Grief often brings clients to therapy when the weight of loss becomes too difficult to carry. While mourning is a natural process, it can be disrupted by trauma, unresolved attachment wounds, and emotional overwhelm. Whether the loss involves the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or a sudden life change, clients may struggle with guilt, powerlessness, anger, or disconnection that interferes with adapting to their loss and reconnecting with life.
In this advanced course, internationally respected EMDR trainer Dr. Roger Solomon shows you how to use the full EMDR framework to help clients process traumatic loss, access adaptive memory networks, and re-engage with life. You’ll learn how to work with complicated grief, target unresolved developmental trauma, and guide clients toward a more integrated experience of loss - one that honors the past while allowing movement toward the future.
Through in-depth demonstrations, case examples, and practical guidance, you’ll gain clear strategies to assess client readiness, navigate emotional blocks, and tailor EMDR interventions to the unique needs of grieving clients.