These workshops offer 12 Live Interactive Continuing Education Credits

A 2-Day Workshop

February 23rd and 24th, 2025

10:00 AM - 4:45 PM EST

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"Easy Ego State Interventions: How to Effectively Use Parts Work" is a two-day, post-doctoral-level continuing education workshop designed to equip clinicians with practical skills in ego state therapy and EMDR. This workshop will focus on helping therapists identify and work with clients’ functional and dysfunctional ego states, facilitating trauma resolution, and addressing complex psychological issues such as dissociation, personality disorders, and attachment trauma.

Participants will explore how ego state therapy can be applied to treat a wide range of clinical challenges, including trauma, dissociative identity disorder (DID), personality disorders, and chronic pain. The workshop will enhance understanding of nervous system activation states and body responses in trauma. Clinicians will learn advanced interventions such as the Two-Hand Interweave technique, the Theory of Structural Dissociation, and specialized tools like the Dissociative Table and Imaginal Nurturing protocol.

Our challenging and traumatic experiences cause the creation of protective ego states knows as parts that are the result of our adaptation to those challenging situations. As time moves on those parts continue their roles as reactors and protectors and can be obstacles to our current emotional growth. They need to be acknowledged and appreciated so they can realize that they can let go of their reactivity to the challenges of the past and become integrated with the core self in the here and now. This is a delicate and sophisticated communication that is guided by the therapist to achieve the healing of the past wounds.