Date: 11/6/26 from 1-4 PM
3 CE Credit Hours-live interactive
Date: On Demand
3 CE Credit Hours-recorded, non-interactive
Dorinna is a seasoned therapist with over 34 years of experience, beginning her career in substance abuse counseling in 1989 and earning her Master’s in Social Work in 1995. Since starting her private practice in Colorado in 2000, she has specialized in treating complex trauma and dissociation in adults, using EMDR therapy as her primary approach since 2001. She is an EMDR Certified Therapist, Approved Consultant, and has facilitated EMDR trainings through HAP/Trauma Recovery for the past 7 years. A dedicated educator and consultant, Dorinna offers EMDRIA-approved trainings and is expanding her work to include advanced trainings rooted in the modalities that have most influenced her practice.
Dorinna S. Ruh LCSW
Rationale from:
Why did I pick this topic?
This topic confused me for years. Over the course of becoming a facilitator and teaching interweaves, I now understand how and when to use them. I now use interweaves much more liberally for certain cases. I am hoping that my sharing my experience will help you to become fearless in your use. “The term interweave refers to the fact that this strategy calls for the clinician to offer statements that therapeutically weave together the appropriate neuro networks and associations.” (Shapiro, 1995)
Goals of Training:
Discover ways to conceptualize interweaves,
Identify different styles of using them,
Listen to case examples,
Understand when to use them
Learning objectives:
Describe at least three conceptual frameworks for the use of interweaves
Evaluate clinical indicators that determine when the use of interweaves is appropriate in the therapeutic process.
Identify different types of interweaves and how each can be applied to support client processing during EMDR therapy.
CE:
3 CEs approved by LABSWE
3 CEs ASWB and NBCC Credits applied for.
3 EMDRIA CEs approved
Format
On-Demand
Cost:
$150
SUMMER DISCOUNT OF $75
Session Date: March 7th
Time: 9:00am- 12:15pm Mountain Time
Traumatized parts live in “trauma time.” When triggered, they do not realize that they are reliving the past, keeping individuals in a flight/fight/freeze loop. By orienting parts to time and place, a person’s system can relax, reducing dramatic triggers and aiding stabilization in Phase 2 of EMDR therapy. Join us for a three-hour class to learn this effective technique. Learning Objectives: Explain how trauma impacts time perception. Describe the parts concepts underlying this intervention. Immediately use “orienting time and place” with clients. List questions that assist orienting to the present.
Cost:
150$
15$ off for not-for-profit
3 EMDRIA credits
3 NBCC and ASWB credits
Non-EMDR trained therapists are welcome to attend.
The Center for Evidence to Practice (Center for E2P) is identifying behavioral health practitioners in Louisiana who are equipped to successfully participate in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) training and implementation. Due to the identified need for Medicaid behavioral health services specific to children and their caregivers, EMDR has been selected by the Office of Behavioral Health (OBH) as an evidence-based program.
Requests for accommodations for in person or virtual training can be directed to cmiles@tulane.edu. Please submit requests a minimum of 10 working days in advance.
Course purchases are non-refundable and access will expire 90 days after purchase. Student will be deactivated in the course. If the course is not completed by the expiration date, extensions will not be granted. (Courses may be repurchased.)