Since its first workshop EMDR South West has delivered 4 half day and one whole day workshops - offering a total of 18 CP points and donated over £1,300 to charity including £436 to H

Thank you to everyone who made it possible

We have one half day and two day workshops booked between now and next spring - offering 15 CPD points in total and raising more money for donation to selected charities - so there is lots still to come.

Offers of help/workshops (particularly for the second part of 2016) gratefully received.

Please see the blog and facebook group for up-dates.

Details of all training events etc are on the blog or the Facebook page:
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Title of Event: ‘Going wrong with EMDR? And what about accreditation?

Presenter: John Campbell-Beattie PhD (Accredited EMDR Consultant)

Date: Fri 13th November 2015

Location: Buckfast Abbey Conference centre

Duration of Event: 9.00-13.00

Aims: To enhance attendees’ understanding of common errors in the administration of the standard protocol and their effect on satisfactory processing.  Discuss dilemma around providing therapy in the context of court proceedings.  Encourage attendees to seek accreditation and advance the EMDR genre.

Learning Outcomes: By the end of the workshop attendees will have learned about common errors that have effects on EMDR processing. There are over 100 common errors in the administration of the standard protocol. This is an interactive session to identify common mistakes that are made in the application of EMDR. Encourage and identify the benefits of EMDR Accreditation.  Discuss good practice in relation to therapy in the context of court proceedings.

Teaching Methodology / Format: interactive presentation and discussion

Target Audience: EMDR practitioners, consultants and those seeking accreditation

How will this event develop EMDR practice? It will give EMDR practitioners a better understanding of common mistakes and remind consultants and supervisors for better teaching and supervision.  Provide a forum for sharing good practice in relation to individuals going through court processes.   Encourage and identify the benefits of accreditationGoing wrong with EMDR? And what about accreditation booking form

Soon to be announced second workshop for cognitive interweaves.  Date to be confirmed as yet but it will probably be in October.  Alex suggests that people practise some of the suggestions in the PowerPoint and come to the second day with notes concerning the responses.  The second workshop could then include more role play and experiential work.

Title of Event: The Neurobiology of EMDR Therapy

Facilitator Derek Farrell

Date: Saturday 12^th September 2015

Location: Buckfast Abbey Conference Centre

Duration of Event: 9.30am – 4.30pm

Aims: EMDR Therapy is an empirically supported psychological treatment intervention for PTSD (WHO, 2013). Its theoretical framework is an Adaptive Information Processing Model which acknowledges the brains natural information processing systems and the impact that trauma has in creating dysfunctional memory networks. It are these dysfunctional memories that are the primary focus of EMDR Therapy. Increasing evidence supports the effectiveness of EMDR Therapy with a range of mental health and psychological conditions. But what is the neurobiological basis for EMDR Therapy and its apparent effectiveness. This workshop will explore some of the key aspects involved highlight why EMDR Therapy is structured in the way it is, why dysfunctional memories are dysfunctional, and why they are adaptable to change.

Learning Outcomes: 1. Develop an understanding of the neurobiology of Trauma and EMDR Therapy

2. To consider the application of the AIP framework with other clinical populations other than PTSD

3. To explore the global burden of psychological trauma and the future development of EMDR Therapy

Teaching Methodology / Format: Mixed didactic and skills development

Target Audience: EMDR practitioners and those in training in the NHS, private and military settings.

 

6 CPD points awarded

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Using Cognitive Interweaves in EMDR: How, when, how and why to use them
Presenter: Dr Alexandra Button, Consultant EMDR
Date: Monday 6th July
Location: Buckfast Abbey, Devon
Duration of Event: 3 hours (9am – 12pm)...
Aims: To enhance attendees’ understanding of the use of cognitive interweaves including process, relational and content interweaves such that they will more readily be able to keep clients within the ‘window of tolerance’ when processing and intervene effectively when processing is blocked or looping.
Learning Outcomes: By the end of the workshop attendees will have learned more about what cognitive interweaves are and where good cognitive interweaves come from, new techniques, ideas and specific types of interweaves to use to better facilitate processing with clients who under or over access trauma material when processing.
Teaching Methodology / Format: Combination of lecture, generating discussion, and learning from examples using videos and role play.
Target Audience: Any EMDR practitioners
It will give EMDR practitioners a better understanding of what cognitive interweaves are, how, when and why they are used in EMDR processing. Attendees will learn a broader repertoire of interweaves to choose from in order to facilitate blocked or looped processing. It will also enhance practitioners’ ability to work with more complex clients who under and over access trauma material.