EMDR Trained Therapists

EMDR Psychotherapist Courses

Advanced Training for EMDR-Trained Therapists

What is EMDR Psychotherapy?

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) psychotherapy is a powerful, evidence-based approach that helps people recover from trauma and distressing life experiences. Originally developed by Francine Shapiro, EMDR is grounded in the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model, which suggests that trauma can block natural processing systems and result in maladaptively stored memories.

EMDR helps individuals reprocess these memories and integrate them into adaptive memory networks—leading to symptom relief, emotional regulation, and restored resilience.

About CATTE EMDR Courses

CATTE EMDR Courses are advanced training designed for clinicians who have already completed their EMDR Basic Training. These master-level programs deepen your understanding of EMDR as both a science and an art.

What You’ll Learn:

Advanced EMDR techniques that stand the test of time
Cutting-edge strategies for working with complex trauma and challenging populations
Clinical adaptations for diverse therapeutic contexts, including grief, crisis, dissociation, first responders, and attachment
Advanced training with integrative application

Prerequisite: Basic EMDR Training Required

These courses are only open to licensed professionals who have completed their EMDR Basic Training from an accredited program or EMDR Training Provider.

Approved by EMDR Global Network

All CATTE EMDR courses are officially approved by EMDR Global Network. Participants may apply course hours as Continuing Education Units (CEUs) toward EGNetwork recognition pathways: