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• EMDR Therapy Basic Training - Part 1 & 2 w/ consultation

  • Start
    April 06, 2018
  •  
    8:00 AM (CDT)
  • End
    June 25, 2018
  •  
    5:00 PM (CDT)
  • Location
    UNL East Campus (Home Economics Building, Room 142) - Lincoln Nebraska

             The dates of the training are April 6-8, 2018 and June 1-3, 2018

  About the Trainers . . . .　

  Jill Archer, MS, NCC, LIMHP is an experienced EMDR clinician, consultant, and trainer, with EMDRIA approved EMDR Training as well as "Basics of EMDR with Children and Adolescents". She has been the EMDRIA Peer Study Group Coordinator in Omaha since 2012 and the EMDR Nebraska Regional Network Coordinator since 2014.  She completed EMDR training in 2004 and has used it with children, adolescents and adults.  Jill draws on attachment theory, ego state therapy, play therapy, filial therapy and other approaches to support a rich therapeutic process.  Jill was Coordinator of the University of Nebraska at Omaha Community Counseling Clinic from 2000-2003 and has worked in private practice since 2003.

  Gary Scarborough, MEd, LPC, LIMHP has over 20 years as a Therapist and has been using EMDR since 2002. He has put EMDR into use extensively in a play therapy environment with ‘littles’, children 12 and under primarily, as well as with adolescents, adults and clients diagnosed with Serious Mental Illness. Gary has worked in a wide variety of environments: private practice, community mental health agency, human service settings, court referred clients, school based, and day treatment, the majority in rural environments. He has extensive experience with EMDR Training. As well, in conjunction with Jill, developed the curriculum and taught “Basics of EMDR with Children and Adolescents”. Gary also has taught the Integrative Group Treatment Protocol (IGTP or Butterfly Hug Protocol) and the Protocol for Recent Critical Incidents (PRECI).            

  

  This is the complete EMDR Therapy Basic Training  (Parts 1 & 2) approved by the EMDR International Association (EMDRIA) and includes an additional 10 hours of consultation.　 Participants will learn the EMDR therapy approach, the basic eight-phase EMDR protocol, the Adaptive Information Processing Model, and how to incorporate EMDR therapy into your practice.　 This course will consist of didactic presentations, live demonstrations, supervised practicum, and case consultations.　Participants must attend the full training and participate in 10 hours of consultation to receive a certificate of completion in EMDR Basic Training.　 Five 2-hour consultation groups will be provided by the trainer, included in the cost of the training. If other dates or times are needed to make up for the consultation hours, attendees can either schedule separate consultation with the trainer (or an EMDRIA approved Consultant or Consultant-in-Training with prior approval of the trainer, typically at the attendees cost).  Approval of partial programs will not be granted.

    

  Cost.  The cost of the training is $1,400 and includes both weekends (Part 1 and Part 2) and 10 hours of required consultation.  (Cost is $1,100 for students and clinicians working full-time ine a non-profit agency.)     

   

  What is an EMDR Therapy Basic Training?  Prior to 2007, clinicians were identified as Level I EMDR therapists after completing the first weekend of training and identified as Level II EMDR therapists after completion of the second weekend of training.  The requirements changed in 2007 and now a clinician cannot be identified as an EMDR therapist until completion of both weekends of training as well as 10 hours of consultation with an Approved Consultant (and received the certificate of completion from the trainer).  For information about the EMDRIA approved Basic Training curriculum, click here.  Note:  Beginning January 1, 2017 participants who begin the EMDR Therapy Basic Training must complete the entire training within 24 months from their initial start date unless there are extraordinary circumstances.

   

  Eligibility Requirements for Attendees.  This training is appropriate for licensed mental health professionals as well as graduate students and interns.  (Acceptance of graduate students will be determined by the presenter of this Basic Training, Gary Scarborough, after verification of eligibility has been received.)  To obtain specific information about eligibility, click here.

       

  Workshop Sponsor.  The workshop is sponsored by  EMDR Support Network (Clarksville, Arkansas).  For more information about the training, contact Gary Scarborough at gary.d.scarborough@gmail.com.  

        

  CEUs. Refer to the registration form and brochure for informatioan.     

  Registration.   Click here for the registration form. 
  

  Cancellation Policy:    Refer to the registration form and brochure for information.

  Workshop Schedule.  April 6-8, 2018 and June 1-3, 2018.  Friday & Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.    

  Required Reading.  Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures (3rd ed.) by Francine Shapiro, Ph.D.  (Read at least Chapters 3-8.)  Click here for purchasing information.

   

  EMDRIA Website.  To view the posting on the EMDRIA website, click here. 

  Consultation Sessions via Teleconference or Videoconference.   The cost of registration includes five 2-hour consultation sessions with the trainers, Gary Scarborough and Jill Archer, and will occur after the first and second weekends of training.  Consultation provides an opportunity for the integration of the theory of EMDR along with the development of EMDR therapy skills. During consultation, trainees receive individualized feedback and instruction in the areas of case conceptualization, client readiness, target selection, treatment planning, specific application of skills, and the integration of EMDR therapy into clinical practice. Consultation is about real cases and not experiences that occur in practicum. 

  

  This meeting is held in facilities which are in compliance with the American with Disabilities Act.  Please contact Gary Scarborough at gary.d.scarborough@gmail.com if special accommodations are required.
  

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• EMDR Therapy Basic Training - Part 1 & 2

  • Start
    April 06, 2018
  •  
    8:00 AM (CDT)
  • End
    August 19, 2018
  •  
    5:00 PM (CDT)
  • Location
    Hilton Omaha, 1001 Cass St - Omaha, Nebraska

             The dates of the training are April 6-8, 2018 and August 17-19, 2018

  About the Trainers . . . .　

  Alicia Avila Outcalt, LCSW, is a clinician in private practice treating adults with a wide array of problems from psychiatric disorders and trauma to general life stressors.  Her specialties include acculturation issues including LGBT. Ms. Avila is a former clinical instructor for the University of California, San Diego, department of psychiatry.  She co-authored the article “A Dual Diagnosis Demonstration Project: Treatment Outcomes and Cost Analysis” published in the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs. She is a teacher and trainer presenting at local and international conferences on mental illness, addiction, and cultural competence with over 20 years of experience.  Ms. Avila is bilingual and bicultural, originally from Mexico City..

  Gerald Puk, PhD, specializes in treating dissociative disorders, adult survivors of abuse, and victims of acute trauma and personal injury. He is a forensic consultant and expert witness in personal injury and motor vehicle trauma; he serves as a consultant to the New York State Education Department..            

  

  This is the EMDR Therapy Basic Training  (Parts 1 & 2) approved by the EMDR International Association (EMDRIA) and does not include the required additional 10 hours of consultation.　 Participants will learn the EMDR therapy approach, the basic eight-phase EMDR protocol, the Adaptive Information Processing Model, and how to incorporate EMDR therapy into your practice.　 This course will consist of didactic presentations, live demonstrations, supervised practicum, and case consultations.　Participants must attend the full training and participate in 10 hours of consultation to receive a certificate of completion in EMDR Basic Training.　 The 10 hours of consultation need to be completed with an EMDRIA Approved Consultant who is also approved by the EMDR Institute.  

    

  Cost & Registration.  Click here for information on the EMDR Institute's website (i.e., the workshop sponsor).     

   

  What is an EMDR Therapy Basic Training?  Prior to 2007, clinicians were identified as Level I EMDR therapists after completing the first weekend of training and identified as Level II EMDR therapists after completion of the second weekend of training.  The requirements changed in 2007 and now a clinician cannot be identified as an EMDR therapist until completion of both weekends of training as well as 10 hours of consultation with an Approved Consultant (and received the certificate of completion from the trainer).  For information about the EMDRIA approved Basic Training curriculum, click here.  Note:  Beginning January 1, 2017 participants who begin the EMDR Therapy Basic Training must complete the entire training within 24 months from their initial start date unless there are extraordinary circumstances.

   

  Eligibility Requirements for Attendees.  This training is appropriate for licensed mental health professionals as well as graduate students and interns.  (Acceptance of graduate students will be determined by the presenter of this Basic Training (the EMDR Institute) after verification of eligibility has been received.)  To obtain specific information about eligibility, click here.

       

  Workshop Sponsor.  The workshop is sponsored by
   the EMDR Institute.   

  Workshop Schedule.  April 6-8, 2018 and August 17-19, 2018.  Friday & Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.  Contact  Ardi Schoonover at (402) 393-8277 for information about the exact start and end times for each day. 
  

  Required Reading.  Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures (3rd ed.) by Francine Shapiro, Ph.D.  (Read at least Chapters 3-8.)  Click here for purchasing information.

  EMDRIA Website.  To view the posting on the EMDRIA website, click here for the Part 1 training and click here for the Part 2 training.
  

  

  This meeting is held in facilities which are in compliance with the American with Disabilities Act.  Please contact Ardi Schoonover at (402) 393-8277 iif special accommodations are required.
  

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• EMDR Therapy Global Summit Conference

  • Start
    April 20, 2018
  •  
    8:00 AM
  • End
    April 22, 2018
  •  
    4:30 PM
  • Location
    Livestream

  RTEP, GTEP and PRECI are the

  most researched protocols and widely taught

  EMDR Intervention following exposure to trauma.

  Global Summit Conference: all times are indicated in PDT PRE-SUMMIT TRAINING SESSION April 19: EMDR Integrative Group Treatment Protocol (EMDR-IGTP) Adapted for Ongoing Traumatic Stress and EMDR Protocol for Recent Critical Incidents and Ongoing Traumatic Stress (EMDR-PRECI) Presented by Ignacio Jarero, PhD, EdD 9:00 am to 5:15 pm Note: Training only offered at the conference site in Natick, MA Click here to learn more. GLOBAL SUMMIT CONFERENCE April 20-22:  EMDR Early Intervention and Crisis Response: Current Practices, Research Findings, Global Needs and Future Directions Join us on-site in Natick, MA or via livestream/delayed viewing. Scroll down to learn more or click here to register. POST-SUMMIT TRAINING SESSIONS Presented by Elan Shapiro, PsyD  9:00 am to 5:15 pm both days April 23: The EMDR Recent-Traumatic Episode Protocol (EMDR R-TEP) - A Comprehensive Approach for Early EMDR Intervention (EEI) Click here to learn more. April 24: The EMDR Group Traumatic Episode Protocol (G-TEP) Click here to learn more. Note: Trainings only offered at the conference site in Natick, MA EARLY BIRD DEADLINE: MARCH 15 PARTICIPATION ON-SITE OR VIA LIVESTREAM AND DISTANCE LEARNING

  Friday - Sunday April 20-22. 2018 Crowne Plaza Boston-Natick Hotel 1360 Worcester St, Natick, MA 01760 CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE AND TO REGISTER Ways to participate: Options to participate via (i) on-site attendance, (ii) remote livestream, or (iii) edited video recording  Conference proceeds will support GIST-T's efforts to bring EI services 'to scale' at a global level and to support related research THE NEED: All over the world, traumatizing events and conditions (war, domestic terrorism, criminal violence, natural disasters, poverty, diseases, accidents and more) are extensive and ongoing. Massive unmet needs for trauma relief exist. EMDR-based Early Intervention (EMDR-EI) protocols allow much larger numbers of traumatized people to receive effective services. Therefore EMDR-EI offers an exciting opportunity to meet these needs, both among well-resourced and disadvantaged populations. EMDR Therapy has, over the past 25 years, established itself as a top-level treatment for PTSD- in a clinical setting. However, EMDR methods are increasingly being applied as part of early interventions following traumatic events, by individual practitioners and by organizational services. Whether it's individual clinicians or agencies treating their clients, or big projects serving groups of people in humanitarian settings, EMDR-EI offers the potential for large-scale trauma relief. To realize that potential requires greater articulation and understanding of EMDR-based methods among EMDR practitioners and other stakeholders, increased collaboration among professional leaders and researchers, and skillful adaptations to local realities. THE PURPOSE: This conference will be a first-ever global teaching-learning event to present leading EMDR-EI methods, research and implementation practices. Presenters at the conference are pioneers in the realm of EMDR-EI and will speak to the needs of individual EMDR practitioners, humanitarian aid workers, and researchers. Participants will be informed about (i) cutting edge developments in individual and group protocols, (ii) results from a wide range of organized intervention services and projects, and (iii) special interventions for first responders. This teaching-learning event will also offer optional special EMDR-EI training opportunities for EMDR professionals, given by two innovators in the field, Dr. Elan Shapiro and Dr. Nacho Jarero and over 30 other presenters. The conference will also hear first-hand experiences concerning ground-breaking task sharing, with allied professional and non-specialist involvement, especially in under-resourced regions. As a means to scale up the novel resources offered by EMDR-EI, simplified protocols and the safe engagement of allied professionals and non-specialists will be discussed. Moderated panel presentations will highlight and integrate new findings into guidelines for day-to-day practices in high- and low- to middle-income countries. Overall, this conference is designed to increase awareness, improve clinical skills, promote research, and to foster collaborative development of effective EMDR-EI. This conference also serves as a call to action to bring the benefits of EMDR-EI to a much greater number of people everywhere. Attendance options include on-site, via livestream, or via delayed viewing of the recorded conference. EMDRearlyintervention.com

  This conference is for you if: A clinician interested in EMDR-EI as a specialization A manager wanting to establish EMDR- EI services within an agency A clinician or organization who wants to treat first-responders and active duty military more effectively A humanitarian or military leader interested in making EMDR-EI available in under-resourced regions of the world An EMDR regional leader committed to building regional capacity for professional and/or volunteer EMDR-EI services A researcher interested in designing and/or conducting EMDR-EI research A private clinician or agency interested in assisting with research data collection for EMDR-EI A humanitarian stakeholder, NGO representative, allied professional, or donor interested in learning about EMDR-based EI services for traumatic events

  Conference Format:   Single track, everyone in the same room participation to build a shared knowledge base   Variety of learning formats, including panel presentations, moderated discussions, and 'in the moment' moderator commentary   Opportunities for special interest groups' discussions, and time for informal meetings with colleagues Topic Highlights: EMDR-EI as a recent innovation in trauma care Empowering therapists with latest EI protocols, both for individual clients and groups Strengthening capacities of EMDR community response networks Exploring the EI potential for expanding services and achieving greater reach  EMDR-EI research results and future directions Specials: EMDRIA approved and professional Continuing Education Credits (CEs) Conference proceeds will support GIST-T's efforts to bring EI services 'to scale' at a global level and to support related research Discounted rates for EMDR EI volunteers, regional leaders, groups and more

  CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE AND TO REGISTER

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• Regional Network Meeting - "Updated MID Analysis 4.0 and Expanded MID Manual"

  • When
    April 28, 2018
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM (CDT)
  • Location
    4600 Valley Road, Classroom 1 - Lincoln Nebraska
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  "Updated MID Analysis 4.0 and Expanded MID Manual"

  

  The maximum of 30 attendees have registered as of April 10, 2018.

  Verification of eligibilty is being obtained from 1 attendee. 

  To have your name placed on a waiting list, click on the Join waitlist button (at the left)
  

  
  

  

    Presented by:

  D. Michael Coy, MA, LICSW

  remote presentation from Seattle via videoconference

   Meeting Agenda 

    10:00 am  -  Registration w/ refreshments

    10:15 am  -  Welcome & overview of our Regional Network

    10:30 am  -  "Updated MID Analysis 4.0 and Expanded MID Manual"

    12:00 pm  -  Lunch break   

    12:30 pm  -  Consultation regarding MID and MID Analysis    

     2:00 pm   -  workshop ends

  Snacks provided (or bring your own lunch)

      Approved for 3 EMDRIA credits.  (Approval #RC15001-04)   

  

  Workshop Objectives.  The Multidimensional Inventory of Dissociation (MID) is a valuable assessment tool for EMDR therapists to determine the presence of  pathological dissociation and readiness for desensitization.  This workshop was originally presented at the 2017 EMDRIA Conference in Bellevue, Washington in August 2017 and was the introduction to the EMRIA community of the updated MID Analysis (v4.0) and MID Manual (2nd edition).   Updates include DSM-5 verbiage, bug/layout fixes, and an illustrated guide to reading and interpreting the MID Report.  Detailed instructions, clinical interview tips, case examples, and use in consultation will be reviewed.   Click here to view the detailed description of the content and objectives.

  

  Presenter.  D. Michael Coy, MA, LICSW, is a Seattle-based therapist whose treatment interests include pre-verbal and attachment trauma, addictions/compulsions, and complex trauma and the dissociative disorders. Michael began collaborating with co-presenter Jennifer Madere, MA, and Multidimensional Inventory of Dissociation (MID) developer Paul F. Dell, PhD, in 2016 to overhaul the MID Analysis and MID Manual. Michael is an EMDRIA Approved Consultant, has basic training in clinical hypnosis through ASCH, and is also training in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. He is a member of EMDRIA’s Standards & Training and ISSTD’s Marketing & Communications committees, and was recently elected to ISSTD’s Board of Directors.

  

  Eligibility Requirements.  This workshop is limited to partially and fully trained EMDR therapists.  All members of our Regional Network are eligible to attend.  For other attendees, If verification of completion of the EMDR Therapy Basic Training cannot be obtained from the EMDR Institute's website, participants will need to fax, mail, or e-mail a copy of the certificate of completion to the Regional Coordinator:  Brenda Rohren; c/o 7441 O Street, Suite 107; Lincoln, Nebraska 68510; Tel: (402) 486-1101; Fax: (402) 486-4342; brenda@sene-emdria.org.

  

  Cost and Registration.  Thanks to our corporate sponsor (Behavioral Health Resources, LLC), there is no cost for this event.  To register, click on the "Register" icon to the left.  If you are already a Regional Network member, log in to your account before registering.   Registration is limited to 30 attendees.   
  

  Need a Hotel?  Because we contract with the Training for Addiction Professionals (TAP) Program for the workshop site, attendees at our workshops are eligible for discounted rates at the New Victorian Inn & Suites, located in close proximity to the workshop site (at 225 N. 50th Street).  Mention that you are attending a TAP training when you register and you will receive the discounted rates:   $54.99 + taxes for a King Suite and $64.99 for a Double Queen Suite. 

  

  Location 

  The Regional Network meeting will be held in Classroom 1 at 4600 Valley Road (Lincoln, Nebraska).  Click here to view a map. 

   

  

  For more information, contact our Regional Coordinator, Brenda Rohren, at (402) 486-1101 or brenda@sene-emdria.org.

  This meeting is held in facilities which are in compliance with the American with Disabilities Act.  Please contact Brenda Rohren at  brenda@sene-emdria.org if special accommodations are required.

  updated 4-20-18

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