EMDRIA-Approved EMDR Basic Training offered by EMDR Readiness Academy 

Training offers 52 CE Credits

DATE/TIME:

March 6-8 2020 and March 27-29 2020
8:00 am - 11:00 am

The Boathouse at Lakehouse Hotel & Resort   
1025 La Bonita Dr. 
San Marcos, CA 92078

Cost $1500 (visit website for discount options)

For more information and to register visit http://emdrreadinessacademy.com/

Why train with the EMDR Readiness Academy?
We are a boutique training agency dedicated to excellence in preparing clinicians to provide safe and effective EMDR therapy.

In order to provide personalized support in integrating EMDR therapy into clinical practice, we strictly limit Basic Training Consultation to groups of 4 (versus the standard of 10 per group permitted by EMDRIA).

Each member of our team of facilitators/consultants has advanced skills in applying EMDR therapy to developmental/attachment trauma and dissociation, which is essential for navigating the real-world complexity of using EMDR therapy with clients.

Our team is comprised of specialists with expertise in treating specific populations with EMDR therapy, allowing you the opportunity to choose a consultant experienced in a treatment area of interest to you.
Come in your comfy clothes!  We have chosen a warm, restorative setting that is ideal for learning and practicing EMDR therapy skills for the first time – or as a refresher course.

Why become an EMDR therapist?
Trauma-informed treatment is increasingly recognized as essential for addressing the underlying vulnerability caused by Adverse Childhood Events (ACE).  Higher ACE scores have been associated with a markedly increased incidence of mental health disorders, addictions, and medical conditions.

 
Advances in the EMDR therapy field have created an understanding of how “second generation” EMDR therapy can be used to treat the effects of insecure attachment, unmet developmental needs, and the “small t” traumas of adverse life events that can underlie and drive anxiety, depression, and other emotional, behavioral, and relationship difficulties.

EMDR therapy was initially developed to treat trauma in the late 1980’s and has been been researched extensively in the decades since. Over 24 randomized controlled trials – the gold standard of study in the field – have provided empirical validation of its efficacy.

EMDR therapy has been assigned to Category A as “strongly recommended” for the treatment of trauma by the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense (2004, 2010).  EMDR Therapy has been included in SAMHSA’s National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (2011) for the reductions of trauma-related stress, anxiety, and depression.  Most recently in 2013, the WHO (World Health Organization) has formally approved the recommendation of EMDR Therapy for adults and children with PTSD.

Completing a Basic Training approved by the EMDR International Association (EMDRIA) provides the foundation for learning to safely and effectively use EMDR therapy in clinical practice.  EMDRIA-Approved Basic Trainings undergo rigorous review to ensure quality standards and are required to provide a minimum of 20 hours of instruction, 20 hours of supervised practicum, and 10 hours of consultation.

2020 CPA Convention

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

TACKLING STIGMA, MOBILIZING HOPE

DATE/TIME:

JUNE 11 - JUNE 13, 2020

UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO
5998 Alcala Park
San Diego, CA 92110 
Website Link: www.sandiego.edu/hope
Contact Email: mobilizinghope@gmail.com 

It is our pleasure to invite you to an international conference co-sponsored by the World Dignity Project, University of San Diego, and University of California San Diego, which will take place in San Diego, California USA from Thursday, 11 June to Saturday 13 June 2020.

The World Dignity Project has a mission to advocate for mental health and well-being for all, with equality of treatment and dignity in experience as a basic human right.

We aim to mobilize the public to ensure dignity in mental health is a reality by improving mental health and health literacy, changing the public mindset about mental health, encouraging people to talk about mental health and providing hope for people with mental illness.