Mon 12 Jan
|London Meeting Rooms
Therapeutic Processing and Intergration - London
When clients experience sufficient safety and regulation (Phase 1), they may want to process (Phase 2) and integrate (Phase 3) some of their traumatic experiences. We will practice ways of processing. £150 for professionals (£135 for NCPS members), £99 for counselling students Level 2-4
Time & Location
12 Jan 2026, 09:30 – 16:30 GMT
London Meeting Rooms, 154 Southampton Row, London
About the event
Training - Therapeutic Processing & Integration of Trauma (NCPS Quality Checked)
Therapeutic processing and integration is part of Phase 2 and 3 of the 3-Phase Trauma Model (developed by Janet and later Herman). Processing trauma isn't suitable for all clients, and usually is only done when enough therapeutic, emotional and physical safety has been established. We will also explore when NOT to process, as well as briefly look at various models to process (depending on prior training of the therapist).
We will go through and practice with several key indicators to increase therapeutic safety when doing the potentially challenging work of processing, including:
Titration
Honouring the window of tolerance
Incorporating safety techniques (when needed)