EMDR Basic Training

Who is this For

If you’re a mental health professional who wants to move beyond the limits of talk therapy and feel more equipped in the therapy room, EMDR Basic Training is designed for you. This training strengthens your ability to work confidently with trauma, expands your clinical scope, and supports meaningful professional growth.

  • A recognised qualification through accredited training

  • Expanded scope of practice with gold-standard trauma skills

  • Professional recognition as a trauma specialist

  • A pathway to grow → Practitioner → Consultant → Trainer

  • Community and confidence in your clinical work

Move from frustration to confidence, isolation to community, and doubt to integrity — while expanding your career and impact.

What’s Included in the Training

Our Accredited EMDR Basic Training (EMDRAA & EMDRNZ) gives you everything you need to begin practising EMDR with confidence. The program includes 20 hours of didactic learning, 20 hours of supervised practicum, and 10 hours of consultation, all built into one comprehensive, no-hidden-cost training experience. You’ll learn the full EMDR model step-by-step, practise with peers, and receive guidance from experienced consultants so you leave feeling prepared, supported, and ready to integrate EMDR into your clinical work.

Why EMDR Works for Your Career

EMDR is one of the most researched and respected trauma therapies worldwide. It’s sought after in private practice, valued in agencies, and recommended by major international bodies. Adding EMDR to your skill set not only enhances your client outcomes — it increases referrals, strengthens your reputation, and expands your professional opportunities.

Who Leads You

Led by Vania Miteva and Dr. Leisa Davina, EMDR Trainers & Consultants, this program gives you everything you need to grow — no hidden costs.

For details about the training dates provided by Dr Leisa Davina, please visit her website Training - Dr Leisa Davina

Before training begins, participants must purchase Francine Shapiro’s EMDR (3rd Ed., 2018) and complete the required pre-reading.

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