OCD-EMDR 5-hour Webinar and Learning Pack
£125.00
OCD-EMDR On-demand Webinar!
A deep dive into the treatment of OCD using attachment-informed EMDR. This 5- hour webinar examines how OCD develops and persists, conceptualising symptoms as adaptive protection strategies rooted in earlier learning and attachment experiences.
This is a research informed approach and the model integrates the 8 phases of EMDR with evidence-based sources of adaptive information and approaches including CBT, ERP, ACT, CFT, ICBT and ego states/parts work. In addition to your access to the video (for 90 days) you will also receive downloadable documents packed full of learning and further information. This package gives you the full learning experience and opportunities to really develop compassionate understanding and confidence when working with OCD.
This Learning pack includes:
*OCD-EMDR 3 pronged approach Case Conceptualisation blank for your convenience to complete in clinical practice
*OCD-EMDR 3 pronged approach Case Conceptualisation completed with examples to guide your learning around formulation
*The OCD-EMDR step-by-step framework to guide your clinical practice - this is adapted from ai-EMDR and modified to specifically guide you when working with OCD through the integrative EMDR attachment-based approach
*OCD-EMDR workbook to support your learning
*Risk Assessment and Safeguarding guidance
*ROCD (relationship OCD) generic Case Conceptualisation examples to support and guide your clinical practice with this specific presentation
*Power Point Presentation
Feedback & Reviews
- Shiraz Farrand, EMDR consultant
"Yes - I do enthusiastically recommend the workshop. I would say it is a paradigm shift in how we approach supporting clients living with OCD" About our consultation groups: "EMDR for OCD offers insightful, practical guidance in a supportive environment. It's a valuable space to deepen clinical understanding, explore complex cases, and gain confidence in applying EMDR with OCD. I like the fact you had three experts to share ideas and experience which gave me a full rounded view. I'd highly recommend it to any practitioner looking to strengthen their skills in this area"
- Hector Pereles, Licensed Counselor (USA)
The fact that it practices EMDR therapy in an integrative fashion, especially as it integrates attachment-based interventions as the psychology literature has established a clear link between OCD and attachment insecurity. ERP is effective for OCD but not for everyone with OCD; Therefore, some people who experience OCD can definitely benefit from other approach(es) that may even integrate ERP.
- Webinar Live Participants
I appreciate all the work that had gone into it and providing a framework is great"
- Webinar Live Participants
"I'm more confident in how to scaffold the phases and hopefully treat people more safely, meaning more tolerated and longer lasting changes"
- Webinar Live Participants
I would recommend it to EMDR practitioners who need to develop a better understanding of the complexities of ocd
- Webinar Live Participants
"very knowledgeable speakers, great detail on how to put theory into practice"
- Webinar Live Participants
"Great opportunity to enhance one's practice as a EMDR therapist working with OCD presentations"
- Webinar Live Participants
" It was a great addition to the core training and standard protocol"
- Webinar Live Participants
" It introduces an innovative approach that endeavours to understand the origins of OCD within attachment wounds and that draws upon a wide range of understandings and techniques to heal the wounds"
- Live Webinar Participant
"It doesn't just endeavour to remove OCD as a "symptom" but rather explores its protective functions and resources the client with more adaptive emotional regulation skills"
- Webinar Live Participant
"I have already recommended it and would explain it (through an ai-emdr lens) as exploring, how did the person get to be this way, where and in what context did they learn this strategy that was helpful in some way as an attachment adaption or survival strategy but now no longer serves them hence seeking support to change"
