interventions that can be employed in immediate response to the shift
and flow of the clients process, in the moment, in a fluid way tracking
the phenomenology of the client. Each treatment journey unique to any
particular client presentation.
Bio
Colin
is a highly experienced EMDR and Gestalt therapist, having used EMDR
Therapy since 1999 and merging this approach with Gestalt Psychotherapy.
He has worked in a therapeutic role since 1993 in a wide range of
settings in London (including NHS, BUPA, the non-statutory sector,
Harley Street, London Met University) until 2010, and since then in
private practice in Devon, serving the NHS, another national
institution, and private individuals.
The anatomy of a road traffic collision and the EMDR treatment with Dr John Campbell-Beattie
A
presentation about involvement in a collision where 2 people lost their
lives and a false belief about what had occurred 2 years earlier.
Examining history taking, interweaves and the EMDR process that led to a
successful resolution.
Bio
Dr.
John Campbell-Beattie has a reputation for innovative therapeutic work
and was a member of the police force covering trauma and its effects
involving incidents of arrests, fatalities, murders and shooting
incidents. He retired the force in 2013 but continues his therapeutic
work taking many referrals from Devon & Cornwall Police. He is an
active EMDR Consultant running supervision privately and for NHS groups
and continues to submit candidates for accreditation.