Join Ana Gomez in the first of 3 masterclasses online especially for us!
Ana Gomez needs little introduction. If you have attended her training with us previously, read her books, or stayed up late at night to join her live in the USA, you know that her workshops are solid gold. She’s known for her engaging, creative and practical workshops, that assist practitioners to combine EMDR with other modalities. We are again delighted to partner with Ana to bring her to our region in a friendly time-zone.
This online workshop is part one in a series of three; and can be taken alone or as a bundle and save package. Each focusses on one component of Ana’s current and ever-developing approach, as she continues to lead us in transforming how we practice EMDR.
What is the workshop about?
In this training, Ana explores the titration continuum, as she guides us to understand when and how to adjust intensity and proximity of traumatic material, based on the client’s moment-to-moment capacity.
EMDR clinicians draw on a wide range of tools to support co-regulation, modulate arousal, restore presence and facilitate the integration of traumatic memories. However, in developmental and complex trauma, healing requires more than following protocol. It requires a therapist who is deeply attuned to the client’s nervous system, the inter-subjective field, and the layers of meaning beneath the words.
Across development, trauma is often stored in implicit systems – as non-verbal, sensory, emotional and somatic layers of experience that cannot be reached through insight or language alone. Many clients also carry trauma-related phobias, making even brief contact with traumatic memory feel overwhelming or unsafe. In these situations titration is not just helpful – it is essential.
Participants will learn when explicit processing is possible – working directly with memory, cognition and narrative – and when implicit pathways are needed – including image, metaphor, body, sensation, symbolic expression or play.
The central focus will be micro-dosing EMDR: offering brief, carefully calibrated doses of traumatic material while maintaining dual awareness and nervous system regulation. This honours the limits of tolerance, particularly for clients who have experienced early overwhelm or carry fragmented memory systems. Ana will explore the many access routes on the titration continuum, including standard reprocessing, pendulation, oscillation, symbolic processing and micro-dosing – while guiding the therapist to remain flexible, present and developmentally attuned.
Who should attend?
If you are an EMDR therapist and work with complex trauma, this workshop is for you. While specifically designed for those working with children and adolescents, her approach offers insights and strategies that are equally useful for therapists working with adults who carry the wounds of childhood trauma.
Prerequisite
Participants must have completed approved Level 1 EMDR training.
Video recording
If you couldn’t attend live, the video will be available for 4 weeks following the workshop
The Workshop was recorded on the 22 April 2026 and will be available online until the 20th of May 2026.
COST
When you bundle this workshop with others in the series, you save. The more you buy, the more you save. Must be purchased at the same time. The discount will automatically be applied at checkout
- Standard Fee: this workshop only $310 + GST
- Any 2 workshops Save 10%
- All 3 workshops Save 20%
Details on each workshop in the series
Workshop 1: Micro-dosing EMDR in complex case 22 April, 2026 – Now Available as a Recording
Workshop 2: Working with Defences and Adaptations 24 June, 2026
Workshop 3: Reprocessing styles in EMDR: 25 November, 2026
All are Online from 9:00am – 12:00pm Melbourne time (double check your time zone here)
Workshop Access
Access to the recording and slides will be made available to you via our online learning system within 2 days of your purchase.
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