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Bundle: ICE, Deportation, and EMDR Therapy (EMDR-575, EMDR-576)
BundleBundle includes enrollment into 2 On-Demand Courses in the "ICE, Deportation and EMDR Treatment" series: Course 1: Trauma-Inducing ICE Raids Course 2: EMDR for Complex Trauma in ICE Raids
$160
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EMDR-575: Trauma-Inducing ICE Raids: EMDR Therapy Addressing Relational Harms to Children, Families, and Communities (2.5 CEs)(EC#15002-DL130)
CourseICE raids generate multilayered trauma that extend beyond the individuals directly detained. This presentation looks at how ICE as a system creates trauma in its systems, and at the effects this trauma leaves on individuals and communities.
$89
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EMDR-576: EMDR for Complex Trauma in ICE Raids: Processing Somatic, Betrayal, and Collective Injuries (3.0 CEs)(EC#15002-DL131)
CourseThrough this structured, culturally informed EMDR framework, clinicians can support individuals in reprocessing the somatic, emotional, interpersonal, and betrayal-based impacts of ICE-related trauma. Systems, trauma types, and Phases 1-4...
$99
Our Presenters
EMDR
Joel Kouame, LCSW, MBA, CAMS-II
Joel Kouame, LCSW, MBA, CAMS-II, is an individual and couples therapist, immigration evaluator, clinical supervisor, and the founder of JK Counseling, a fully virtual group practice. He specializes in stress-related disorders—including PTSD, anger dysregulation, and ADHD—and integrates evidence-based modalities to support lasting, meaningful change. Joel is an EMDR Consultant-in-Training, actively providing consultation and advanced clinical support to EMDR-trained clinicians.
He has extensive experience conducting trauma-informed immigration evaluations, including assessments related to asylum, VAWA, and other immigration relief, with a particular focus on the psychological impact of detention, family separation, and enforcement-related trauma. His work integrates clinical rigor with an understanding of the complex legal and sociopolitical contexts surrounding immigration and ICE involvement.
Joel is a frequent presenter who delivers workshops and professional trainings to clinicians, organizations, and community groups. He is also the creator of The Shworker, a newsletter that examines social issues through a clinical, culturally informed lens. His work bridges research and practice, translating complex psychological concepts into insights that are both accessible and clinically transformative.;
You can learn more on his website.
