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Most clinicians we talk with do not lack interest in trauma work. What they lack is an affordable, realistic way to keep building on it.
You finish graduate training with a foundation, and then the cases keep arriving: the client whose chronic trauma does not respond to symptom-focused work, the one whose dissociation you suspect but feel unsure assessing, the couple whose conflict is really two nervous systems in survival mode. Each one is a reminder of a skill you have been meaning to strengthen. And each time, the same barriers show up. Quality trauma training is expensive. Live trainings demand a cleared calendar. And too much of what is available stays theoretical when what you need is something you can use in your next session.
That is the gap these six trainings are built to close.
Each one is on demand, so it fits the schedule you actually have rather than the one you wish you had. Each is CE-approved, so the time you invest also keeps your license current. And right now, through our end-of-June pricing, each is available for $47. That price is low enough to make a single training a genuinely easy yes, and low enough to build a real trauma-informed skill set one focused course at a time.
This is not about collecting certificates. It is about matching a training to the client in front of you, learning something you can apply on Monday, and doing it without the cost or time commitment that usually stands in the way.
Here is what is included, and the clinical reality each one speaks to.
It is the orientation that makes every subsequent specialty skill land more clearly, and a solid reset if your formal trauma training was years ago and many cases ago.
Best for: clinicians newer to trauma work, or anyone wanting a current, practical refresher on the fundamentals.
With 8 CEs, it is also the most credit-rich training in the group.
Best for: clinicians carrying clients whose trauma is layered, long-standing, or stalled in standard treatment.
Dissociation is one of the most commonly missed presentations in trauma work, partly because clinicians are rarely taught to assess for it with confidence.
This focused training walks through recognizing dissociation, understanding the model of structural dissociation, and treating it safely without destabilizing the client. It is short, specific, and the kind of skill that changes how you hear what clients are telling you.
Best for: clinicians who suspect dissociation in their caseload but want firmer footing in assessment and treatment.
When substance use keeps returning despite good clinical work, the missing frame is often trauma.
This training reframes craving, use, and relapse as survival adaptations rather than failures of will, and gives you a trauma-informed lens for working with addiction that holds both the behavior and what sits underneath it.
Best for: clinicians working with substance use, or seeing trauma and addiction intertwined in their caseload.
Best for: clinicians doing couples work who want a trauma-informed framework underneath it.
Food behaviors are frequently the surface of something older and deeper. This training helps you understand restriction, bingeing, and purging as survival functions with roots in trauma, and gives you a trauma-informed approach to treatment that does not stop at the behavior itself.
Best for: clinicians treating disordered eating, or recognizing trauma beneath food and body struggles.
You do not need all six at once, and you do not need to take them in order. The simplest approach is the one that mirrors your actual work: pick the training that matches the client who has been on your mind, and start there.
If you want a foundation under everything, Basics of Traumatology is the natural first step. If a specific presentation has been challenging you, go straight to the training that speaks to it. And if you are building toward broader trauma competency over time, the whole set forms a coherent pathway you can move through at $47 a step.
When you are ready to go deeper than these foundations, they also lead somewhere. Many clinicians use these trainings as a way into the more comprehensive work of our EMDR Basic Training and our EMDR & IFS Practitioner Program, where foundational knowledge becomes a full clinical method.
The $47 price is part of our end-of-June pricing event and will not last beyond it. If one of these trainings has been on your list, this is the moment it costs the least to say yes. Even one focused training is an afternoon of your time and a skill you keep.
Building trauma-informed competency does not have to be expensive or slow. Sometimes it is one course, one client in mind, and one step forward.
Build your trauma skills for less, this week only.
The Mid-Year Clinical Growth Pricing Event brings all six of these CE-approved trauma trainings to $47 each, on demand and ready when you are. Pick the one that matches the client on your mind, or build the whole foundation one step at a time. This pricing runs through July 7 only.
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