Advanced Applications of EMDR, Somatic and Parts Work
This 10-week advanced training series is designed for trauma clinicians who want to refine their integrative practice across EMDR, somatic approaches, and parts work frameworks.
Advanced Applications of EMDR, Somatic and Parts Work
This 10-week advanced training series is designed for trauma clinicians who want to refine their integrative practice across EMDR, somatic approaches, and parts work frameworks. Each two-hour session blends didactic learning, experiential practice, and case consultation to help you navigate complex trauma cases with nuance and confidence.
Participants will deepen their ability to:
Conceptualize cases using structural dissociation and parts mapping
Decide when to lead with somatic, EMDR, or parts-based interventions
Extend resourcing and stabilization using somatic and relational techniques
Work safely with protectors and exiles during EMDR processing
Use advanced interweaves and integration strategies for meaning-making and self-coherence
This group is best suited for clinicians already trained in EMDR with working knowledge of somatic therapy approaches and structural dissociation theory.
Dates: February 9 - June 15, 2025 (10 Mondays, 2-4pm ET, Zoom)
Format: 2 hours biweekly | Didactic + Experiential + Case Consultation
Facilitator: Deana Cappoziello, LCSW
Continuing Education:
This training provides 20 contact hours for New York State licensed psychologists mental health counselors, and social workers (Manhattan Center for Trauma Studies approved provider).
This training provides 20 EMDRIA Credits (approval #: 22025-30).
Enrollment: Participation is by application only. Interested clinicians should submit an online interest form; accepted participants will receive an invitation to register.
Instructor(s)
Deana Capozziello, LCSW, MA
Deana Capozziello is a psychotherapist based in New York City specializing in trauma-focused treatment for adults and emerging adults. Her clinical work integrates Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to help clients resolve the lingering impact of traumatic experiences and relational wounds.
Deana’s practice is grounded in relational and somatic principles, emphasizing the influence of early attachment and interpersonal dynamics on present functioning. She is LGBTQ+ affirmative and dedicated to providing an inclusive, collaborative therapeutic environment.
Deana holds a Master of Social Work from New York University and a Master of Arts in Psychology and Substance Abuse Counseling from The New School for Social Research.