EMDR Therapy Treatment of Anxiety ($395, 14 credits) #99001-DL18:
This includes all of the distance learning videos which you see below.
EMDR Therapy Basic Protocol and Phobias, GAD, Somatization, Panic, Agoraphobia, Social Anxiety Disorder and Irritable Bowel Disorder ($167, 5.5 EMDRIA Credits) #99001-DL19:
Therapy Anxiety Disorder Basic Protocol and Phobias: This is a 44 minute video which covers the EMDR Therapy Three Pronged Approach (Past, Present and Future) for working with Anxiety Disorders, including Phobias. It is the recording of a live workshop. The Adaptive Information Processing Model used in EMDR Therapy is explained. Case Examples will be provided. The in-vivo component for working with Anxiety and Phobias is presented. Basic EMDR Therapy research of phobias is covered. The Basic Anxiety Protocol is based on the original protocol from Dr. Francine Shapiro.
EMDR Therapy Treatment for Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Somatization: This is a 146 minute video which discusses EMDR Therapy Three Pronged Approach (Past, Present and Future) for treatment of GAD and Somatization. Case examples are discussed. The interaction of these disorders with trauma will be presented. EMDR Therapy Treatment of these disorders will be presented. This video includes self-control exercises for relaxation one meditation, basic mindfulness and progressive muscle relaxation.
EMDR Therapy for Panic Disorder, Agoraphobia, and Irritable Bowel Disorder:This is a 123 minute video which discusses the application of the basic EMDR Therapy Three Pronged approach (Past, Present and Future) to Panic, Agoraphobia and Irritable Bowel Syndrome. We describe how to incorporate the in-vivo component for Panic, Agoraphobia and Excoriation Disorder. The use of interceptive and bilateral stimulation will be explained and demonstrated. Interceptive's are exercises such as intentional hyperventilation or breathing through a straw combined with EMDR Therapy bilateral stimulation to rapidly reprocess internal triggers of Panic Disorder, Agoraphobia and Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Case Examples will be provided. This protocol is based on research regarding Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia and the clinical experience of Dr. Sprowls and Dr. Marquis.
EMDR Therapy for Social Anxiety Disorder: This is a 101 minute video which discusses the EMDR Therapy Three Pronged Approach (Past, Present and Future) for working with Social Anxiety Disorder. The presenters will discuss how to incorporate social skills training and practice to increase generalization effects and processing of stimuli associated with Social Anxiety Disorder. There is a demonstration and practice exercise of various components of in-vivo processing of social anxiety triggers. This protocol is based on research regarding Social Anxiety Disorder and the clinical experience of Dr. Sprowls and Dr. Marquis
EMDR Therapy for OC Spectrum Disorders (177$, 6.5 EMDRIA Credits) #99001-DL20:
EMDR Therapy of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: This is a 3 hour video which discusses EMDR Therapy Three Pronged approach (Past, Present and Future) for working with OCD. The full protocol for using EMDR Therapy with OCD will be presented. There is a mock demonstration with Dr. Marquis and Dr. Sprowls of how to help individuals suffering from OCD with Obsessions and Compulsions using EMDR Therapy. The neuropsychology of OCD will be discussed. There are tips for helping individuals to stop obsessing and to stop their compulsions. Case Examples will be provided. EMDR Therapy for OCD research will be covered. The OCD Protocol is based on research regarding OCD Disorder and the clinical experience of Dr. Sprowls and Dr. Marquis.
EMDR Therapy for Hoarding Disorder:This is a 148 minute video which discusses EMDR Therapy Three Pronged Approach (Past, Present and Future) for working with Hoarding Disorder. The full protocol for Hoarding Disorder will be covered. There is a mock demonstration with Dr. Marquis and Dr. Sprowls of how to help individuals suffering from Hoarding Disorder to discard items. Research on Hoarding and safety for individuals with Hoarding Disorder is discussed. There are tips for helping individuals to discard items more easily or to help individuals to stop acquiring items. Case Examples will be provided. The Hoarding Protocol is based on research regarding Hoarding Disorder and the clinical experience of Dr. Sprowls and Dr. Marquis.
EMDR Therapy for Trichotillomania and Excoriation Disorder: This is a 29 minute video which discusses an EMDR Therapy adaptation of A.J. Popky’s Detur Protocol (See Luber, M. 2009) for treatment of Trichotillomania and Excoriation Disorder. Case Examples will be provided. This Protocol is based on research regarding Trichotillomania and Excoriation Disorder, the clinical experience of Dr. Sprowls and Dr. Marquis and the DETUR protocol.
Learning Objectives EMDR Therapy of Anxiety Disorders
1. Participants will be able to describe the basic Anxiety Protocol and how to use it with their clients.
2. Participants will describe how Anxiety Disorders interact with trauma.
3. Participants will be able to discuss the Adaptive Information Processing Model and how it applies to Anxiety Disorders.
4. Participants will be able to discuss research relevant to EMDR Therapy and Anxiety Disorders.
5. Participants will identify the basics of the brain structures associated with OCD.
6. Participants will be able to describe how the AIP model applies to OCD.
7. Participants will be able to use the Basic Anxiety Disorders Protocol with OCD.
8. Participants will be able to use in-vivo processing to reprocess concerns related to obsessions and compulsions.
9. Participants will be able to describe how to modify the protocol for reprocessing with obsessions.
10. Participants will describe the need for rapport and respect of the client and their surroundings for treatment of Hoarding Disorder.
11. Participants will be able to describe how the AIP model applies to Hoarding Disorder.
12. Participants will be able to describe the use of Basic Anxiety Disorders Protocol with Hoarding Disorder.
13. Participants will be able to use EMDR Therapy reprocessing to help individuals to decrease acquiring behaviors and to help with discarding items.
14. Participants will be able to discuss the Basic Anxiety Disorders Protocol and GAD.
15. Participants will describe how the AIP model Applies to GAD and Somatization.
16. Participants will be able to use basic mindfulness exercises, ROM meditation and progressive muscle relaxation.
17. Participants will be able to identify small t and large T triggers associated with GAD.
18. Participants will describe how to apply the Somatic Protocol to their clients.
19. Participants will be able to use the Basic Anxiety Disorders Protocol with Panic, Agoraphobia and Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
20. Participants will be able to use the AIP Model to Panic, Agoraphobia and Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
21. Participants will be able to discuss interoceptives and how to pair them with bilateral stimulation to
22. Participants will be able to reprocess present triggers including the fear of fear.
Trauma Processing Workshop Description(180$, 7 EMDRIA CREDITS):
Getting Back to Our Roots: Processing Trauma and Basic Protocols of EMDR.
By Priscilla Marquis, Ph.D. and Christie Sprowls Psy.D.
Over the past few years we have noticed that many of our consultees have questions regarding how to follow the basic EMDR Therapy protocols. In addition, many of the innovative uses of EMDR Therapy have been geared towards Resource Development and stabilization (Leeds and Shapiro, 2000, Korn and Leeds, 2002). Resource Development and stabilization can be helpful in the preparation phase of EMDR Therapy to help stabilize and to prepare clients for trauma processing. However, some clinicians report feeling a lack of confidence in processing trauma (Lipke, 1995; Greenwald, 2006; Luber, 2009, Ferrell & Keenan, 2013) and may use resourcing strategies, delaying or avoiding processing the traumatic experiences which lay down the psychopathology in the information processing system. This presentation focuses on a review of the Basic Protocols of EMDR Therapy to aid participants in gaining confidence for trauma processing (Shapiro, 2008). Affect tolerance of the therapist is emphasized to enable more rapid and profound trauma processing with EMDR Therapy. The Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model posits that mental health problems (apart from organic deficits) are the result of memories of adverse life experiences which are not completely processed (Shapiro, 2014). While stabilization and preparation are often necessary for more complex trauma presentations, EMDR Therapy practitioners may tend to focus on stabilization over processing of trauma and adverse life experiences. In this workshop, participants have the opportunity to practice with protocols and examples to gain confidence in actual trauma processing skills. There are vignettes to help illuminate teaching points. We focus on how to choose appropriate targets for trauma processing to allow for the most complete processing of experiential contributors. For complex PTSD presentations, we discuss how to implement the EMD protocol for more controlled processing. The presentation includes lecture, power point, role play, questions and answers, vignettes and group exercises.
Learning Objectives:
1. Participants will be able to describe basic EMDR Protocols and procedures.
2. Participants will be able to discuss how to choose specific targets for trauma processing in more complex cases.
3. Participants will gain affect tolerance necessary for trauma processing and describe how to help their clients gain affect tolerance.
4. Participants will be able to use Resource Development and Installation with processing of experiential contributors of dysfunction.
5. Participants will be more confident in their ability to process trauma and follow basic EMDR protocols in individuals with complex trauma.
Complaint and Refund Policy:
We seek to provide satisfaction to our participants. We make every effort to provide high quality training. Please contact Dr. Priscilla Marquis at (415) 254-3306 for complaints or refunds.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Those who view the videos and complete the appropriate evaluation form and quiz will receive CE credits.
Link to EMDRIA Website: https://www.emdria.org/learning-provider/institute-for-professional-and-creative-development/