
Approved for 18 EMDRIA Credits
Trauma is not stored as a single narrative—it lives within interconnected neural networks that often function as distinct Parts of Self. Advances in neuroscience continue to deepen our understanding of how these dissociated or disconnected parts hold traumatic memories, adaptive survival strategies, beliefs, emotions, and somatic experiences.
This live, four-part webinar (October 2, 9, 16 & 23, 2026) provides clinicians with a practical, accessible framework for working directly with Parts of Self through a collaborative, client-centered approach. Participants will learn how to integrate direct access techniques with EMDR, mindfulness, somatic interventions, and other therapeutic modalities to promote connection, healing, and lasting transformation.
Designed for clinicians at all levels of experience with parts work, this training emphasizes immediately applicable skills, helping participants confidently recognize, engage, and facilitate communication between Parts while remaining grounded in trauma-informed care. Through case examples, demonstrations, and experiential learning, attendees will leave with concrete strategies they can begin using in practice right away.
Whether you are looking to deepen your EMDR practice or expand your trauma treatment toolkit, this course offers an integrative approach that bridges neuroscience with compassionate, effective clinical interventions.