The Center
The Center
The Center
Training, Certification, Community
The Center
Training, Certification, Community
Deany Laliotis
Founder and Director
Deany Laliotis,
Founder and Director
Deany Laliotis,
Founder and Director
Our Journey Together Continues
As therapists, we are all dedicated to helping our clients. And we are committed to refining our craft. In pursuit of excellence, we sign up for trainings, work toward certifications and seek to expand our knowledge, resources and capacities as a healer. We want to bring our best selves to the work as well, so we look for opportunities for personal and professional growth. To date, there has been no training program that combines all the wisdom the field offers as a comprehensive and coherent psychotherapy. And there’s never been a training program that seamlessly integrates the therapist’s personal growth with professional development. But we’re changing that.
Introducing The Center for Excellence in EMDR Therapy
This is a unique training institute that integrates interpersonal neurobiology, somatic processes, parts work and attachment theory within an EMDR therapy framework. At every level of training— from basic to EMDR Master-level—we teach an integrative psychotherapy. The Center’s goal is preparing you to work with a broad range of clinical life experiences and with clients from different cultures, in various countries; online from our offices and in the field. So whether your client is a frontline healthcare worker working long shifts during this pandemic, struggling with self-esteem and relationship issues, dealing with the daily life stress of managing competing demands. With more limited sources, dealing with a natural disaster, suffering from addictions or a client who has sustained a lot of trauma over the course of their lifetime, this training program will help you help them alleviate their symptoms and restore their spirits.
The Power of EMDR Therapy
EMDR memory processing taps into our systems’ inherent ability to move towards health and healing. It works with the neurophysiology of memory by bringing our present awareness to past experiences that continue to be disturbing. Using EMDR, we can reprocess traumatic memories in a way that lets clients relate to what actually happened in the past while staying in the present and most importantly without being triggered. So instead of being triggered or reliving old hurts, when a current experience resembles a past traumatic situation, your client can stay in the present. That leaves the past in the past, makes the present easier to navigate and opens a future filled with new possibilities for our clients.
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Deany Laliotis shares examples from clinical practice to illustrate the challenges of working with trauma through teletherapy…
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