Event category: IFS Group Consult

These small IFS-informed EMDR consultation groups are limited to four participants, creating space for active involvement, thoughtful discussion and collaborative learning. Clinicians are invited to bring any case, including complex presentations, with a focus on how to integrate IFS principles and interventions within the eight phases of EMDR therapy. Through case discussion, shared reflection and practical guidance, participants can strengthen case formulation, expand their clinical options and develop greater confidence in working with protective parts, blocked processing, dissociation and other challenges that may arise in EMDR practice.

These small IFS-informed EMDR consultation groups are limited to four participants, creating space for active involvement, thoughtful discussion and collaborative learning. Clinicians are invited to bring any case, including complex presentations, with a focus on how to integrate IFS principles and interventions within the eight phases of EMDR therapy. Through case discussion, shared reflection and practical guidance, participants can strengthen case formulation, expand their clinical options and develop greater confidence in working with protective parts, blocked processing, dissociation and other challenges that may arise in EMDR practice.

These small IFS-informed EMDR consultation groups are limited to four participants, creating space for active involvement, thoughtful discussion and collaborative learning. Clinicians are invited to bring any case, including complex presentations, with a focus on how to integrate IFS principles and interventions within the eight phases of EMDR therapy. Through case discussion, shared reflection and practical guidance, participants can strengthen case formulation, expand their clinical options and develop greater confidence in working with protective parts, blocked processing, dissociation and other challenges that may arise in EMDR practice.

These small IFS-informed EMDR consultation groups are limited to four participants, creating space for active involvement, thoughtful discussion and collaborative learning. Clinicians are invited to bring any case, including complex presentations, with a focus on how to integrate IFS principles and interventions within the eight phases of EMDR therapy. Through case discussion, shared reflection and practical guidance, participants can strengthen case formulation, expand their clinical options and develop greater confidence in working with protective parts, blocked processing, dissociation and other challenges that may arise in EMDR practice.