PORTLAND EMDR Part II Training
Program Title: Basic Training in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) - Part II
Instructor: Philip Manfield, Ph.D.
Location: 2054 N. Vancouver Av. Portalnd, OR 97227
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Instructor Contact Info: Philip Manfield, Ph.D
www.philipmanfield.com
510-849-9411
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Course Description: This workshop is part II of a two-part basic training in EMDR approved by the EMDR International Association (EMDRIA). It is intended for active clinicians who wish to learn to use this powerful method. Part II is being offered the third weekend of January, 2010. Completion of an approved EMDR Part I training is required in order to take Part II. Although not required, it is also recommended that participants practice using EMDR prior to Part II, receive some consultation, and read the book, EMDR Basic Principles and Protocols by Dr. Francine Shapiro. In addition to Part I and Part II, 10 hours of group telephone consultation (dates tbd) completes the 50 hour training requirement of the EMDR International Association (EMDRIA). Although this is a basic course in EMDR treatment, it is expected that, with the completion of the full 50 hour training, participants will be qualified to use this treatment method.(NOTE: This training should not be confused with workshops offered in recent months in the Portland area that claim to train clinicians in EMDR but are not approved by any EMDR organization; participants in those trainings would not be eligible for EMDRIA certification, and may not ethically advertise that they have been EMDR-trained.)
Registration Information: To download a registration form, click on the following link: Portland EMDR Training Registration
About EMDR:
EMDR has been recognized as an effective treatment for trauma by the American Psychiatric Association and “strongly recommended” by US Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense. This training is approved by the EMDR International Association. A taskforce of the Clinical Division of the American Psychological Association determined that EMDR was one of three methods empirically supported for the treatment of any post-traumatic stress disorder population.16 randomized controlled (and 8 nonrandomized) studies have been conducted on EMDR in the treatment of trauma.
Fee per part: $465. Fees are fully refundable until 3 weeks before the beginning of the training; after that no refunds will be given. Capacity is strictly limited. Registrations will be processed in order of receipt.
CEU's: 20hr. MFCC, LCSW, APA, MFT, LMHC. SCT, Dr. Philip Manfield is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Dr. Manfield maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
Directions to 2054 N. Vancouver Av. Portalnd, OR :
At the corner of Vancouver Ave. and Tillamook, just north of the Rose Quarter. From I-5 North take exit 302A. Go forward from the offramp to signal at Broadway (two blocks, be in middle lane) where you will turn left. Immediately get in the right lane and turn right on Williams, the next signal). Vancouver, Broadway and Williams are one way streets. On Williams go two blocks to Tillamook and turn left. The next street is Vancouver. You are there. Three turns total from Freeway. Left on Broadway, Right on Williams and left on Tillamook. Big sign on the green building that says ACCBO and Daystar. Parking is free.
Program Learning Objectives for Part II:
At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:
1. Identify and describe the elements of a well delineated target for successful processing client memories.
2. Describe some of the problems that occur for client processing when targets are not well formulated.
3. List some of the more common cognitive interweaves that can unblock or accelerate client processing to an adaptive resolution.
4. Describe other advanced techniques to unblock blocked processing during the desensitization and reprocessing phase of EMDR so that the process will be as minimally painful to the client as possible.
5.Describe the use of EMDR to relieve client suffering in the treatment of early onset PTSD, complex phobias, and panic disorders, .
6 .Describe the Adaptive Information Processing System and explain how it guides the decision about whether a client is ready for successful trauma processing.
7. Describe advanced techniques for closing down an incomplete EMDR session so that clients experience minimal disturbance between sessions
8. State that they had the opportunity to practice EMDR in the workshop to enable them to hone their EMDR skills before attempting to use them with clients.
Dr. Philip Manfield is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Dr. Manfield maintains responsibility for this program and its content." Dr. Manfield maintains responsibility for this program and its content." . Part I and Part II are each 20 hours of instruction, and qualify for 20 CEU hours. The 10 hours of consultation do not qualify for CEU credit.
To download a registration form, click the following link: Portland EMDR Training Registration
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