Healing Hurting Inner Worlds for All Ages: Providing EMDR through Sandtray-Based Play Therapy

    Date:     24-25 July, 2020
    Times (CST):    
    Day 1:
    8:30 - Check-in
    9:00 - Review of EMDR tenets
    10:00 - Discuss relevant play therapy theories
    10:30 - Break
    10:45 - Overview sandtray therapy materials and protocols
    12:15 - Lunch
    1:30 - Review relational neuroscience as it relates to EMDR and sandtray
    2:00 - Discuss and practice history taking techniques in sandtray
    3:00 - Break
    3:15 - Begin EMDR resourcing in sandtray      
    4:45 - End day one

    Day 2:
    8:30 - Check-in
    9:00 - Continue EMDR resourcing and sandtray
    10:30 - Break
    10:45 - Prepare for target setup in sandtray
    12:15 - Lunch
    1:30 - Practice BLS/DAS strategies integrated with sandtray
    2:00 - Discuss and practice phases four through seven in the sandtray
    3:00 - Break
    3:15 - Review EMDR/sandtray case study
    4:00 - Conclude with future template work in the sandtray

    Hours: 12 EMDRIA education hours and 12 APT contact hours can be earned for attending this training.

    Description:  EMDR provides a solid platform for conceptualizing and treating trauma in an efficient and client-sensitive manner. Supported by empirical data and becoming a mainstay in the clinical community, clients of all ages can find relief by integrating memory networks impacted by trauma through the use of EMDR’S eight phased-approach. However, some clients benefit from the utilization of a metaphor-led process that allows the right brain time to become more involved in the therapeutic work. Regardless of age, sandtray-based play therapy provides such an opportunity. This 2-day, 12-CE virtual workshop will highlight the relevant neuroscience informing EMDR and play therapy before walking through each of EMDR’s eight phases with sandtray-based play therapy integration. Go to www.marshalllyles.com for all registration information. It is recommend that participants be fully trained in EMDR, but partial training may be acceptable if the participant is to complete basic training in a timely manner.  Participants will need access to a sand tray and miniatures.  Also, participants will need to stay on camera and be able to show both themselves and their created sand worlds when necessary.
     
    Objectives:
    1. Identify the basic tenets of EMDR and how it is applied to sandtray-based play therapy
    2. Discuss the intersection of historically significant play therapy clinical theories and EMDR’S AIP model
    3. Discuss key concepts from relational neuroscience shared by both sandtray-based play therapy and EMDR clinical work
    4. Apply sandtray-based play therapy techniques to EMDR history taking
    5. Evaluate the timing of EMDR resourcing in play therapy treatment planning
    6. Process methods for executing different EMDR preparation and resourcing skills using sandtray-based play therapy
    7. Evaluate trauma reprocessing (EMDR phases 3-7) using sandtray-based play therapy
    8. Describe different BLS/DAS techniques conducive to sandtray-based play therapy EMDR sessions
    9. Evaluate the integration of EMDR and sandtray-based play therapy through an extensive case study
    10. Exhibit session skills by practicing and receiving coaching during mock EMDR sessions using sandtray-based play therapy methods
    11. Recognize the limitations for populations not suited for sandtray-based play therapy and EMDR
    12. Develop a sample treatment plan for a mock client using sandtray-based play therapy/EMDR

    Registration information: The early bird registration fee is $400 if registered by June 9  and regular registration is $440 after June 9.
    The training will occur online.

    Cancellation policy: Registration is non-refundable, but half of the fee may be transferred to a future training.
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    Presenter: Marshall Lyles, MA, LPC-S, LMFT-S, RPT-S, EMDRIA Approved Consultant
    This event is sponsored by Marshall Lyles, APT Approved Provider 17-508 and EC Provider 18012.
    EC Program Approval Number: #18012-01
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