Date: 4/25/2026*
Time: 2:00–4:30 pm PST
CEUs: 2.5 hours
Cost: $95
Location: In person at MindTree or online
Registration Deadline is 4/18/26
*A recording of the class we bill available afterwards for those who cannot attend on 4/25.
Re-Membering is an EMDR-informed intervention that engages similar mechanisms of change as EMDR, while prioritizing safety and positive resource building. Clinicians commonly observe outcomes comparable to EMDR, with the added benefit of clients spending significantly less time in dysregulated states.
Many clients present with symptoms rooted in early attachment disruption—patterns of anxiety, depression, withdrawal, shame, or emotional collapse that persist despite insight-oriented or skills-based interventions. These patterns are often encoded somatically and relationally, outside of explicit narrative memory.
This training is designed for licensed mental health clinicians (LPC, LMFT, LCSW, Psychologists) seeking a developmental, attachment-informed, and somatic approach to trauma treatment that can be integrated with existing modalities such as CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing (MI), EMDR, and parts-based work.
This course introduces Re-Membering, a holistic developmental model and experiential intervention for attachment trauma that emphasizes integration rather than re-experiencing. Drawing from Duey Freeman’s Attachment Model and the Swiss Cheese Model of Development, participants will learn a simple, accessible framework that helps clinicians teach clients how attachment injuries form, how they are held in the nervous system, and how healing occurs through the completion of interrupted developmental processes.
John Otts, LPC, CADC II (he/him) is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has integrated clinical practice, supervision, and professional education throughout his career. He brings a thoughtful, trauma-informed, and integrative approach to teaching that supports both clinical skill development and therapist self-awareness.
Learn More & Register: https://mindtreeholisticcounseling.com/re-membering-a-holistic-developmental-model-and-intervention-for-trauma-healing
