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EMDR-503: EMDR Therapy Reverse Protocol (2.5 CE Credits) (EC #15002-DL51)
CourseThis workshop will focus on a unique EMDR therapy conceptualization where the therapist begins by reprocessing the future first or reprocessing the 3-prongs in reverse order.
$89
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EMDR-504: Treatment of Attachment Trauma and the Dissociative Sequelae in Clients of All Ages: A Developmentally Grounded Approach to Case Conceptualization (7.5 CE Credits)(EC #15002-DL55)
CourseWhen earliest relationships are traumatic, attachment injuries can significantly change the trajectory of one’s life. EMDR therapy provides a comprehensive, integrative, and effective approach to the treatment of attachment and dissociation.
$179
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EMDR-505: HAUNTED - EMDR for First Responders and Professionals in the Trenches (2.5 CE Credits) (EC #15002-DL54)
CourseThis training focuses on basic and advanced skills in adhering to the 8 phases of EMDR therapy in the treatment of first responders exposed to trauma in the line of duty.
$99
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EMDR-604: Strategies for Adopting EMDR Therapy in Schools for Tots to Teens (6.0 CE Credits) (EC#15002-DL86)
CourseThis workshop aims to help create school based programs that increase resilience and hardiness in children K-12 before services are necessary. This workshop provides interventions to be integrated into school curriculum and the community.
$149
Our Presenters
EMDR
Robbie Adler-Tapia, Ph.D.
Dr. Adler-Tapia, is a licensed psychologist who was previously a firefighter and emergency medical technician (EMT) before starting in nursing and moving on to becoming a psychologist. She is the author of “One Badge-One Brain – One Life: Preventative Maintenance and Brain Health Training for Emergency Responders.” And, she has multiple chapters and articles on working with Emergency Responders. Her workshop “Haunted” teaches therapists to work with Emergency Responders.
Dr. Adler-Tapia has additional expertise in EMDR therapy and working with children from infants to adolescents. She co-authored a book, “EMDR and the Art of Psychotherapy with Children: Infants to Adolescents,” and a second book “Child Psychotherapy: Integrating Developmental Theory into Clinical Practice.”
Currently, she is an Employee Assistance Provider for law enforcement, firefighters and Emergency Responders, and one of the Clinical Directors for ERAP – the Emergency Responders Assistance Program. She is the great-granddaughter and granddaughter of Law Enforcement Officers, and the daughter of a Volunteer Fire Chief who still responds to calls at the age of 84.
She has spoken worldwide at various conferences on the topics of EMDR with first responders and with children. On a volunteer basis, Dr. Adler-Tapia is in involved in various committees around her community in Arizona.
Learn more about her at her website.
