About the webinar
This 1-hour EMDR webinar introduces *Restricted Processing* as a practical, trauma-informed way to safely work with highly activated, complex, or dissociative clients when standard EMDR feels “too much, too fast.” Participants will learn how to titrate exposure, contain material, and maintain dual awareness without abandoning EMDR altogether. Through brief didactic teaching and clinical examples, we’ll explore when to use restricted processing, how to structure sessions, and how to pace targeting so clients experience *relief and success rather than overwhelm or shutdown.*
Learning Objectives:
- Identify when Restricted Processing is appropriate to enhance safety and stability during EMDR sessions.
- Apply practical strategies to titrate exposure, contain material, and maintain dual awareness with complex clients.
- Structure EMDR sessions that promote client relief and integration while minimizing overwhelm or shutdown.
Agenda:
Lecture & Brief Discussion (60 min) – Learn how to use Restricted Processing to safely adapt EMDR for highly activated, complex, or dissociative clients. Explore ways to titrate exposure, contain material, and maintain dual awareness without abandoning EMDR. Through practical guidance and clinical examples, discover how to pace targeting so clients experience relief and success rather than overwhelm or shutdown.
Trauma, Neuroscience Expert, PTSD Psychologist
Megan Salar is a therapist, author, and trauma expert with extensive experience helping individuals heal from complex trauma. She specializes in innovative, strength-based approaches that foster resilience and transformation. Through her work at The Mental Survivalist, Megan empowers both clinicians...
Trauma, Neuroscience Expert, PTSD Psychologist
Megan Salar is a therapist, author, and trauma expert with extensive experience helping individuals heal from complex trauma. She specializes in innovative, strength-based approaches that foster resilience and transformation. Through her work at The Mental Survivalist, Megan empowers both clinicians...
Learning Objectives
Identify when Restricted Processing is appropriate to enhance safety and stability during EMDR sessions.
Apply practical strategies to titrate exposure, contain material, and maintain dual awareness with complex clients.
Structure EMDR sessions that promote client relief and integration while minimizing overwhelm or shutdown.
