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Working with Parts in EMDR
Fraser’s Dissociative Table Technique
Guest: Rebecca Kase, MSW, LCSW, RYT
Live Training: Wednesday, December 9, 2026 · 1:00 PM Central
On-Demand: Recording available to Mastermind subscribers after the live session.
Dissociative parts can show up anywhere in EMDR therapy. One part is ready to approach the memory while another wants nothing to do with it. A client says they want to heal, yet something inside slams on the brakes as soon as reprocessing begins. Or processing gets underway, and suddenly a new voice, perspective, or protective response enters the room.
Knowing that parts are present is one thing. Knowing what to do with them in the moment is another.
Fraser's Dissociative Table Technique offers clinicians a structured way to help clients identify, communicate with, and build cooperation among dissociative parts or self-states. While originally developed for work with dissociative disorders, the technique can offer EMDR therapists a practical framework for working with internal conflict and dissociative material when it emerges during treatment.
In this Mastermind, we'll explore:
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How to develop the Dissociative Table with a client, including the imagery, structure, and process
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How to identify and invite relevant parts or self-states
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Using the Dissociative Table in Phase 2 to strengthen internal communication, cooperation, and preparation for reprocessing
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Using the technique during Phase 4 when protective parts, conflicting self-states, or dissociative material interrupt or complicate processing
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How to communicate with parts in ways that respect their protective function rather than trying to override resistance
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Clinical decision points for knowing when the Dissociative Table may be useful, and when a different intervention may be more appropriate
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60 Minutes, Live
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Recording Included
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Live Q&A
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Free Community Access
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Knowing parts are there is one thing. Knowing what to do is another.
A structured way to work with parts when they show up mid-protocol.
Build the table
The imagery, the structure, and the process of developing it with a client.
Invite the parts
How to identify and invite the relevant parts or self-states into the room.
Use it in Phase 2
Strengthen internal communication, cooperation, and readiness for reprocessing.
Use it in Phase 4
When protective parts, conflicting self-states, or dissociative material interrupt processing.
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Meet Your Trainer
About Your Trainer
Rebecca Kase
MSW, LCSW, RYT
Rebecca Kase, LCSW, is a psychotherapist, EMDR trainer, author, and founder and CEO of the Trauma Therapist Institute. She is an EMDRIA-Approved Trainer and Consultant and the author of Polyvagal-Informed EMDR: A Neuro-Informed Approach to Healing.
Rebecca specializes in trauma treatment and the integration of neuroscience into clinical practice. She has trained thousands of clinicians in EMDR therapy and trauma treatment and is known for translating complex clinical and scientific concepts into practical, accessible approaches for clinicians. Her work emphasizes clinical rigor, critical thinking, and evidence-informed practice.
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