Psychology Training Australia

Sessions run every fortnight on a Thursday for one hour, 12noon – 1pm AEST. They are conducted by either Larissa Meysner or Assoc Prof Chris Lee. Groups are capped at a maximum of four participants to ensure clinicians have adequate time to present a case, ask questions or seek feedback.

Workshop Fee: Early bird $940 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date, use course code during booking to receive discount. Thereafter fee $990.

Presented by Liam Spicer

CPD points: 21 hours consists of 14 hours for the face-to-face  plus 7 hours Pre-workshop Preparation.
Australian Workshops: Find out the Australian requirements and who can take the EMDR Training here.

Hear from world-renowned experts in the fields of imagery rescripting, cognitive processing therapy, EMDR & emerging therapies for PTSD.

Individual lectures will present the latest research and perspectives on treating PTSD.Presenters include:

• Prof Emily Holmes
• Prof Reg Nixon
• Prof Meaghan O’Donnell
• Assoc Prof Chris Lee

Workshop Fee: Workshop $375

Hear from world-renowned experts in the fields of imagery rescripting, cognitive processing therapy, EMDR & emerging therapies for PTSD.

Individual lectures will present the latest research and perspectives on treating PTSD.Presenters include:

• Prof Emily Holmes
• Prof Reg Nixon
• Prof Meaghan O’Donnell
• Assoc Prof Chris Lee

Workshop Fee: $300

Fee for traditional training format: Earlybird $775 up to 3 weeks before workshop date, use course code during booking to receive discount. Standard Fee $825 applies after that.
$100 discount for Full Time students. Contact us with proof of Full Time status to receive the discount code BEFORE registering. ()

Presented by Ad de Jongh & Suzy Matthijssen

Those who have not attended one of these must first complete a 3.5 hour online, on-demand EMDR 2.0 course.

Presented by: Dr Ad de Jongh and Dr Suzy Matthijssen

Fees: $850

Fee for traditional training format: Earlybird $755 up to 3 weeks before workshop date, use course code during booking to receive discount. Standard Fee $825 applies after that.
$100 discount for Full Time students. Contact us with proof of Full Time status to receive the discount code BEFORE registering. ()

Fee for traditional training format: Earlybird $775 up to 3 weeks before workshop date, use course code during booking to receive discount. Standard Fee $825 applies after that.
$100 discount for Full Time students. Contact us with proof of Full Time status to receive the discount code BEFORE registering. ()

“EMDR Australia affirms that the content and presentation of these trainings meets the curriculum requirements published by EMDRIA.“

CPD points: 21 hours consists of 14 hours for the face-to-face  plus 7 hours Pre-workshop Preparation.
Australian Workshops: Find out the Australian requirements and who can take the EMDR Training here.

Workshop Fee: Early bird $940 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date, use course code during booking to receive discount. Thereafter fee $990.

Pre-requisite Experience: Please note for this workshop participants need to have completed an EMDR Australia Accredited Part One (Introductory) training AND had experience with 4 clients or 12 sessions, or thereabouts. If in doubt, 

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Workshop Fee: Early bird $940 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date, use course code during booking to receive discount. Thereafter fee $990.

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Presented by Associate Professor Christopher Lee 

Workshop Fee: Workshop Fee: Early bird $775 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date. Thereafter the fee is $825. Use the 8-digit course code during booking to receive the early bird discount.The workshop includes preworkshop preparation which will be emailed to you 3 weeks prior to the workshop.

Presented by Larissa Meysner
CPD points: 21 hours consists of 14 hours for the face-to-face  plus 7 hours Pre-workshop Preparation.
Australian Workshops: Find out the Australian requirements and who can take the EMDR Training here.

CPD points: 21 hours consists of 14 hours for the face-to-face  plus 7 hours Pre-workshop Preparation.
 

contact us.

Workshop Fee: Earlybird: $940 for payment received up to 4 weeks before the workshop date, thereafter $990. ()

Fee for traditional training format: Earlybird $775 up to 3 weeks before workshop date, use course code during booking to receive discount. Standard Fee $825 applies after that.
$100 discount for Full Time students. Contact us with proof of Full Time status to receive the discount code BEFORE registering. ()

CPD points: 21 hours consists of 14 hours for the face-to-face  plus 7 hours Pre-workshop Preparation.
 

Workshop Fee: Early bird $940 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date, use course code during booking to receive discount. Thereafter fee $990.

Those who have not attended one of these must first complete a 3.5 hour online, on-demand EMDR 2.0 course.

Presented by: Dr Ad de Jongh and Dr Suzy Matthijssen

Fees: $850

Workshop Fee: Workshop Fee: Early bird $688 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date. Thereafter the fee is $738. Use the 8-digit course code during booking to receive the early bird discount.

Presented by Liam Spicer

CPD points: 21 hours consists of 14 hours for the face-to-face  plus 7 hours Pre-workshop Preparation.
Australian Workshops: Find out the Australian requirements and who can take the EMDR Training here.

Presented by Liam Spicer

CPD points: 21 hours consists of 14 hours for the face-to-face  plus 7 hours Pre-workshop Preparation.
Australian Workshops: Find out the Australian requirements and who can take the EMDR Training here.

Workshop Fee: 

 
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Workshop Fee: Workshop Fee: Early bird $688 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date. Thereafter the fee is $738. Use the 8-digit course code during booking to receive the early bird discount.

Presented by Dr Sian Jeffrey

Workshop Fee: Workshop Fee: Early bird $688 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date. Thereafter the fee is $738. Use the 8-digit course code during booking to receive the early bird discount.

Presented by Associate Professor Christopher Lee 

Workshop Fee: Workshop Fee: Early bird $775 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date. Thereafter the fee is $825. Use the 8-digit course code during booking to receive the early bird discount.The workshop includes preworkshop preparation which will be emailed to you 3 weeks prior to the workshop.

Overview
 

This advanced workshop presents a compassionate, research-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming approach to applying EMDR and Schema Therapy with Autistic and ADHD adults. As increasing research highlights the high rates of trauma, burnout, misdiagnosis, and systemic invalidation experienced by Autistic and/or ADHD people, clinicians require trauma informed, integrative and transdiagnostic treatment approaches for this population group.  Autistic and ADHD adults frequently navigate chronic shame, masking pressures, sensory overwhelm, internalised ableism, and relational wounds, all of which shape emotional development, schema patterns, and trauma-processing capacities. This workshop responds to these needs by offering a model grounded in current evidence, lived-experience insight, and affirming clinical practice.

Participants will learn how to adapt assessment, formulation, and treatment planning using both the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model and a schema/mode framework. We will explore emerging research on alexithymia, interoception, aphantasia, sensory systems, and executive functioning differences, and how these factors influence trauma responses, therapeutic engagement, and emotional processing. Participants will learn grounding, stabilisation, and nervous-system support strategies that align with each client’s sensory preferences and neurobiological profile. Practical, accessible adaptations to both EMDR and Schema Therapy will be demonstrated, including flexible approaches to preparation, bilateral stimulation, imagery rescripting, creative and sensory-based mode “parts” work, pacing adjustments, assessing and working with dissociation, and methods for reducing shame and internalised ableism.

Through demonstrations, case examples, guided reflection and updates in the most recent research clinicians will build confidence in working transdiagnostically with the wide range of mental health concerns common among Autistic and ADHD adults such as trauma, anxiety, chronic depression, relational wounds, identity distress, grief, and emotional dysregulation. Attendees will leave with a deeper conceptual map, enhanced practical skills, and increased confidence in delivering EMDR and Schema Therapy in a way that is affirming, inclusive, and effective for Autistic and ADHD adults.

Presented by Associate Professor Christopher Lee 

Workshop Fee: Workshop Fee: Early bird $775 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date. Thereafter the fee is $825. Use the 8-digit course code during booking to receive the early bird discount.The workshop includes preworkshop preparation which will be emailed to you 3 weeks prior to the workshop.

Overview
 

This advanced workshop presents a compassionate, research-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming approach to applying EMDR and Schema Therapy with Autistic and ADHD adults. As increasing research highlights the high rates of trauma, burnout, misdiagnosis, and systemic invalidation experienced by Autistic and/or ADHD people, clinicians require trauma informed, integrative and transdiagnostic treatment approaches for this population group.  Autistic and ADHD adults frequently navigate chronic shame, masking pressures, sensory overwhelm, internalised ableism, and relational wounds, all of which shape emotional development, schema patterns, and trauma-processing capacities. This workshop responds to these needs by offering a model grounded in current evidence, lived-experience insight, and affirming clinical practice.

Participants will learn how to adapt assessment, formulation, and treatment planning using both the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model and a schema/mode framework. We will explore emerging research on alexithymia, interoception, aphantasia, sensory systems, and executive functioning differences, and how these factors influence trauma responses, therapeutic engagement, and emotional processing. Participants will learn grounding, stabilisation, and nervous-system support strategies that align with each client’s sensory preferences and neurobiological profile. Practical, accessible adaptations to both EMDR and Schema Therapy will be demonstrated, including flexible approaches to preparation, bilateral stimulation, imagery rescripting, creative and sensory-based mode “parts” work, pacing adjustments, assessing and working with dissociation, and methods for reducing shame and internalised ableism.

Through demonstrations, case examples, guided reflection and updates in the most recent research clinicians will build confidence in working transdiagnostically with the wide range of mental health concerns common among Autistic and ADHD adults such as trauma, anxiety, chronic depression, relational wounds, identity distress, grief, and emotional dysregulation. Attendees will leave with a deeper conceptual map, enhanced practical skills, and increased confidence in delivering EMDR and Schema Therapy in a way that is affirming, inclusive, and effective for Autistic and ADHD adults.

Overview
 

This advanced workshop presents a compassionate, research-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming approach to applying EMDR and Schema Therapy with Autistic and ADHD adults. As increasing research highlights the high rates of trauma, burnout, misdiagnosis, and systemic invalidation experienced by Autistic and/or ADHD people, clinicians require trauma informed, integrative and transdiagnostic treatment approaches for this population group.  Autistic and ADHD adults frequently navigate chronic shame, masking pressures, sensory overwhelm, internalised ableism, and relational wounds, all of which shape emotional development, schema patterns, and trauma-processing capacities. This workshop responds to these needs by offering a model grounded in current evidence, lived-experience insight, and affirming clinical practice.

Participants will learn how to adapt assessment, formulation, and treatment planning using both the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model and a schema/mode framework. We will explore emerging research on alexithymia, interoception, aphantasia, sensory systems, and executive functioning differences, and how these factors influence trauma responses, therapeutic engagement, and emotional processing. Participants will learn grounding, stabilisation, and nervous-system support strategies that align with each client’s sensory preferences and neurobiological profile. Practical, accessible adaptations to both EMDR and Schema Therapy will be demonstrated, including flexible approaches to preparation, bilateral stimulation, imagery rescripting, creative and sensory-based mode “parts” work, pacing adjustments, assessing and working with dissociation, and methods for reducing shame and internalised ableism.

Through demonstrations, case examples, guided reflection and updates in the most recent research clinicians will build confidence in working transdiagnostically with the wide range of mental health concerns common among Autistic and ADHD adults such as trauma, anxiety, chronic depression, relational wounds, identity distress, grief, and emotional dysregulation. Attendees will leave with a deeper conceptual map, enhanced practical skills, and increased confidence in delivering EMDR and Schema Therapy in a way that is affirming, inclusive, and effective for Autistic and ADHD adults.

“EMDR Australia affirms that the content and presentation of these trainings meets the curriculum requirements published by EMDRIA.“

CPD points: 21 hours consists of 14 hours for the face-to-face  plus 7 hours Pre-workshop Preparation.
Australian Workshops: Find out the Australian requirements and who can take the EMDR Training here.

Workshop Fee: Early bird $940 if you book up to 3 weeks before workshop date, use course code during booking to receive discount. Thereafter fee $990.

Overview
 

This advanced workshop presents a compassionate, research-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming approach to applying EMDR and Schema Therapy with Autistic and ADHD adults. As increasing research highlights the high rates of trauma, burnout, misdiagnosis, and systemic invalidation experienced by Autistic and/or ADHD people, clinicians require trauma informed, integrative and transdiagnostic treatment approaches for this population group.  Autistic and ADHD adults frequently navigate chronic shame, masking pressures, sensory overwhelm, internalised ableism, and relational wounds, all of which shape emotional development, schema patterns, and trauma-processing capacities. This workshop responds to these needs by offering a model grounded in current evidence, lived-experience insight, and affirming clinical practice.

Participants will learn how to adapt assessment, formulation, and treatment planning using both the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model and a schema/mode framework. We will explore emerging research on alexithymia, interoception, aphantasia, sensory systems, and executive functioning differences, and how these factors influence trauma responses, therapeutic engagement, and emotional processing. Participants will learn grounding, stabilisation, and nervous-system support strategies that align with each client’s sensory preferences and neurobiological profile. Practical, accessible adaptations to both EMDR and Schema Therapy will be demonstrated, including flexible approaches to preparation, bilateral stimulation, imagery rescripting, creative and sensory-based mode “parts” work, pacing adjustments, assessing and working with dissociation, and methods for reducing shame and internalised ableism.

Through demonstrations, case examples, guided reflection and updates in the most recent research clinicians will build confidence in working transdiagnostically with the wide range of mental health concerns common among Autistic and ADHD adults such as trauma, anxiety, chronic depression, relational wounds, identity distress, grief, and emotional dysregulation. Attendees will leave with a deeper conceptual map, enhanced practical skills, and increased confidence in delivering EMDR and Schema Therapy in a way that is affirming, inclusive, and effective for Autistic and ADHD adults.

This interactive workshop will provide clinicians with a comprehensive framework for assessing, managing, and treating dissociation in clinical practice.

With a focus on the challenges dissociation presents in trauma-focused therapy, participants will learn practical strategies to recognise, reduce, and safely work with dissociative processes in-session. The workshop will combine theory with experiential learning through video demonstrations, case illustrations, engage in experiential exercises, group discussions, and role plays, offering participants the opportunity to develop and refine their skills in real time.

By the end of the day, participants will feel more confident in integrating techniques to manage and treat dissociation, and supporting dissociation-prone clients to engage more effectively in trauma processing. ()

This interactive workshop will provide clinicians with a comprehensive framework for assessing, managing, and treating dissociation in clinical practice.

With a focus on the challenges dissociation presents in trauma-focused therapy, participants will learn practical strategies to recognise, reduce, and safely work with dissociative processes in-session. The workshop will combine theory with experiential learning through video demonstrations, case illustrations, engage in experiential exercises, group discussions, and role plays, offering participants the opportunity to develop and refine their skills in real time.

By the end of the day, participants will feel more confident in integrating techniques to manage and treat dissociation, and supporting dissociation-prone clients to engage more effectively in trauma processing. ()

This interactive workshop will provide clinicians with a comprehensive framework for assessing, managing, and treating dissociation in clinical practice.

With a focus on the challenges dissociation presents in trauma-focused therapy, participants will learn practical strategies to recognise, reduce, and safely work with dissociative processes in-session. The workshop will combine theory with experiential learning through video demonstrations, case illustrations, engage in experiential exercises, group discussions, and role plays, offering participants the opportunity to develop and refine their skills in real time.

By the end of the day, participants will feel more confident in integrating techniques to manage and treat dissociation, and supporting dissociation-prone clients to engage more effectively in trauma processing. ()

This interactive workshop will provide clinicians with a comprehensive framework for assessing, managing, and treating dissociation in clinical practice.

With a focus on the challenges dissociation presents in trauma-focused therapy, participants will learn practical strategies to recognise, reduce, and safely work with dissociative processes in-session. The workshop will combine theory with experiential learning through video demonstrations, case illustrations, engage in experiential exercises, group discussions, and role plays, offering participants the opportunity to develop and refine their skills in real time.

By the end of the day, participants will feel more confident in integrating techniques to manage and treat dissociation, and supporting dissociation-prone clients to engage more effectively in trauma processing. ()

Presented by Larissa Meysner
CPD points: 21 hours consists of 14 hours for the face-to-face  plus 7 hours Pre-workshop Preparation.
Australian Workshops: Find out the Australian requirements and who can take the EMDR Training here.