The Dance of Attachment Advanced Online EMDR Workshop
March 12 - March 14
The Dance of Attachment: an EMDR Relational Approach
An Advanced EMDR Training • Online March 12, 13 & 14
Being in relationships with our clients is at the heart of what we do in treating developmental trauma. That means bringing our best selves to this work and being prepared for challenges like these:
- You recognize your client’s attachment wounds and the patterns related to them. Nevertheless, you get triggered. How do you get back on track when you’re at an impasse? How do repair a miscommunication or a rupture?
- You practice the protocols faithfully, but what do you do differently when you’re not getting the treatment results you expect and these negative patterns persist?
- Your client evolves (Success!). Issues shift—from foreground to background. How do we adjust our course moving forward?
- You understand that working with attachment trauma requires great and subtle skill. What’s your confidence level in helping the client come into an authentic sense of self beyond the resolution of painful experiences?
Are you ready to turn challenging moments like these into opportunities for healing and growth?
Get all the details about what to expect session by session, Continuing Education Credits and more below
Imagine Having the Skill and Confidence to Help Your Clients Experience a New Level of Aliveness, Ease and Relatedness
This Advanced Course is laser-focused to give you everything you need to treat attachment difficulties that stem from developmental trauma. When working on self-esteem and relationship issues, the therapeutic dyad can be a source of information about how our clients relate as well as how we relate to them. Our relationship with our clients becomes more central, both in and out of processing, as we navigate the delicate waters between past and present, self and other and therapist and client over the course of treatment.
So, how do we use what’s happening now to navigate what happens next? We will review the attachment styles and the corresponding adaptations and explore how these patterns inform what’s happening in the moment with our clients, both verbally and non-verbally. We will also learn how these patterns can be adaptive and how they can also be problematic, generating “moments of collision” that can be transformed into “moments of meeting,” a corrective experience of self and other, towards the goal of an earned, secure attachment.
Through lecture, discussion, videos, and brief small group experiences, you will learn how to :
- Identify at least two specific patterns of response that correspond to each of the four attachment styles;
- Identify at least two of your own adaptations to a client’s defensive pattern;
- Develop at least one alternative pattern of response that is more adaptive and clinically indicated;
- Utilize at least two strategies to track the client’s somatic experience while simultaneously tracking your own;
- Utilize Defense Interweaves to address a defensive pattern of response;
- Utilize Experiential and Relational Interweaves to co-regulate arousal states and facilitate dual awareness;
- Utilize Future Template to develop alternative relational patterns that are more adaptive;
- Utilize the Reevaluation phase of EMDR therapy over time to renegotiate the focus of treatment, keeping the therapeutic process dynamic;
- Utilize at least two mindfulness skills to track the moment to moment experience.
The Dance of Attachment
An Advanced EMDR Training Online
Get all the details about what to expect session by session, Continuing Education Credits and more below
Schedule
Please note that times listed are in Eastern Standard Time. Please adjust for your time zone.
Friday, March 12, 2021
11:00 am – 3:30 pm ET
Two 15-minute breaks will be included
Saturday, March 13, 2021
11:00 am – 3:30 pm ET
Two 15-minute breaks will be included
Sunday, March 14, 2021
11:00 am – 3:30 pm ET
Two 15-minute breaks will be included
Workshop Requirements
You must attend the workshop in its entirety to receive full CE credit.
Need more information?
Please email Jeanette Faircloth.
Continuing Education Credits
Attendees must have completed EMDRIA-Approved Basic Training weekends 1 and 2 and have a valid professional license. If you were not trained by either the EMDR Institute or EMDR of Greater Washington, please provide proof of your EMDR training.
Please note: Attendees must complete all three days of this workshop in full in order to receive a CE certificate of completion. Partial credit will not be given.
Continuing Education credit for this program is awarded by Commonwealth Educational Seminars and is pending for the following professions:
Social Workers – Commonwealth Educational Seminars is entitled to award continuing education credit for Social Workers. Please visit CES CE Credit to see all states that are covered for Social Workers. Commonwealth Educational Seminars maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Social Workers completing this program will receive 12.0 clinical hours of continuing education credit.
Psychologists – Commonwealth Educational Seminars is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Commonwealth Educational Seminars maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Psychologists receive 12.0 hours of continuing education credit upon completing this program.
Marriage and Family Therapists – Commonwealth Educational Seminars is entitled to award continuing education credit for Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists. Please visit CES CE Credit to see all states that are covered for LMFTs. Commonwealth Educational Seminars maintains responsibility for this program and its content. LMFTs completing this program will receive 12.0 hours of continuing education credit.
Counseling: EMDR of Greater Washington and Deany Laliotis, LICSW, has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6775. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. EMDR of Greater Washington is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. Counselors will receive 12 hours of continuing education credit upon completing this program.
EMDRIA: Deany Laliotis, LICSW, is an EC Provider (#00017) and this program (#00017-78) has been approved for 12 EMDRIA credits. Eligibility for EMDRIA credits is restricted to those who have completed an EMDRIA-Approved Basic EMDR Training.
Price
$369 until January 25th, 2021
$397 until February 22nd, 2021
$425 February 23rd and after
Refunds are available minus a $50 processing fee until February 12th. No refunds are available after February 12th.
Learning Objectives
Through lecture, discussion, videos, and brief small group experiences, you will be able to:
- Identify at least two specific patterns of response that correspond to each of the four attachment styles;
- Identify at least two of your own adaptations to a client’s defensive pattern;
- Develop at least one alternative pattern of response that is more adaptive and clinically indicated;
- Utilize at least two strategies to track the client’s somatic experience while simultaneously tracking your own;
- Utilize Defense Interweaves to address a defensive pattern of response;
- Utilize Experiential and Relational Interweaves to co-regulate arousal states and facilitate dual awareness;
- Utilize Future Template to develop alternative relational patterns that are more adaptive;
- Utilize the Reevaluation phase of EMDR therapy over time to renegotiate the focus of treatment, keeping the therapeutic process dynamic;
- Utilize at least two mindfulness skills to track the moment to moment experience.
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About Deany
Deany Laliotis, LICSW, is an international trainer, clinical consultant, and practitioner of EMDR therapy, specializing in the treatment of traumatic stress disorders and attachment issues. Most recently, she has launched The Center for Excellence in EMDR Therapy. It is a training institute that offers training, certification and a robust community for EMDR Therapists around the world. She served on the faculty of EMDR Institute, Inc. from 1993 to 2020 and was, most recently, the Director of Training. Deany has co-authored articles with Francine Shapiro—most recently—a chapter on EMDR Therapy in Evidence Based Treatments for Trauma-Related Psychological Disorders as well as an article titled, “EMDR and the Adaptive Information Processing Model: Integrative Treatment and Case Conceptualization,” in the Journal of Clinical Social Work. Deany was recently awarded the Francine Shapiro award for excellence by the EMDR International Association.
