2026 Workshop | A Wilde & Niram Collaboration

EMDR with Care and Complexity

Navigating the Complex Trauma Terrain

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A two day training for clinicians who want grounded confidence with EMDR and complex trauma.

This workshop for EMDR clinicians wanting to grow their confidence with complex trauma. Therapists who know the early phases but feel unsure about where to begin. Practitioners who find themselves pausing in the messy middle because something in the system is not clear. Trauma therapists learning EMDR who want a relational, paced, identity affirming way to integrate it into their work.

This training was created with you in mind.

What we cover

Day One

Setting the tone
Welcome, acknowledgement of Country, acknowledgement of lived experience, setting up the space, shared positionality.
Phase One
Trauma informed history taking, resourcing, preparation.
Phase Two
Parts mapping and collaborative understanding of the internal system.
Practice session
Integration of the early phases with live guidance.
Phase Three
Case conceptualisation for complex trauma. How to know when to begin. Shared language for stability and readiness.
Phase Four
What to do when things get stuck. How to respond to big reactions with care. What it means when things do not go to plan. Examples, metaphors, and grounded strategies. Collaborative check ins with parts before the butterfly hug. What to do when activation spikes. Close for the day.

Day Two

Recap and anchoring from Day One.
Phase Four continued
Attunement in action. How following the process can be enough. Interweaves that support safety and integration. Types of interweaves, how and when to use them. When to offer a float back.
Float back practice
Phase Five
Building adaptive somatic resources and why they matter.
Phase Six
Corporeal scan, reflections, shared learning.
Phase Seven
How to close an unfinished session with safety and clarity. Future template demonstration.
Phase Eight
How to check in, review, and support ongoing integration. Debrief, takeaways, reflections, feedback, and final grounding.

Who is this for?

EMDR clinicians wanting to grow their confidence with complex trauma. Therapists who know the early phases but feel unsure about where to begin.

Practitioners who find themselves pausing in the messy middle because something in the system is not clear. Trauma therapists learning EMDR who want a relational, paced, identity affirming way to integrate it into their work. If you have ever wondered: Where do I start? What do I do when I feel stuck? How do I know when the system is ready to process? This training was created with you in mind.

Your facilitators

Jemma Mathers standing in a doorway, smiling

Jemma

Wilde Consulting & Training

Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, EMDRAA Consultant, and Director of Bloom Wellbeing and Wilde Consulting. Known for a warm, grounded, neuro-affirming approach to EMDR, and for teaching in a way that is clear, relational, and immediately usable. Jemma brings years of experience working with complex trauma presentations (including family violence, sexual abuse, childhood neglect/abuse), dissociation, and identity-centred work, along with a deep commitment to care and sustainable practice for both therapist and client.

Mish outdoors among trees, smiling

Mish

Niram | EMDR and Trauma Counselling

Queer, non-binary, POC and plural system, Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, EMDRAA Consultant, researcher, educator, Director of Niram and Founder and Chairperson of The Iceberg Foundation. Mish brings a deeply identity-affirming, intersectional approach to EMDR that centres lived experience and the uniqueness of neurodivergent minds. They are known for blending clinical skill with warmth and play, teaching EMDR in a way that feels accessible, resonant, and attuned to the realities of complex trauma work. Together, we create a learning space that feels safe, slow, steady, and deeply human.