Approved for 4 EMDRIA Credits

This module provides an in-depth exploration of clinical decision-making during the core trauma processing phases of EMDR therapy (Phases 4 to 6) when working with children and adolescents affected by complex and developmental trauma. These phases are often the most dynamic, delicate, and challenging—especially when dissociative structures, rigid defenses, or internalized perpetrator dynamics are present. Participants will learn how to identify key decision-making markers that indicate when processing is adaptive, when it is blocked, or when it is leading to destabilization. The module introduces a framework for recognizing types of blocked processing and choosing the appropriate interweaves based on the child’s developmental stage, internal organization, and symptom presentation.

Presenter: Ana Gomez, LPC

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