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I am a Clinical Psychologist specialising in helping clinicians gain accreditation in a trauma based therapy Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR)

12/01/2026

⭐⭐ Are you looking for Accredited EMDR Training in 2026? ⭐⭐
⭐⭐ Our next Part 1s are ⭐⭐
⭐⭐ Stirling - Scotland - 10th - 12th March ⭐⭐
⭐⭐ Online - weekend - 20th - 22nd March ⭐⭐
⭐⭐ Milton Keynes - 12th - 14th May ⭐⭐

So if you want to discover the art and science of practicing EMDR. If you prefer hands-on learning in a small group setting. If you love a training full of authenticity and lots of clinical examples then this training is perfect for you. You will have dedicated time for teaching, demonstrations, practical exercises, and supervision.

Enroll on our upcoming training and embark on your transformative journey in EMDR. Click on the link in the bio to apply now.

08/01/2026

⭐⭐ Are you looking for a small group in-person Accredited EMDR Training? ⭐⭐
⭐⭐ We are travelling to Striling - Scotland ⭐⭐
⭐⭐ 10th - 12th March 2026 ⭐⭐

So if you want to discover the art and science of practicing EMDR. If you prefer hands-on learning in a small group setting. If you love a training full of authenticity and lots of clinical examples then this training is perfect for you. You will have dedicated time for teaching, demonstrations, practical exercises, and supervision.

Enroll on our upcoming training and embark on your transformative journey in EMDR. See our website for more details https://mindsyncemdrtraining.com

07/01/2026

At Mindsync, EMDR training isn’t something you do alone. It’s something you grow into alongside a supportive network of like-minded therapists who care deeply about their work and their clients.

Here, you’ll gain practical, confidence-building tools, grounded in real clinical experience, while being held in a learning community that values curiosity, connection, and growth.

You will:

Ask questions
Learn together
Grow as a practitioner

When therapists feel supported, clients feel the difference.

If you’re ready to strengthen your skills, expand your confidence, and be part of a community transforming trauma therapy, this is your invitation.

Join the Mindsync EMDR community.

Be part of the change.

Apply to train with is now. https://mindsyncemdrtraining.com/book-emdr-training/

30/12/2025

Is 2026 the year you plan to train in EMDR therapy. Then why not start the year strong. We have 2 spaces available for our online training, our part 1 runs 13th - 15th January 2026.

You can find out more and book here https://mindsyncemdrtraining.com/book-emdr-training/

18/12/2025

Therapists often say that after EMDR training, their role feels more grounded, spacious and contained. They’re not trying to “fix.” They’re guiding, witnessing, and supporting the brain’s natural ability to heal.

In EMDR, clients often go deeper than they ever could through talking alone.
EMDR helps them access:

The stuck emotions beneath the narrative

🦋The root of the pattern, not just the symptoms
🦋The body memories that keep them looping
🦋 The unconscious beliefs that hold everything in place

And because processing is happening neurologically, not just cognitively, the shifts are real, lasting, and embodied.

Clients often say things like:
🦋 “I feel different in a way I can’t explain.”
🦋 “It doesn’t grip me anymore.”
🦋 “I finally feel free.”

That’s the magic of EMDR.

Deep work for the client. Lighter, safer, more contained work for the therapist.
**If you’re craving therapy sessions that feel effective without draining you…
EMDR changes everything.**

It’s a way of working that supports your clients and protects your wellbeing, so you can stay in this field with passion, clarity and confidence.

17/12/2025

Clients are actively looking for EMDR.

People Google it.
GPs refer for it.
Psychiatrists recommend it.
Instagram and Tiktok influencers talk about it.
Friends tell friends, “EMDR helped me when nothing else did.”

In private practice, we now see:
🦋More clients requesting EMDR by name
🦋More enquiries specifically asking, “Are you EMDR trained?”
🦋More clinicians finding EMDR increases both demand and trust

12/12/2025

EMDR is one of the most evidence-based, research-backed trauma therapies in the world.
Recognised by:

NICE (National Institute of Clinical Effectiveness)
WHO (World Health Authority)
APA (American Psychological Association)
NHS services
Military and veterans’ programmes
International trauma centres

Few approaches in our field have this level of endorsement.

But beyond the research, something else is happening and clients are seeing a massive change in their symptoms and a change in relationship with the trauma that they have experienced.

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10/12/2025

⭐ If you want to future-proof your therapy practice, trauma-informed work is essential. ⭐

The landscape of therapy is changing, quickly.

Clients are more trauma-aware.
Referrers are more trauma-aware.
Even workplaces, schools and GP services now talk openly about trauma, adverse experiences and nervous system responses.

And with that cultural shift comes a growing expectation:

Therapists should be confident and competent in trauma work.

Not just “trauma-informed” in the surface-level sense, but able to actually treat trauma, not just accommodate it.

This is where EMDR stands out.

DM me the word Mindsync to access our training schedule now.

04/12/2025

⭐ Want therapy sessions that feel lighter for you, but deeper for your clients?

One of the things therapists don’t often talk about is how heavy trauma work can feel.

🦋Holding intense emotion.
🦋 Tracking safety.
🦋 Managing dysregulation.
🦋 Feeling responsible for “getting it right.”
🦋 Carrying session after session where clients feel stuck in the same place.

It’s no wonder so many therapists feel drained, overwhelmed, or like they’re working harder than their clients are.

And this is where EMDR feels like a complete shift in the therapeutic experience.
EMDR creates sessions that feel lighter for you – but deeper for your clients.
Why?

Because EMDR is one of the few approaches where:

🦋The client’s brain does the processing.
🦋 You simply facilitate the journey.
🦋 You don’t always have to be rescuing, problem-solving, or push the session uphill.
🦋 You can trust the process instead of carrying the process.

03/12/2025

Ever felt a little overwhelmed or unstructured when doing trauma work with your clients?

EMDR can change that. It gives you a structured roadmap to help you work with your traumatised clients.
EMDR offers:
A clear 8-phase model

A predictable way to conceptualise cases using the 3 pronged approach

Reliable steps when emotion feels overwhelming

Tools for stabilisation, processing and future templates

For therapists who often feel the weight of “Where do I go next?”, EMDR removes that uncertainty.

DM me the word Mindsync to find out more about training with us now.

02/12/2025

One of the biggest fears therapists have before EMDR training is:

“Will this replace what I’m already good at?”
The answer is a very reassuring NO.

EMDR doesn’t replace your favourite modalities. EMDR often fits really nicely with other models

Whether you work from:
• IFS (meeting protectors + processing exiles)
• DBT (emotion regulation + distress tolerance)
• ACT (values, flexibility, acceptance)
• Somatic therapies (tracking physiology + felt sense)
• CBT (beliefs, thoughts, behaviours)

We often encourage our delegates to start their EMDR journey working with clients who are currently on their caseload. So you can be doing your treatment as usual with your clients but know that some focused trauma work could help them so you could also add in EMDR.

But we want you to adhere to the framework of EMDR so if you are doing Phase 4 desensitisation work make sure you stay within that phase. What we don't want is a long pause between sets whilst you do your treatment as normal, this just wouldn't work.

So EMDR can give you a clear framework without abandoning the tools you love. In fact, your existing skills make you an even stronger EMDR therapist.

It’s not about choosing one modality over another.

It’s about building a toolkit that’s flexible, powerful and truly trauma-informed.

30/11/2025

EMDR Helps With So Much More Than Trauma

One of the biggest surprises for therapists after training in EMDR is just how versatile it is. While many people think of EMDR purely as a trauma therapy, EMDR goes far beyond PTSD.

Therapists use it every single week for:
• Anxiety & panic
• Phobias (from needles to driving to flying)
• OCD and intrusive thoughts
• Health anxiety
• Pain and somatic symptoms
• Performance and confidence
• Self-esteem and worth
• Belief-based blocks (“I’m not good enough”, “I don’t deserve success”)

And increasingly, EMDR is becoming a powerful tool for coaching-level breakthroughs too helping clients move through fear of visibility, imposter syndrome, perfectionism, blocks around money, leadership or public speaking.

What therapists really love is this:

Once you understand EMDR properly, you start seeing opportunities to use it everywhere.

Across caseloads, across presentations, across ages, across goals.

It’s not just about healing the past. It’s about unlocking the future.
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