EFT Universe Certified Trauma Trainings
Resolving Trauma & Post-Trauma Stress
with EFT Tapping
EFT Tapping is a powerful, deceptively simple healing tool, but sometimes tapping on even seemingly innocuous issues can produce a sudden spike in emotional intensity. Many of these can be handled by the simple practice of “keep tapping,” but what do you do when that doesn’t work, or when it makes the reaction more intense?
Worse yet, what do you do if your own “stuff” gets triggered in a session? Every Tapper, whether using EFT professionally or just with friends, needs to know effective ways of dealing with such events in order to avoid retraumatizing the client.
This hands-on EFT Tapping training is designed to help EFT Coaches and Therapists to better identify post-trauma effects in their clients and to competently apply EFT and other means as a way to help clients resolve those effects without risking retraumatization.
Pre-requisite is EFT Level 1 or equivalent.
This training counts as a 2nd Level 2 for EFTU Certification
Instructor: Judith Frost, LiCSW, EFT Expert-2
Certified Clinical Trauma Professional
Resolving Trauma & PTS Training Classes for 2017
Tacoma, WA
August 25-26, 2017 Register Here
October 27-28 Register Here
“Excellent workshop, excellent teacher, great teaching style! Much helpful background information and some
very helpful, practical tools. Brava!” VB
Despite the pervasive nature of trauma and its consequences, specific training in trauma treatment has not been consistently offered for psychotherapists, mental health counselors, social service workers or coaches.
This Training is intended to help EFT practitioners understand the many faces of trauma, and how to address it in an effective and competent way. The treatment portion will focus using Clinical EFT to reduce and/or eliminate the Post-Trauma symptoms clients may be experiencing. You will have ample opportunity to practice your new skills in a safe environment during this lively, experiential Training.
Competently performed EFT breaks the well-worn neural pathways that determine the reactions clients have to triggers in their environment. As such, this specialized Trauma Training is essential for every EFT therapist and coach.
“This workshop should be required for EFT certification! Judith brought so many things together for me in a way I had not understood before. Judith is a wonderful trainer, and the information and experience I gained are worth at least 3 times the price!” PS, Licensed Therapist
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Treating Complex Trauma with EFT Tapping
PreRequisite: Resolving Trauma and Post Traumatic Stress with EFT Training
This training counts as a 2nd Level 2 for EFTU Certification
Instructor: Judith Frost, LiCSW, EFT Expert-2
Certified Clinical Trauma Professional
Tacoma, WA
Instructor: Judith Frost, LiCSW, EFT Expert-2
Certified Clinical Trauma Professional
Treating Complex Trauma with EFT Training Classes for 2017
October 29-30 Register Here
Complex Trauma, also called PTSD-C or Disorders of Extreme Stress (DESNOS), is quite different from simple Post Traumatic Stress in its causes and treatment. Complex Trauma results from chronic, repetitive stress from which there is no chance of escape. Simple PTS, on the other hand, more often results from single discrete events, several discrete events or short-term exposure to extreme stress or trauma. Treating Complex Trauma is fraught with opportunities to trigger abreactions and retraumatization.
Since the introduction of PTSD in the DSM-III, research looking at the effects of trauma on people has shown that the diagnosis of PTSD captures only a limited amount of post-traumatic effects. Two critical elements in influencing survivors’ outcomes are the developmental level at which the trauma occurs, and whether it occurs in the context of a relationship with a caregiver or intimate partner.
For example, survivors of car accidents or natural disasters often have quite different clinical presentations and treatment needs than those who experienced ongoing abuse, deprivation, and/or neglect at the hands of their caregivers. These survivors are often easily triggered with a fragile hold on normal functioning. They often present with major personality disorders. EFT Practitioners who mistake PTS-C for simple PTS can find themselves mired in difficulty, and their clients experiencing unnecessary and sometimes dangerous, pain and confusion.
“OMG! What a fabulous workshop.” JB, PhD
Survivors of early interpersonal trauma who develop more complex and difficult to treat symptoms need to be approached with great care and expertise. It is essential that EFT Practitioners understand the difference between “simple” Post Traumatic Stress and the effects of Complex Trauma. This Training is specifically intended to help practitioners understand the many faces of complex trauma, and how to address them safely and competently with Clinical EFT.
“If you do EFT, you need this training. Period. End of story!” LJL
Treating Complex Trauma with EFT Training Classes for 2017
October 29-30 Register Here