Juno Foundation 2016 Professional Training Seminar: Using the Cognitive Interweave: The Art and Science of EMDR Therapy

By Dr. Deany Laliotis

Date: Wednesday September 28 - Thursday September 29, 2016 Location: Carriage House Inn 9030 Macleod Trail South Calgary, AB T2H 0M4

Time: 9:00am - 4:00pm

Cost: Early Bird: $400.00 (Before August 29, 2016) Regular Rate: $450.00 Student: $350.00

Deany Laliotis, LICSW, is an international trainer, clinical consultant, and practitioner of EMDR therapy, specializing in the treatment of traumatic stress disorders and attachment issues. She’s been on the faculty of EMDR Institute, Inc. since 1993, and is currently the Director of Training. She has authored a chapter on the relational dimensions of EMDR therapy in, Psychotherapist Revealed: Therapists Speak about Self-Disclosure in Psychotherapy; co-authored a chapter with Dr. Francine Shapiro on EMDR in, Evidence Based Treatments for Trauma-Related Psychological Disorders, as well as co-authoring

an article titled, “EMDR and the Adaptive Information Processing Model: Integrative Treatment and Case Conceptualization,” in the Journal of Clinical Social Work. Deany was recently awarded the Francine Shapiro award for excellence by the EMDR International Association. She currently maintains a private clinical and consultation practice in Washington, DC.

ABSTRACT: Based on the popular webinar series, this advanced workshop is about how and when to apply cognitive interweave strategies using the Clinical Interweave Categories (CIC) developed by Laliotis & Korn, 2015, to address the demands of EMDR therapy through the lens of attachment. A review of the adult attachment styles will be offered as a conceptual map to help identify what is needed moment to moment when processing early attachment trauma. Additionally, you will learn about adaptations that develop in response to these formative attachment experiences and how that informs the application of specific interweave strategies to effectively repair and correct the maladaptive learning’s and develop new, more adaptive styles of relating to self and others. Videotaped examples of actual clients will be reviewed. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to experiment with the different strategies throughout the course. There will also be a live demonstration.

Participants will be able to:

1. Identify the 9 Clinical Interweave Categories (CIC) and their purposes. Learn how and when to intervene using CICs to address moment-to-moment processing demands.

2. Identify the four adult attachment styles and the implications for EMDR processing. (30 minutes)

3. Identify developmental plateaus and the corresponding adaptations to attachment trauma. 4. Learn how and when to apply specific CICs to repair and correct early attachment wounds. 5. Learn how to use CICs to address attachment-related phenomena during processing (e.g.,

can’t feel; feels too much; afraid of therapist’s reaction). 6. Distinguish between survival responses versus attachment-related responses.

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