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Upon completion of this event, participants should be able to:

• Identify three signs that warrant consideration of using a multi-modal treatment plan for complex trauma treatment.

• Define working memory theory and its importance in effective EMDR treatment.

• Describe the process of memory reconsolidation.

• Apply an IFS lens to an integrative EMDR case example.

• Describe the three types of parts in a traumatized client.

• Develop an integrative EMDR treatment plan that includes addressing blocking beliefs.

• Demonstrate at least two methods to help externalize parts of a client’s system to support perspective-taking.

• Utilize a collaborative approach of parts in the clients’ system to conduct effective resource development installation.

• Distinguish between trauma rooted in intergenerational or historical trauma and present day trauma.

• Demonstrate how to ask protector parts for consent to do EMDR reprocessing on an identified trauma target.

• Describe at least two IFS Therapy interventions to help move through blocked processing during EMDR reprocessing.

• Identify at least two places in the IFS Steps to transition to EMDR reprocessing.