The Advanced Practice of EMDR for Perinatal Mental Health (Self-Paced)
with Dr. Mara Tesler Stein
This advanced practice workshop will introduce attendees to the wide range of disruptive events that can occur in the perinatal period, will teach them to identify characteristics of those events that induce ruptures in the normative developmental path of family-building, and to recognize the common clinical presentations of patients suffering in the aftermath of disruptive and traumatizing perinatal events.
Increase your knowledge of how trauma affects the brain and how EMDR can improve client outcomes. Update your skills and enhance your ability to identify hidden trauma in the clients you see and learn to better facilitate healing in new clients suffering perinatal trauma. Learn advanced practice applications including the integration of AIP-based interventions across all prongs and phases of EMDR treatment. The use of specialized protocols and modifications are also addressed during this training. Case discussion, demonstration, and reflection around 'self as therapist' are woven throughout the course.
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We offer tiered pricing for all of our trainings in order to make our courses accessible to as many practitioners as possible. If you are unsure which tier of payment is right for your financial situation, please read through our FAQ section below or visit our website.
Please reach out to us at info@touchstoneinstitute.org if you are interested in a multi-month payment plan. We are always happy to create a custom payment plan to make it more feasible for everyone to participate in our courses.
Welcome to The Advanced Practice of EMDR for Perinatal Mental Health
Your Expressive Arts Project
Expressive Art Examples from Prior Trainings
Downloadable complete slide deck
Worksheets
EMDR Module Introduction
Review of EMDR Core Concepts
Introduction to Three Core Tasks Module
Three Core Tasks Slides
An Unexpected Journey - from Davis & Stein, "Intensive Parenting: Surviving Your Journey Through the NICU" (Fulcrum, 2013)
Story in Perinatal Trauma
Philosophies of Care Introduction
Philosophies of Care
NIDCAP
Developing a Philosophy of Care
Perinatal Trauma Introduction
Types of Perinatal Trauma - An Overview
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders through the Trauma Lens
Impact
'Birth Trauma' Video
'Born Too Soon' Documentary
Parents’ views on care of their very premature babies in neonatal intensive care units- a qualitative study
Love, Pain, and Neonatal Intensive Care
Invisible wounds obstetric violence in the United States
Beyond postpartum depression
The effects of PTSD treatment during pregnancy: systematic review and case study
“The loss was traumatic...some health care providers added to that”: Women’s experiences of miscarriage
Coping and Adjustment - From Davis & Stein, "Intensive Parenting: Surviving Your Journey Through the NICU" (Fulcrum, 2013)
Acclimating to the NICU - From Davis & Stein, "Intensive Parenting: Surviving Your Journey Through the NICU" (Fulcrum, 2013)
Discharge and Homecoming - From Davis & Stein, "Intensive Parenting: Surviving Your Journey Through the NICU" (Fulcrum, 2013)
Yes, this course is approved for 18 CE credits through the EMDR International Association.
Yes, this course is approved by PSI for 18 CE credits both for obtaining the PMH-C as well as for renewing the PHM-C.
Select this tier if you: Own the home you live in (even with a mortgage); live in a two-income household; have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money; travel recreationally; have access to family money and resources in times of need; work part-time by choice, etc.
Select this tier if you: Have income available for recreational activities (going out to dinner, movies, concerts etc.); have consistent work compensated at a median income rate based on your region; pay rent that is not more than 25% of your monthly household income; do not own your own home, etc.
Select this tier if you: Are a graduate student paying tuition; have major medical expenses not covered by insurance; have been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism, racism, sexism, gender discrimination or other forms of oppression; are eligible for public assistance; have immigration-related expenses; have ever been denied work due to incarceration history; are supporting adult children, extended family members in need or have other adult dependents; are an elder with limited financial support; are primarily working in a setting with under-resourced populations and your income reflects this work, etc.
Yes! We are happy to work with you to create a payment plan that fits your needs. Please reach out to us over email with a brief description of the length of the plan that you are interested in using to pay for this course: info@touchstoneinstitute.org.
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We require 30-days notice for cancellations to receive a refund, minus a 5% administrative fee. If you cancel within thirty days you will be able to apply your full tuition to any other trainings we offer.
$750.00
$750.00