The Advanced Practice of EMDR for Perinatal & Infant Mental Health (Self-Paced)
with Dr. Mara Tesler Stein
This advanced practice workshop will introduce EMDR therapists 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.
CE credits are calculated based on total video content hours. Readings are supplemental and are not calculated towards CE credits. A course quiz is required with a passing score of 70%.
This workshop was held and recorded in May, 2020. Recordings and readings added in 2023 are also included.
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Welcome to The Advanced Practice of EMDR for Perinatal Mental Health
Get to know Mara Tesler Stein!
Your Expressive Arts Project
Expressive Art Examples from Prior Trainings
Course Outline (with times)
FREE PREVIEWLearning Objectives
A note about readings and CEs
Anti-Oppression Statement from The Touchstone Institute
Content and Activation Reminder
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
EMDR use During Pregnancy
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
Participation in all training sessions and submission of a course evaluation is required to receive a CE Certificate for this course. Course evaluations are made available after all live sessions have been completed within the course portal. After completing the evaluation, participants will be able to download their CE certificates. This training offers 18 CE credits.
It is your responsibility to verify CE coverage in your State or Provence.
The Touchstone Institute for Perinatal Training is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Touchstone Institute for Perinatal Training maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
The Touchstone Institute for Perinatal Training, Inc. has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7346. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Touchstone Institute for Perinatal Training, Inc. is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
This course is approved by the EMDR International Association (EMDRIA). The Touchstone Institute is an approved training provider with EMDRIA: approval #22021.
This course is approved by Postpartum Support International (PSI) for continuing education towards obtaining and maintaining the PMH-C
The Touchstone Institute for Perinatal Training, [provider number:1876], is approved to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Organizations, not individual courses, are approved as ACE providers. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit. The Touchstone Institute for Perinatal Training maintains responsibility for this course. ACE provider approval period: [1/19/2024-1/19/2025]. Social workers completing this course receive 18 continuing education credits.
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THE ADVANCED PRACTICE OF EMDR FOR PERINATAL & INFANT MENTAL HEALTH
PROGRAM OUTLINE
Welcome
Welcome and Introduction (7:14min)
Your Expressive Arts Project
Explanation of the expressive arts project (4:34 min)
Overview of EMDR Foundational Concepts
Introduction: (:35 sec)
Intro to Review of EMDR Foundational Concepts (:43 sec)
Lecture: (13.18-min): Review of the Stages and Phases of EMDR therapy.
The Three Core Tasks
Introduction (1:25 min)
Introduction: (1:25min)
Slides: (6:10 min)
Lecture: (1 hour 5-min): Introduction of the Three Core Tasks framework for case conceptualization in perinatal mental health.
Reading: 5100 words
Philosophies of Care
Introduction (1:37 min)
Lecture with slides: (13.40-min): Discussion of developmentally supportive care and relationship-centered care as philosophies that promote the identification and integration of adaptive information processing in traumatized parents, fostering secure attachments and adaptive development.
NIDCAP Video: (13:40-min)
Reading: 17,100 words
EMDR Use During Pregnancy
Lecture: (1:21:50 hours): Discussion of clinical factors and decision making around stress during pregnancy, the impact of EMDR on the body, and the use of EMDR reprocessing during pregnancy.
Perinatal Trauma: The Journey
Introduction (2:43 min)
Types of Perinatal Trauma, an Overview:
Lecture: (48-minutes): Description and discussion of the categories of perinatal and postpartum events that can potentially disrupt normative development for parents and babies.
Video: (30-min): Five women discuss their experiences with birth trauma
Postpartum mood & anxiety disorders, & postpartum psychosis as traumatic ruptures
Lecture: (5:45-min): Discussion of the features of PMADs through the Integrated Lens. Exploration of applications of the 3-pronged, 8-phase, standard protocol as well as specialized techniques and protocols.
Impact
Lecture: (29-minutes): Discussion of the features of perinatal events that trigger traumatic stress and what makes them disruptive or traumatizing.
Birth Trauma Video (30:12 min)
Born too Soon Documentary (48:53 min)
Reading: 40,200 words
Constructing an Integrated Lens
Introduction (2:02 min)
The Integrated Lens in Evaluation & History-Taking
Lecture: (11-minutes): Discussion of how an understanding of adaptive and maladaptive information processing specifically aids the EMDR therapist in gathering trauma, relationship, and developmental history after a perinatal event.
EMDR for Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders
Lecture: (1 hour 9-min): Discussion of factors guiding choice of EMDR protocol. When to use the standard protocol, recent event protocols, or other specialized protocols and techniques.
The Integrated Lens for Case Conceptualization & Treatment Planning
Lecture Part I: (36:49 min):
Discussion, with case examples, of common themes, targets, and negative cognitions with EMDR treatment of perinatal crisis and trauma. Specific attention will be paid to the unique features of perinatal crisis and the beliefs that commonly accompany conception, pregnancy, labor, delivery and the neonatal period. Concurrently, systemic and cultural vulnerabilities and risk factors will be addressed as essential to understanding parental functioning in the perinatal period.
Lecture Part II: (1 hour 21-min).
Introduction to a structured case- conceptualization rubric that integrates the AIP and Three Core Tasks frameworks to guide treatment.
Intro to Demo #1: (1:16 min)
Video Demonstration # 1: (1 hour 57-min). Presentation of clinical material, practicing utilization of the integrated lens for organization, clinical conceptualization, and decision-making, including conceptualization and use of interweaves for stuck processing.
Readings: 12,900 words
Video Demonstration #2: (1 hour 15 min). Presentation of clinical material, practicing and demonstrating utilization of the integrated lens for organization, conceptualization and decision-making.
Perinatal Hospice, Palliative Care, & Critical Decision-Making
Introduction (2:15 min)
Video: (1 hour 21 min) – Discussion of in-house Palliative Care Program at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Parent description of experiences with the program.
Video: (21 min) – John’s Hopkins Hospital documentary discussion of Perinatal Hospice program with both medical and parental discussion of issues.
Video: (31 min): The Colorado Collective for Medical Decision Making
Attachment
Introduction (2:11 min)
Lecture: (48-min): Exploration of the ways in which attachment-theory contributes to understanding the impact and recovery from perinatal ruptures. Application of integrated lens.
Readings: 15,600 words
Grief
Introduction (:39 min)
Lecture: (13-min): Discussion of the features of grief through the integrated lens. Exploration of applications of the 3-pronged, 8-phase, standard protocol as well as specialized approaches for supporting adjustment and integration.
Readings: 4200 words
Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to:
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.
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