Developmental Trauma • Attachment Dynamics • Subtle Dissociation

Natural Processing Part 2

This online training is taught over 6 days, and 3 weekends:

• Friday, January 9, 2026: 8:00 am to 4:15 pm PST

• Saturday, January 10, 2026: 8:00 am to 4:15 pm PST

• Sunday, January 11, 2026: 8:00 am to 4:15 pm PST

• Saturday, January 24, 2026: 8:00 am to 4:15 pm PST

• Sunday, January 26, 2026: 8:00 am to 4:15 pm PST

• Saturday, February 7, 2026: 8:30 am to 2:45 pm PST

38.5 Continuing Education Credits are approved for many professional licenses. See FAQ

37 CE Credits are approved for EMDRIA.

This follow-up course expands the training from Part One, a somatically-based and process-oriented approach to using EMDR and bilateral stimulation. We continue to explore tracking resilience and disconnections, and go further into dynamics of subtle dissociation. The somatic view of developmental trauma and attachment dynamics opens up the work of meeting developmental needs on non-verbal levels.

We begin with questions from participants work with their clients since Part I.  There will be practicums with personalized feedback, along with some short skill-building and experiential segments.  The focus is on developing sensitivity to tracking all the dynamics from Part I, plus new ones.

Fine-tuning your discernment of when and how to use bilateral stimulation when clients’ activation takes them into hyper- and hypo-aroused states helps your work to be better paced and more stabilized.

These skills enable you to notice more subtle processes of how your clients “disconnect.” This guides your work right to the dynamics of overwhelm that are often out of their awareness and continue to make life difficult for them. When you pace slowly here to sustain awareness, it becomes possible to create agreements to work on these “non-presenting problems.”

Live demonstrations and video sessions will be studied to highlight the nature of process, the power of sustained somatic awareness, and the value of full engagement while “not knowing.”

Further focus on tracking subtle shifts in resiliency provides participants with a greater sense of presence and engagement and helps to stabilize the therapy.  This is fundamental for truly “trusting the process.”

This work builds skills for the full engagement called for in working with developmental trauma and attachment dynamics.  We will identify the moment-by-moment dynamics of separation from self, and the emergence of self.  Close tracking of mobilization/immobilization through the body and nervous system aids the therapist’s interventions in co-creating non-verbal experiences of titrated contact, and development of resiliency.

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$925.00 Early bird (paid on or before Dec 9, 2025)

$975.00 Standard price (paid after Dec 9, 2025)

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