Approved for 26 EMDRIA Credits

In the three decades of EMDR’s history, there has been an unfolding of awareness that the standard protocol of EMDR must be modified for safe and effective use with complex trauma and dissociation. There have been a number of modifications suggested to accomplish that end, involving the integration of several therapeutic approaches as needed. The challenge for clinicians is how, and by what decision process, these other methods might be integrated with fidelity to adaptive information processing theory and therapy, while maximizing safety for complex trauma survivors. The N.E.S.T. approach guides the process of assessment, case formulation and treatment planning for time efficient treatment Phase 2 – Preparation. The four day workshop (June 8-13, 2026) addresses both structural dissociation, or DID, and somatic dissociation from preverbal trauma and neglect.

Presenter: Sandra Paulsen, Ph.D.

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