02/13/2026
I am truly excited to invite you to a powerful and practical EMDR Group Protocols Series focused on adults, adolescents, children, and caregivers. This series offers 22 hours of live online training!!
In times of collective stress, community trauma, school-based crises, and family overwhelm, EMDR group protocols allow us to reach more people — without losing depth, attunement, or clinical integrity.
In this rich series we will explore:
GTEP (Group Traumatic Episode Protocol)
The G-TEP protocol is a structured EMDR group approach that allows clinicians to respond effectively to acute and collective stress. Especially useful in work with disaster-affected communities, refugees, families, and individuals exposed to adversity and trauma
C-GTEP
The child adaptation of GTEP — developmentally attuned, structured, and accessible — supporting children in metabolizing distress while honoring their developmental needs and regulatory capacity.
GPEP and The Parenting Wheel
Focused on caregivers, these models provide a structured space for resourcing, strengthening reflective capacity, and practicing co-regulation, mirroring, and emotionally attuned responses. Caregivers do not just learn concepts — they experience regulation, connection, and empowerment.
This is not simply protocol training. It is an opportunity to expand your clinical reach!
You may attend one training or the entire series. Each day stands on its own — and together they create a deeply integrated framework for working with families and communities.
Across all protocols, participants receive comprehensive manuals, structured scripts, reproducible handouts, and step-by-step implementation guides designed for immediate application in clinical, school, agency, and community settings.
Join us as we bring EMDR group work to individuals, families, and communities.
View Trainings Learn the practice of EMDR Group Protocols We provide a group series containing powerful protocols that can be used within a wide range of populations utilizing the power offered by group work. This series begins with the Group Traumatic Episode protocol (G-TEP) developed by Elan Shap...
