“Focused Trauma Processing: Harnessing Memory Reconsolidation for Transformative Healing”
FOR THERAPISTS, COACHES, FACILITATORS AND MORE. THIS TRAINING WILL CHANGE THE WAY YOU WORK WITH YOUR CLIENTS.
This course addresses the complexities of trauma recovery and is structured to boost confidence and efficacy in client engagement. It teaches transformative techniques for consistent client motivation and satisfaction.
The training looks at Focused Trauma Processing techniques, combining practical skills with elements of deep, experiential psychotherapies for therapeutic reconsolidation of emotional memory. Techniques like EMDR, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), and others are covered, emphasizing their common elements for effective trauma recovery.
Key Benefits
Clinicians who use these techniques consistently report their increased effectiveness in reframing and releasing traumatic memories, noting significant client healing and transformation.
As you learn these Focused Trauma Processing techniques, you’ll gain confidence with your most challenging clients, achieve consistent transformational results, and find greater satisfaction with your work while reducing burnout. This course will cover essential topics to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in trauma therapy.
Who Should Attend
This course is open to mental health professionals, therapists, psychologists, nurse practitioners, facilitators, and coaches who want to learn memory reconsolidation techniques to help people effectively deal with distress and suffering. It’s also suitable for students, academics in psychology or neuroscience, healthcare workers in mental health, educators, and coaches interested in the psychology of learning. Whether you’re a beginner or have advanced knowledge, this course is designed for a wide range of participants, making it a comprehensive learning experience for everyone.
Course Content
The course objectives for FocusedTrauma Processing: Harnessing Memory Reconsolidation for Transformative Healing are to provide a comprehensive understanding of attachment, ACEs, memory reconsolidation, and gain experience in the practical application of trauma processing techniques used in ART, EMDR, and the Flash Technique. Each session will cover a specific topic described below in the first hour and in the second hour you will have an opportunity to view a recorded or live demonstration or pair off in break out practicum sessions to gain practical experience with these tools.
Investigating Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Trauma: This part explores the concept of ACEs, their prevalence, and their long-term effects on mental health. We will discuss the research that links ACEs to trauma and its implications for therapy.
Delving into Memory Reconsolidation Principles: Here, we will dive into the theory and research behind memory reconsolidation, explaining its relation to trauma processing and the potential for therapeutic interventions.
Unpacking Reconsolidation-Based Therapies (ART, EMDR, Flash): We will provide an overview of ART and EMDR, outlining the techniques and the research that supports their effectiveness in treating trauma. This will include sharing case studies and showing examples of sessions, in action, highlighting elements of reconsolidation adaptable to the practitioner.
Exploring the Flash Technique: In this segment, we will examine the Flash Technique in detail, discussing its origins, mechanisms, and the research that validates its effectiveness. We will offer live demonstrations and hands-on practice sessions for participants.
Practical Application and Integration: This session focuses on integrating the concepts from previous sessions. Participants will engage in live demonstrations of trauma processing techniques, including Rapid Trauma Processing and the Flash Technique. Throughout the course you will be provided ample time for paired breakout sessions, allowing you to practice these techniques and receive guidance and feedback.
Mark Your Calendar
The course begins June 23 through July 28, with live group sessions scheduled on Mondays from 9:00–11:00 AM Pacific Time, 12:00–2:00 PM Eastern Time, and 4:00–6:00 PM UK Time. Modules can be viewed at your own pace, and our Monday sessions are dedicated to group practice, discussion, and support.
In this unique training program developed by David Ebaugh, you’ll get:
- 30+ on-demand training videos you can watch at your convenience and have lifetime access
- 6 weekly live webinars with small-group practice so you’ll feel genuinely confident using these techniques
- 8 full length sessions of FTP in action
- A proven 5-step protocol for safely transforming traumatic memories in an empowering way
- A supportive online community where you can connect with colleagues, get answers from David and mentors, and receive real-time coaching while practicing FTP techniques
The full course fee is $597 and that includes 12 CEs awarded by the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC). Attendance for the entirety of the 6-Session Course is recommended to receive CE credits. Partial credit will be awarded. Recordings of sessions will be posted to the lesson page. To keep the training accessible I am also offering graduated fee structure. Pay what you can, and give back if you can through participation in openpathcollective.org, Give An Hour, or other similar organization. In the training I will include screening criteria to aid in selecting individuals most likely to benefit from this type of short term intervention.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an initial training, or does it build on other trainings like EMDR?
This training is designed as a stand-alone program and integrates well with EMDR concepts. No prior ART or EMDR certification is required unless otherwise specified.
Does the training integrate with EMDR skills?
Yes. While distinct from EMDR, the techniques taught complement EMDR practice and are grounded in memory reconsolidation principles.
Do I have to be ART or EMDR-trained to take this course?
No. Prior ART or EMDR training is not required. This is a separate training that stands on its own, though it complements ART skills if you have them. Training in specific proprietary techniques, such at Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is not provided.
Can I register now and access the materials later? What if I miss a class?
Yes. You can sign up and access recordings and materials even if you cannot attend live sessions. Participants will have access to materials and recordings to review at their own pace.
Will this training teach me how to adapt trauma techniques for online therapy?
Yes. The course includes instruction on how to adapt key trauma recovery techniques for telehealth and virtual formats.
Do you offer group rates or a student or trainee discount??
Yes, group rates are available for organizations or teams. To keep the training accessible we are offering a graduated fee structure for full-time students or pre-licensed therapists. Pay what you can, and give back if you can through participation in openpathcollective.org, Give An Hour, or other similar organization. Please contact us directly for more information.
About David Ebaugh, LCSW
David Ebaugh, LCSW it’s a highly experienced trauma recovery clinician with a remarkable 8,000+ hours dedicated to focused trauma processing. David’s expertise lies in providing a clear and efficient approach to eliminating triggering memories and tackling enduring trauma symptoms. His interactive and energetic trainings equip individuals with proficiency in techniques drawing from a spectrum of therapeutic methods, including IFS, CBT, Gestalt, DBT, ACT, and EMDR/ART. With David’s guidance, clients and trainees embark on a transformative journey towards healing and recovery.
Focused Trauma Processing with Memory Reconsolidation
6-Week Series
📅 Dates: Mondays from June 23 – July 28, 2025
🕘 Times:
- 9 AM – 11 AM PST
- 12 PM – 2 PM EST
- 4 PM – 6 PM UK
💲 Cost: $597
🎓 Continuing Education Credits: 12 CEs
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