This online course will give EMDR clinicians the tools to treat patients who have been through recent, prolonged, repeated, or multiple traumatic events or circumstances. These include:

• Survivors of natural or man-made disasters
• Survivors of external or domestic terrorist attacks
• Victims of constant violence  (e.g., sexual abuse, severe interpersonal violence, criminal violence);
• At-risk personnel (e.g., agency and NGO staff dealing with natural disasters, violent conflicts, rape and domestic violence; first responders/emergency response personnel, military on duty);
• People undergoing life-changing experiences with ongoing traumatic stress or extreme stressors (e.g., refugees, internally displaced persons, long term disasters, ongoing war, prolonged violent conflicts, terrorism, geopolitical crisis);
• People with diverse ongoing trauma histories with similar circumstance in common (e.g., chronic or severe illness; individuals, couples and families with ongoing domestic violence situations that have not been resolved and are still unsafe to some degree)
• People living in continuous traumatic situations (e.g., this related to living in ongoing situations of political violence and national security threats with perpetual exposure to war and terror attacks)