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Jul 11

The Meeting Place: Innovative Applications for EMDR Phase 2 in Clients with Dissociative Disorders

Heather Dunn, MA, LPCS, LMFTS

Using EMDR in the treatment of clients with Dissociative Disorders has been considered an unattainable goal by many clinicians, in particular Dissociative Identity Disorder. This unique training, based on my successful use of the Meeting Place over the last 6 years, will demonstrate how to shorten the stabilization phase and prepare clients with dissociation for the EMDR processing phases (3-8). Participants will watch over an hour of client videos demonstrating the efficacy of this approach.

Virtual location

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Friday, July 11, 2025
10:00am - 06:00pm

 

$150.00 - $175.00

Heather Dunn, MA, LPCS, LMFTS

 

Using EMDR in the treatment of clients with Dissociative Disorders has been considered an unattainable goal by many clinicians, in particular Dissociative Identity Disorder. This unique training, based on my successful use of the Metting Place over the last 6 years, will demonstrate how to shorten the stabilization phase and prepare clients with dissociation for the EMDR processing phases (3-8). Participants will watch over an hour of client videos demonstrating the efficacy of this approach.

Learning objectives:

1.   Diagnosing Dissociative Disorders, and mapping systems

2.   Ways to introduce parts language

3.   Explain brief overview of Fraser’s Dissociative Table Technique and Lobenstine’s Meeting Place

4.   Identify ways to soften internal relationships of parts/alters

5.   Identify and address client fears of using the meeting place

 

Handouts will include Fraser’s Dissociative Table Technique 2003 revised article, Lobenstine Team’s Meeting Place scripts, ways to address dissociative phobias, as well as system maps and transcripts from sessions with clients with DID.   

Participants that attend the full day of training will earn 6 EMDRIA CE’s and NBCC credit hours.