EMDR South West Workshops
The fee for all events will be £20. All proceeds will be donated to Trauma Aid UK
or a charity of the presenter’s choice.
The workshop presentation will be recorded but not the question and
answer sessions. Recordings of the workshop
will be available to purchase. No
refunds will be made but if you are unavailable for the live event you will be
sent a link to the recording. Your consent to recording will be assumed if you attend
the live event.
Date: Friday 16th April 3-5pm
Location: Online
EMDR and resources part one - resources as we understand
them, including differences between adult, child, adolescent and young person
resourcing.
Presenter: John Campbell-Beattie, Accredited EMDR Consultant.
This workshop will cover: resources as we understand them,
the use of resources and constant assessment, differences between adult, child,
adolescent and young person resourcing.
Predominantly examining the client perspective. Developing knowledge
about the development of resources from a protocol or script and understanding
resources that can be discovered within the client, enhanced and put to use
during and between therapy sessions. The
use of being inquisitive, asking questions as a means of constant assessment
and awareness, especially with children, young people and adolescents.
Date: Friday 14th May 3-5pm
Location: Online
The use of the EMDR Recent Traumatic Episode
Protocol (R-TEP) with intensive care
survivors experiencing Post Intensive
Care Syndrome
Presenter: Rachel Clarke, Accredited EMDR Consultant.
This workshop will cover: information on ICU related PTSD
including the role of delirium and how EMDR can be an effective intervention
and in particular the use of the R-TEP protocol with ICU COVID survivors. There is a limited evidence base in
connection with ICU related PTSD.
Clinical experience indicates that EMDR is an effective intervention
targeting images, thoughts, emotions, and physical sensation and enabling
reprocessing of memory that is often very disjointed and impacted by the
effects of critical illness, including delirium. Understanding how the RTEP protocol provides
an effective framework for processing these experiences, particularly given
that the episode can incorporate ongoing chronic health problems and a fear of
re-occurrence. Developing the
understanding of how relevant EMDR is with both ICU survivors in general and
with people who have experienced COVID in particular. Increasing EMDR practitioners’ confidence in
the skills they bring to this situation.
Date: Friday 16th July 3-5pm
Location: Online
EMDR and resources part two - how to store resources.
Presenter: John Campbell-Beattie, Accredited EMDR
Consultant.
This workshop will cover: how to store resources that may be
thoughts, images, inner videos, sounds, smells and tastes, distancing and
soothing. Therapists resources & tools, the use of measures, words and
language. Formulation, CIPOS, Flash,
Levine’s body resource, and tests.
Absorption (Hoffman) Cognitive interweaves for C/A & YP, interweaves
based on adapting the light stream effect and Socratic questions. A mixture of client and therapist resources.
Booking links will be made available shortly.
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