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Integrative Group Trauma Episode Protocol: What It Is and How to Use It In EDMR Intensives (IGTEP) [Episode 66]
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Welcome back for another episode of the Future Template Parent Podcast! Today's episode we discuss the Integrative Group Trauma Episode Protocol (IGTEP) and how it can be used in an intensive format. IGTEP is an EMDR protocol conducted in a group format, which is unique and intriguing. It is designed for individuals experiencing ongoing traumatic stress and allows for the identification, targeting, and processing of multiple traumatic experiences.
Topics covered:
- Overview of IGTEP
- IGTEP as a Group Modality
- Phases 1 and 2: History Taking and Introduction to EMDR
- Phases 3 and 4: Using Drawing in Trauma Processing
- Phase 8: Re-evaluation and Follow-up
- Incorporating IGTEP into Intensive Retreats
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