Greater Boston EMDRIA

The I-Gaze Interweave for Attachment Repair
 in EMDR Therapy

                         presented by Barry Litt, MFT

Greater Boston EMDRIA presents

 a four-hour workshop by Barry Litt, MFT

  The I-Gaze Interweave for Attachment Repair
   in EMDR Therapy
          December 8, 2017, in Bedford, MA

This workshop offers a safe and efficient use of EMDR therapy with clients who struggle with insecure attachment. Participants will learn a typology of self-experience to identify salient negative cognitions during history taking, methods for keeping clients in the optimal zone of arousal during phases 3 and 4, and dyadic resourcing interweaves for repairing insecure attachment.

Workshop Objectives:

1. Learn a method to rapidly assess attachment trauma and identify salient negative cognitions for EMDR processing.
2. Be able to describe the zone of optimal arousal to assess stability and remedy over-arousal.
3. Be able to utilize somatic interweaves to maintain clients within the zone of optimal processing.
4. Learn to use the I-Gaze interweave to facilitate attachment repair.

About the Presenter:
Barry received his Masters degree in family therapy in Philadelphia where he studied contextual therapy with is founder, Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy. Barry is an EMDRIA Approved Consultant, and a member and frequent presenter for the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation and EMDRIA. He has authored three chapters in as many books plus a journal article on the integration of EMDR with couples and family therapy, and has presented workshops at 12 annual EMDR conferences and numerous two-day trainings to international audiences. Barry was a misconduct investigator for the NH Board of Mental Health for a 10-year period. Barry is in private practice in Concord, NH.

PLEASE BRING A BAG LUNCH. We will provide beverages.