The scope of the Eye Movement Integration workshops are comprehensive, yet the incremental structure of the workshops facilitates progressive acquisition of competence.

Eye Movement Integration Therapy Workshop Details:

PRETORIA: 10—12 March 2016 at Union Caterers, Cura Avenue, Lynnwood

CAPE TOWN: 14—16 April 2016 at The Hollow Tree conference centre,Riesling str, Oude Westhof, Belville

The power of EMI lies in its ability to access the multi-sensory, affective and somatic dimensions of traumatic memories. EMI is an extraordinary direct means of releasing the power of the brain to heal itself.

EMI was developed by Steve and Connirea Andreas (NLP masters) in 1989. With their permission, Danie Beaulieu developed EMI into a comprehensive treatment modality and wrote the first and only book, “Eye Movement Integration therapy, The comprehensive clinical guide” in 2003.

EMI is a neuro-therapeutic modality for accessing and integrating traumatic memories and experiences. EMI is astonishingly rapid in its effects, freeing clients from the burden of unresolved memories of almost any form of trauma – childhood abuse and neglect, rape, attacks, car accidents, medical procedures, natural disasters and combat situations – in just one to six treatment
sessions.

During EMI guided eye movements are used to facilitate access to the fragmented multisensory, affective and somatic dimensions of traumatic memories, without the restraints of the cognitive and verbal modes. These memories are then processed and integrated with new and more positive information. This process together with the discharge of bound energy in the body, brings complete resolution of symptoms.

TARGET AUDIENCE: PSYCHOLOGISTS & SOCIAL WORKERS

PRESENTER: Minnie Loubser

COST: R 3800 (including all training materials)

EMI WORKSHOP INFORMATION

In the Fundamental EMI workshop (20 Hours) the primary emphasis will be on understanding the roots of EMI, areas of application and EMI and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Attention will be given to how humans register trauma, eye movements and the mind, the evaluation of the client, coping strategies and resources of the client, planning the treatment, preparing the client for intervention, exploring traumatic memory networks, utilizing the 22/24 eye movement patterns, concluding EMI and ending the sessions.

Special emphasis will be given to when the treatment seems to fail or when it is too overwhelming. At completion of this workshop professionals will be able to use EMI in their practices.

The format of the workshop entails daily practical exercises under the personal supervision of the presenter. The workshop will include lectures/discussions of the ethical, cultural and legal aspects regarding this intervention strategy. Participants will be evaluated on a live demonstration format, where they will have to demonstrate their competence after this intensive training programme.

To receive an International Certificate and be listed on the International website by Danie Beaulieu, participants will also have to participate in 10 hours of supervision. The supervision can be done personally or by skype. Some of the hours of supervision can also be done as part of a supervision group. Personal sessions may also count towards supervision as well as completing the fundamental training a second time.

More information on the international listing requirements can also be found on Danie Beaulieu’s website.

Contact:

NATASHA BOTHA
training@childtrauma.co.za
072 233 3708
086 239 7092 (fax)

HPCSA: 18 general, 4 ethical CEU’s

SACSSP: CPD ACCREDITATION APPLIED FOR

About Minnie Loubser

Minnie Loubser is a lecturer, presenter and clinical psychologist in private practice in Stellenbosch, South Africa.

After completing her first Masters degree in Psychology from the University of Stellenbosch in 1980, she lectured at the University of the Western Cape from 1983 -1989. After completing a second Masters degree in Clinical Psychology, she went into private practice from 1994.

She became a specialist on ADHD, internationally and nationally trained and presented at conferences and workshops on this topic.

She has extensive training in Ericksonian Hypnosis and Psychotherapy and Ego State Therapy, starting in 1995 at the Evolution of Psychotherapy Conference in the USA and continuing through the Milton H. Erickson Institutes of Southern Africa (MEISA).

She has advanced training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Advanced training in Somatic Experiencing (SE) and Trauma and Tension Releasing Exercises (TRE) as well as international advanced training in Impact Therapy and Eye Movement Integration (EMI). Minnie has been accredited by Dr Danie Beaulieu as an international trainer in Eye Movement Integration.

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