Stop feeling unsure. Start feeling confident. Start helping more people — safely.
"Even if you're trained in EMDR, IFS, or Somatic Experiencing — you need this."
Even if you've been trained in EMDR, IFS, or Somatic Experiencing, understanding the basics of complex trauma and dissociation is essential to work safely with this population. This course was created to bridge that gap — especially for those who have been told they can't be helped.
People with Dissociative Identity Disorder typically spend 3–5 years in treatment before an accurate diagnosis. You can change that.
Holding a sturdy frame for therapy provides structure, support, and safety for clients with complex trauma.
Know when to slow down and when to move forward — without fear or premature processing.
Learn the key tools and screening frameworks to identify dissociation early and accurately — before it derails treatment.
This isn't lecture-only. You'll engage in experiential exercises and live practice to build real clinical confidence.
Walk away with resources and strategies you can implement in your next session — not in six months.
Approved for social workers across the U.S., plus all Texas licensures. Check with your board for reciprocity outside TX.
Bring your real cases and questions. Get direct answers from an EMDRIA-Approved Consultant specializing in complex trauma.
Can't make it live? Review at your own pace. Recordings available for 6 months post-event.
People with Dissociative Identity Disorder typically spend 3–5 years in treatment before getting an accurate diagnosis. Learning to effectively assess for dissociation from the start keeps your treatment plan on point — saving your clients time, money, and heartbreak.
Holding a sturdy therapeutic frame provides structure, support, and safety for clients with complex trauma. This training gives you the skills to understand what to do — and when to do it.
The biggest mistake clinicians make is moving too quickly into memory work — or getting so scared they stay in supportive therapy indefinitely. This training builds your confidence to know when to slow down and when to move forward.
Traci W. Pirri founded Hope For The Journey Collective, a non-profit group practice with two locations in the Austin, Texas area. She was one of the first trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in the country and is an EMDRIA-Approved Consultant.
Her clinical focus areas include sexual trauma, complex and attachment trauma (including adoption), dissociative disorders, and EMDR. Traci is passionate about helping clinicians feel confident working with complex trauma while minimizing the risk of burnout.
We are committed to making this training accessible. BIPOC therapists receive 20% off at checkout.
