This training explores how Schema Therapy and EMDR can be integrated into a coherent and powerful approach for working with entrenched patterns rooted in early relational experiences.​

 

What You Will Learn

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A Unified Model for Complex Trauma
Understand how Schema Therapy and EMDR converge conceptually and clinically when working with complex and attachment-based trauma. Learn how the two models complement each other in addressing entrenched emotional patterns.

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Schema-Informed Case Conceptualisation for EMDR
Learn how to use a schema therapy formulation to identify meaningful EMDR targets, linking present difficulties to the early experiences that shaped schema patterns.

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Schema-Informed Resourcing
Discover how schema concepts such as modes and unmet needs can guide stabilisation and preparation work. Learn when it may be helpful to strengthen resources through schema work before beginning EMDR processing.

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When to Reprocess Memories Using EMDR
Develop clarity about when EMDR reprocessing is likely to be most beneficial within an integrated treatment plan.

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Working with Blocks, Dysregulation and Attachment Trauma
Learn how an integrated schema–EMDR framework can help therapists understand and work through common processing blocks, emotional dysregulation, and attachment-related difficulties that arise during trauma work.

 

Who This Training Is For

This workshop is designed for therapists trained in EMDR and Schema Therapy who want to deepen their understanding of how the models can be integrated when working with complex trauma.

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By the end of the training, you will have a clearer roadmap for integrating Schema Therapy and EMDR, allowing you to work more confidently with complex trauma presentations and deepen therapeutic change.