IEMT (Integral Eye Movement Therapy) 2 day course – LIVE ZOOM

Learning Objectives: IEMT is a brief process for changing undesired emotions and behaviour, such as anxiety, anger, habits, fear, shame, guilt, stress & depression, to name a few. IEMT can be used independently or combined with your existing skills.
On this course you will learn a set of techniques which build resources inside the problem state, bring the client into the present and enable them to stay out of past negative experiences permanently. Using these techniques we address how the client learned to feel the way they do and how they learned to be the way they are and thus bring about rapid change.
An overview of relevant theory surrounding IEMT is included, however the main focus of the course is on the practical application of IEMT – selecting and using techniques and how to structure sessions, so you can work confidently and effectively with your clients.
• About IEMT, assessing suitability, uses of IEMT • Working with Emotional Imprints and Eye Movement • Working with Identity Imprints and Eye Movement • Patterns of Chronicity – behavioural patterns/responses • The Physiology of Accessing States • Example Session Formats
At the end of the 2 day course you receive a Certificate of Attendance, or you may complete subsequent case and self-reflective studies and register with the Association of IEMT Practitioners to receive Certification as an IEMT Practitioner.

A comprehensive Course Manual containing everything covered on the 2 day course, including scripts to use with clients, is emailed to you prior to the course. This is accompanied by the Course Workbook containing the powerpoint slides which summarise the information, with space for any notes you wish to make.
During the course, the powerpoint slides are shared via the tutor’s screen as the tutor introduces the subject material, with opportunity for questions and discussion at regular intervals. The day includes demonstrations by the tutor and practical exercises with other delegates to practice techniques taught.