FREE VIDEO WEBINAR: AN INTRODUCTION TO MINDSYNC EMDR TRAINING 

Explore EMDR Training with Caroline and Hannah from Mindsync EMDR Training

Are you committed to your professional development?

Do you want to add another therapy model to your tool box for working with trauma?

Have you heard about EMDR therapy and wondered if the training would be right for you? 

This is your perfect opportunity to find out more about EMDR, and learn what is covered and what is expected of you in EMDR Training.

Join Caroline van Diest: Senior EMDR Trainer and Dr Hannah Bryan EMDR Consultant and Facilitator and Trainee EMDR Trainer for a Free pre-recorded webinar where we will explain a little bit more about EMDR and tell you what we cover in our training.

You will find out:

• The qualification you need to meet the eligibility criteria

• How you can integrate EMDR with the therapeutic modalities you already use.

• The supervision expectations of the training.

• Whether there's an expectation to complete coursework!

Plus much much more

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As mental health professionals Caroline van Diest and Dr Hannah Bryan have worked with mental health difficulties and trauma for over 20 years. We both found that EMDR added an extra tool to our clinical tool box that had a huge positive impact on our work with clients. EMDR has changed so many lives for the better. We want clinicians to be able to access high quality EMDR training as they start their journey in EMDR.

We want delegates to train in a supportive, engaging and nurturing environment.

Our focus is on the sustainability of learning from EMDR training. We want delegates to continue to use EMDR therapy within their work after they leave our training.

We expect our delegates to leave our training with a sound basic understanding of EMDR.

Our hope is that our training is both challenging and containing. We learn most when we push ourselves out of our comfort zone.