EMDR Therapy Basic Training · January 7–11, 2027 · Austin, TX | Jackie Flynn Consulting

EMDR Therapy Basic Training Trauma changes the brain.So does healing.

EMDRIA-approved training to anchor your trauma work with clarity, confidence, and compassion. This work changes our clients, and it changes us.

Date
January 2027
07–11

Five days, Thursday to Monday

Place
Marshall Lyles's Workshop300 Allen St., Austin, TX, 78702 Open in maps
Continuing education
40hours

In person or live streamIn-person seats limited to 20

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Training begins in

January 07, 2027, in Austin and on live stream

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Learn EMDR therapy so you can feel more prepared when clients are stuck and talking alone has not been enough.

Many clients do not come to therapy saying, “I have trauma.”

They may call it anxiety. Tap or hover a word, or just keep scrolling.

  • Anxiety.
  • Panic.
  • Shame.
  • Numbness.
  • Perfectionism.
  • Avoidance.
  • Grief.
  • Anger.
  • Shutdown.
  • Or relationship patterns they cannot seem to change.

Some clients know exactly what happened.

Others only know that something in them still feels stuck.

As a therapist, you may recognize that something deeper is asking for care.

A model you can trust

You may see clients gain insight, learn coping skills, and understand their patterns, but still feel trapped in the same emotional, relational, or body-based responses.

EMDR Basic Training gives you a clear, ethical, and structured way to begin helping clients process painful experiences with more confidence and care.

This training is designed for therapists who want a model they can trust.

You will learn how to understand trauma through the Adaptive Information Processing model, assess readiness, prepare clients, support memory processing, and integrate EMDR therapy into your clinical work with support.

How the five days work

You will not be expected to figure it out alone.

Through instruction, demonstration, supervised practice, and consultation, you will begin learning the standard EMDR therapy model in a way that is grounded, practical, and faithful to the EMDR model.

Instruction

A group of EMDR Basic Training participants smiling and holding their training manuals in the Austin workshop

Learn EMDR therapy with structure, practice, consultation, and support.

This is not just a training in how to "do" EMDR therapy.It is a foundation for how to think clinically with EMDR.

You will learn how to:

You will learn how to:

Use the Adaptive Information Processing model to guide your understanding of symptoms and treatment planning.

The AIP model is the thread that runs through every part of the training.

  • Recognize how present-day symptoms, beliefs, body responses, and patterns may be connected to earlier experiences.
  • Assess readiness and identify when a client may need more preparation before processing
  • Support trauma processing in a way that is structured, ethical, practical, and clinically thoughtful.
  • Begin using EMDR therapy within your professional scope of practice with more clarity and confidence.

Who you'll learn with

Jackie Flynn
Trainer

Jackie Flynn

EdS, LMHC‑S, RPT‑S™, RST‑C/T

EMDRIA Approved Trainer™

Jackie Flynn leads this EMDRIA-approved Basic EMDR Training, guiding you through instruction, demonstrations, supervised practice, and consultation across five days.

Marshall Lyles
Supporting Consultant

Marshall Lyles

EMDRIA Approved Consultant™

Marshall Lyles supports the training through consultation and guidance during supervised practice, helping participants integrate EMDR concepts and develop their clinical skills.

Marshall Lyles's Workshop
300 Allen St., Austin, TX, 78702
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Eligibility

This training is intended for participants who meet EMDRIA eligibility requirements for EMDR Basic Training.

Licensed and pre-licensed clinicians

Eligible participants may include independently licensed mental health clinicians and pre-licensed mental health professionals who are actively working toward independent licensure in a mental health service provider setting under appropriate supervision.

Graduate students

Graduate students may be eligible when they are enrolled in a qualifying master’s or doctoral mental health program, have completed core graduate coursework, are in the practicum or internship portion of their program, are on a licensing track, and provide any required documentation to the training provider.

Your scope of practice

Participants are responsible for practicing within their own mental health scope of practice, licensure, supervision requirements, and ethical guidelines.

Register today to save your place in this January 2027 EMDR Basic Training. In-person attendance is limited to 20 participants, with live stream attendance available.

In-person registration

Join the room at Marshall Lyles's Workshop, 300 Allen St., Austin, TX, 78702.

Limited to 20 participants
  • January 07 – 11, 2027
  • Instruction, demonstration, supervised practice, and consultation
  • 40 NBCC credit hours
Register

Virtual registration

Live stream attendance is available, so you can train from wherever you practice.

  • January 07 – 11, 2027
  • Instruction, demonstration, supervised practice, and consultation
  • 40 NBCC credit hours
Register