Megan Howard – 2-Day: Virtual EMDR: Safe, Simple and Straightforward Approaches to Adapting EMDR to Telehealth

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Megan Howard is a professor.
Duration: around 12 hours
Copyright: February 4th, 2021

EMDR is a powerful, evidence-based treatment that may help your clients process their traumas and recover their lives in a safe and timely manner!

While in-person sessions have contributed to EMDR’s stellar reputation as a therapy technique, it is equally effective when provided electronically, allowing you to continue your vital work with clients from a distance.

This two-day workshop will teach you how to use EMDR through telemedicine platforms!

Whether you are new to utilizing EMDR or have been taught but are unsure how to use it in a virtual setting, this program will provide you with safe, basic, and clear methods for adapting EMDR procedures to an online context.

Over the course of two confidence-boosting days, you’ll receive immediately applicable material, coaching, demonstrations, and practice suggestions such as:

Examples of virtual EMDR sessions in video
The eight-phase procedure – and where to make changes for telehealth
Tools for bilateral stimulation in remote sessions
A screening tool for dissociation
Methods for increasing attunement through video sessions
How to manage crisis-level emotions while you are not present

EMDR is an essential therapy modality, and telehealth is here to stay.

Don’t pass up this opportunity to update your practice so you can stay on the front lines with your clients even when face-to-face meetings aren’t feasible.

Purchase now!

Outline

EMDR’s Eight Phases and Essential EMDR Resources

History
Preparation\sAssessment
Desensitization
Installation
Body examination
Closure
Re-evaluation
Resource evaluation (calm place, container, ICON, etc.)

Determine the Applicability of Virtual EMDR for Clients

Creating security
Making Resources
Options for dual awareness
Consent after being informed

Common Obstacles to Virtual EMDR Therapy

Maintaining a constant atmosphere
Distractions
Examining physical reactions
Environment protection

Methods for Improving Attunement in Virtual EMDR Sessions

Taking into account cultural differences and physical surroundings
How to Get Your Camera in Close Quarters
Virtual platforms with adjusted breathing

Resources for Telehealth Practitioners Using EMDR on Eye Movement

The significance of bi-lateral stimulation in the EMDR process
Methods of dual attention (eye movements, tapping, tappers, sound)
Bilateral video stimulation Butterfly embrace Congruent tapping
Sound waves
Other eye movement techniques
Apps and online BLS resources

Addressing Safety in Virtual EMDR: How to Manage the Risks of Not Being Present In-Person

Creating a visibly secure environment
Plans for crisis intervention and safety
Managing/evaluating relapse or maladaptive coping

Telehealth EMDR for Direct Treatment of Traumatic Memories

Interventions based on attachment in a detached world
Interconnections for halted processing
Grief and loss treatment
Making connections with components work
Working with isolation from a distant platform to build empowerment and self-efficacy

Parts and Attachment-Based Trauma Utilize Virtual EMDR

What effect attachment patterns have on processing
Recognizing the many functions that ‘parts’ play in traumatic recovery and survival
How to Use and Recognize “Parts” in EMDR Processing
Interventions and methods for bringing “parts” forth for healing
EMDR techniques and tools for working with addicted “parts”

Limitations, Risks, and Additional Research

Current EMDR-based telehealth research
Using telemedicine and EMDR to overcome hurdles and possible dangers
Making the most of risks and constraints to achieve excellent treatment results
Faculty
Megan Howard is an LCSW, CSUD, and EMDR CIT. Seminars and items that are related: 4

Megan Howard, LCSW, CSUD, EMDR CIT, was trained by EMDRIA in the use of EMDR as a therapy protocol and employs it in her practice to enhance outcomes with a wide range of clients suffering from trauma, abuse, and substance misuse.

She is a Clinical Trauma Professional accredited by the International Association of Trauma Professionals and presently owns and controls one of Idaho’s largest substance misuse and trauma treatment clinics. She has received worldwide invitations to teach at the International Society of Addiction Medicine in India and the International Conference on Addiction Research and Therapy in Amsterdam.

Ms. Howard graduated from Northwest Nazarene University with a Masters in Clinical Social Work and is a member of EMDRIA and the International Society of Addiction Medicine.

Disclosures for Speakers:

Addiction and Trauma Recovery Services is owned by Megan Howard. PESI, Inc. pays her a speaking honorarium.

Megan Howard does not have any relevant non-financial relationships to declare.

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