Relational Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy for the Treatment of Complex Trauma?

Kyle Northam 0 134

EMDR therapy has evolved into a comprehensive approach that treats problems of daily living that stem from low self-esteem, relationship difficulties and problems with self-regulation, all byproducts of complex trauma. In this workshop, you’ll learn how EMDR can be used as a relational approach treat complex developmental trauma, not just by targeting painful memories, but by creating the conditions that make it possible for the client to “go there.” As social workers, we know how an attuned “other” can help our clients feel safe enough to process painful experiences that have been previously unapproachable, making it a shared experience that transforms client and therapist alike.

Treating Eating Disorders in Complex Clients

New Hampshire Chapter

Kyle Northam 0 555
Clients with eating disorders can confound even the most seasoned clinicians. Between navigating medical complications and co-occurring disorders, treating the whole person can feel both confusing and overwhelming. This day long workshop untangles that confusion and provides a path through treating complex clients with eating disorders. 

Nature Connected Well-being

New Hampshire Chapter

Kyle Northam 0 602
In this interactive forum, participants will have the opportunity to learn about and explore the concepts and practices of nature connected wellness and its impact on health, well-being, and resiliency. Around the world, a rapidly growing body of research is demonstrating that deepening connections with the natural world is therapeutic and restorative for people of all ages, not only by reducing stress, but also at boosting general well-being.
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