In this video, clinical neuropsychologist Olav Wagenaar discusses tinnitus as a common auditory perception. He explains its prevalence, the varying levels of distress it can cause, and the predictors of low distress. The discussion highlights the “stepped care” approach from the Dutch Guideline 2025, emphasizing diagnostics, psychoeducation, and multidisciplinary care for severe cases, including CBT, ACT, and EMDR.

In this webinar, Graham Taylor shows how to combine schema therapy and EMDR with complex cases. Graham Taylor has many years of experience in applying different forms of therapy with this population of patients.

Ad de Jongh presents the latest developments in EMDR therapy, explaining how working-memory taxation and targeted cognitive tasks reduce the emotional impact of traumatic memories. He also introduces innovative applications such as Blind-to-Therapist EMDR and the Flash-Forward protocol, supported by promising long-term results, even in clients with psychosis. Learning objectives - Understand how working-memory taxation enhances EMDR effectiveness - Learn how cognitive tasks support trauma processing - Get acquainted with Blind-to-Therapist EMDR - Understand the use of the Flash-Forward protocol - Gain insight into recent findings, including EMDR for psychosis

Beyond food: understanding and treating eating disorders at their source with EMDR. In this webinar, Natalia Seijo, Clinical Psychologist, Psychotherapist, EMDR Europe trainer, and specialist in complex trauma, explores eating disorders beyond their behavioral aspects. Through her integrative approach, Natalia Seijo helps shed light on the hidden roots of eating disorders: • How to work beyond eating behaviors • Understanding the defense mechanisms that maintain the disorder • Exploring body image distortion

Decades of clinical research have established Prolonged Exposure (PE) as a definitive gold standard in the treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Developed by Dr. Edna Foa, this protocol operates on the premise that avoidance fuels trauma, while systematic confrontation facilitates healing. This masterclass provides a rigorous examination of the scientific architecture behind PE. We explore Emotional Processing Theory—the mechanism of action that allows the brain to digest traumatic memories—and analyze the dual-pillar approach of In Vivo and Imaginal exposure.

In this demonstration, Elisabeth Kaiser shows how to guide a client through the imaginary exposure exercise using the flower. This exercise is aimed at having the client bring back a significant positive memory in vivid detail.

In this lecture, dr. Patricia Resick discusses the evolution of Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) over the past 35 years, focusing on its development and research outcomes. Resick also outlines the 12-session structure of CPT, starting with education about PTSD and the assignment of an impact statement. Patients are encouraged to explore how their trauma has affected their beliefs about safety, trust, and relationships. The therapy helps patients understand the connection between their thoughts and emotions, teaching them to challenge negative beliefs to improve emotional well-being.