EMDR as a Therapy of Change
Discover EMDR Therapy
In this informative program, you will discover:
- How memory informs human experience
- How to identify the past-present connections that inform a client’s current difficulties
- The concept of dual attention to keep clients in the present while processing the past
- The three-pronged approach of past, present and future
- What an actual reprocessing session looks like
Credits:
- No CE credits available for this course.
About the Presenter
DEANY LALIOTIS, LICSW, LCSW-C
I’m Deany Laliotis, the Founder & Director of The Center. I am passionate about the power of EMDR therapy to transform lives. Since 1993, I had the privilege of working very closely with Dr. Francine Shapiro, the originator of EMDR, and was mentored by her until her death in 2019. I was the Director of Training for EMDR Institute Inc., the program developed by Dr. Shapiro that trained clinicians all over the world in EMDR therapy. We trained thousands of EMDR therapists over the years in this comprehensive approach to healing trauma. My vision has always been to offer a continuum of trainings from Basic to Masterclasses, which is what The Center currently offers. We welcome you to join us as part of our community of lifelong learners!
Continuing Education Information
EMDR as a Therapy of Change
Presented by: The Center for Excellence in EMDR Therapy
Course: Recorded/On-Demand
CE Credits: Not available
Instructional Level: Introductory
Target Audience: This training is appropriate for doctoral‑level psychologists and other independently licensed mental health professionals.
Course Description
While EMDR is best known for its breakthrough treatment of PTSD, it has evolved into an evidence-based approach that offers a continuum of options from a brief intervention for acute stress to a more comprehensive treatment for low self-esteem, relationship difficulties and other problems of daily living. This robust methodology is based on the notion that memory informs our present-day experiences, for better and for worse and that painful life experiences continue to have a negative impact long after they happened. You’ll learn how this approach helps your clients resolve these disturbing memories, offering symptom relief from lifelong struggles and instilling hope for a better future.
Learning Objectives
- Explain how memory informs the human experience
- Identify the past-present connection that relates to a client’s current difficulties
- Apply the concept of dual attention to keep clients in the present while processing the past
- Describe the three-pronged approach of past, present and future
- List the main treatment protocols and how they are used to treat different problems and presentations
Explain how recent traumatic events are treated to prevent PTSD
About This Asynchronous Course
- This asynchronous course was originally recorded in 2025.
- Participants must view the entire program and complete all required components in order to receive continuing education credit.
- Participants must pass the posttest with 80% in 3 attempts to be eligible for CE credit.
- Certificates of completion will be available for download immediately upon completion of the course evaluation and passing of the post-test.
Important Information
Internet connection capable of streaming video and speakers or headphones for audio are required to enjoy this course.
If you are not satisfied with your training, the Center will refund your payment up to 30 days after purchase.
If you need ADA accommodation requests, special accommodations, have questions, grievances, or would like to submit a refund request, please contact us at admin@emdrtherapy.com.
There is no conflict of interest or commercial support for this program.
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