Friday 26 and Saturday 27 February 2027
9:00am to 4:30pm both days
In Person at Jet Park Hotel, Auckland Airport | Online via zoom (30 days recorded access)
In Person and Online $645 | Early Bird $595 (before 29 January 2027)
Register: link coming soon | Enquiries: [email protected]
A repeat of the popular EMDR workshop on how to use EMDR therapy effectively with neurodivergent (autistic and ADHD) clientele. Following strong interest and positive feedback from the March 2026 session, Dr Falchi is offering this training again in person and online, with a 30 day online access to the workshop recording.
About the workshop
This workshop offers EMDR therapists’ key insights and practical strategies for adapting EMDR therapy to better accommodate the specific needs and experiences of neurodivergent clientele. Completion of basic training 1 is required to attend this EMDR Therapy Workshop
What you will learn
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Practical ways to tailor EMDR therapy specifically for autistic and ADHD clients
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Adapting each phase of the Standard EMDR Protocol to meet neurodivergent sensory, cognitive, and emotional needs.
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Incorporate Te Whare Tapa Whā into EMDR practice to optimise therapy outcomes.
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Recognising and adapting to diverse communication styles.
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How to assess and address interoception and alexithymia challenges.
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Integrating sensory tools and personalised strategies for increased comfort and engagement.
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Determining effective target pathways, and selecting appropriate BLS methods
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Using neurodivergent-specific cognitive interweaves to facilitate effective EMDR processing.
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Troubleshooting common therapeutic challenges
This interactive workshop will equip you with the tools, skills, and deeper understanding needed to confidently deliver effective and neuro-affirming EMDR therapy tailored to the unique needs of neurodivergent clients.
Friday 7 and Saturday 8 August 2026
9:00am to 4:30pm both days
Online via Zoom | $595 per person
Register: link coming soon | Enquiries: [email protected]
A repeat of the popular EMDR workshop on how to use EMDR therapy effectively with neurodivergent (autistic and ADHD) clientele. Following strong interest and positive feedback from the March 2026 session, Dr Falchi is offering this training again online, with a 30 day online access to the workshop recording.
About the workshop
This workshop offers EMDR therapists’ key insights and practical strategies for adapting EMDR therapy to better accommodate the specific needs and experiences of neurodivergent clientele. Completion of basic training 1 is required to attend this EMDR Therapy Workshop
What you will learn
-
Practical ways to tailor EMDR therapy specifically for autistic and ADHD clients
-
Adapting each phase of the Standard EMDR Protocol to meet neurodivergent sensory, cognitive, and emotional needs.
-
Incorporate Te Whare Tapa Whā into EMDR practice to optimise therapy outcomes.
-
Recognising and adapting to diverse communication styles.
-
How to assess and address interoception and alexithymia challenges.
-
Integrating sensory tools and personalised strategies for increased comfort and engagement.
-
Determining effective target pathways, and selecting appropriate BLS methods
-
Using neurodivergent-specific cognitive interweaves to facilitate effective EMDR processing.
-
Troubleshooting common therapeutic challenges
This interactive workshop will equip you with the tools, skills, and deeper understanding needed to confidently deliver effective and neuro-affirming EMDR therapy tailored to the unique needs of neurodivergent clients.
About the presenter
Dr Celia Falchi
Dr Celia Falchi is a psychologist based in Wellington, New Zealand. She has a neuro-affirming and trauma-informed practice focused on autistic and ADHD clients, and provides assessment, diagnosis, and therapy for this clientele. Celia also provides supervision, consultation, and professional training on autism and ADHD, including therapeutic adaptations for neurodivergent clients and trauma-informed approaches to care. She is an EMDR Consultant-in-Training, and has particular interests in trauma, interoception, and adapting EMDR therapy for autistic and ADHD clients. Celia is a member of the Australasian ADHD Professionals Association (AADPA) and serves on its Education Committee. She has delivered workshops and presented at conferences and professional seminars, and brings both professional and lived experience to her work.
Spaces are limited. For enquiries email [email protected].
