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ICH Clinical Hypnosis Training
(Teija Barr)
Location: Central London
Ref No: 2510
Eye Movement Therapies and
EMDR
(Lecturer Patrick Browning)
22-23 January 2022
£325
Eye movement therapies have been in existence
for about 20 years. Eye Movement Desensitization
and Reprocessing (EMDR), originally developed by
Francine Shapiro, has proved to be a very
powerful therapeutic intervention to help people
affected by trauma.
It is approved by NICE in the UK for the
treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. We
now find that it can have a much wider
application, and we also know that other forms
of bilateral stimulation, eg audio or
kinaesthetic, can be effective. Therefore the
content of this course will address not only
EMDR, but will also look at Eye Movement
Integration Therapy (“EMI”) and Eye Movement
Techniques (“EMT”) to give you a wide range of
skills in this area.
The ICH offered training in eye movement
therapies for the first time in 2007 and it
proved to be extremely popular. Those of you who
have looked for training in EMDR will have found
that it is closely protected by a self-appointed
organisation which will only allow training to
be given to people with formal mental health
qualifications.
There have been a large number of clinical
studies which demonstrate the effectiveness of
EMDR and, while it was first developed for use
with PTSD and severe anxiety, it is now being
used more widely. As a therapy, it fits well
with hypnotherapy, not least because it
addresses similar issues and is also a
relatively rapid form of therapy. All
hypnotherapists should be familiar with eye
movement therapies as, undoubtedly, they will be
referred to more in the press and clients may
ask about them.
This two day course, which includes
demonstrations and practical pair work, is
intended to give therapists from any background
an introduction to the following techniques:
Day One
• History and conceptual background of EMDR
• Client safety factors
• The 8 stage protocol
• Protocol for phobias
• Cognitive interweave technique
Day Two looks at variations on the original EMDR
approach, namely:
• Eye Movement Technique (a much simpler process
for dealing with emotional overload)
• Eye Movement Integration (using eye movements
with an understanding of NLP eye accessing cues)
• Wholistic Hybrid of EMDR and EFT (as developed
by Dr Daniel Benor)
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