Workshop 1 Intro- Meeting the needs of ancestors: Addressing Intergenerational Trauma in Therapy (Online: Thursday 27th November 6:30PM-8:30PM)
Adapting Schema Therapy, Relational Integrative EMDR and Trauma-Informed Approaches for Intergenerational Healing.
Drawing from the powerful frameworks of Schema Therapy, Relational Integrative EMDR, and trauma-informed practices, this session explores deep-seated familial wounds that shape emotional and relational patterns. Participants will explore practical tools to identify intergenerational trauma within family narratives, apply innovative therapeutic techniques, and foster healing across generations. Whether you are a seasoned therapist or a mental health professional seeking to deepen your practice, this workshop provides actionable strategies and insights to help you address and mend the hidden traumas carried through your clients' family histories.
Note* We will offer Workshop 2 later in the year.
When:
Thursday, November 27th, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM AEST (online via Zoom)
Cost:
Price: $100 (Early Bird Price)
For those experiencing financial hardship, apply a 20% discount at checkout with the code: COMMUNITY
Trainer:
Dr. Xi Liu
Adapting Schema Therapy, Relational Integrative EMDR and Trauma-Informed Approaches for Intergenerational Healing.
Drawing from the powerful frameworks of Schema Therapy, Relational Integrative EMDR, and trauma-informed practices, this session explores deep-seated familial wounds that shape emotional and relational patterns. Participants will explore practical tools to identify intergenerational trauma within family narratives, apply innovative therapeutic techniques, and foster healing across generations. Whether you are a seasoned therapist or a mental health professional seeking to deepen your practice, this workshop provides actionable strategies and insights to help you address and mend the hidden traumas carried through your clients' family histories.
Note* We will offer Workshop 2 later in the year.
When:
Thursday, November 27th, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM AEST (online via Zoom)
Cost:
Price: $100 (Early Bird Price)
For those experiencing financial hardship, apply a 20% discount at checkout with the code: COMMUNITY
Trainer:
Dr. Xi Liu
Adapting Schema Therapy, Relational Integrative EMDR and Trauma-Informed Approaches for Intergenerational Healing.
Drawing from the powerful frameworks of Schema Therapy, Relational Integrative EMDR, and trauma-informed practices, this session explores deep-seated familial wounds that shape emotional and relational patterns. Participants will explore practical tools to identify intergenerational trauma within family narratives, apply innovative therapeutic techniques, and foster healing across generations. Whether you are a seasoned therapist or a mental health professional seeking to deepen your practice, this workshop provides actionable strategies and insights to help you address and mend the hidden traumas carried through your clients' family histories.
Note* We will offer Workshop 2 later in the year.
When:
Thursday, November 27th, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM AEST (online via Zoom)
Cost:
Price: $100 (Early Bird Price)
For those experiencing financial hardship, apply a 20% discount at checkout with the code: COMMUNITY
Trainer:
Dr. Xi Liu
Workshop Highlights:
Understanding Intergenerational Trauma
Explore how trauma and unmet needs in previous generations impact current emotional and relational patterns.
Understand how societal, cultural, and historical factors shape intergenerational narratives.
Therapeutic Tools
Adapting techniques from Schema Therapy and Attachment Based EMDR rescript/ reimagine family scripts and promote healing.
Learn how to create a safe and compassionate space for exploring family history in therapy.
Interactive & Accessible
Suitable for mental health practitioners of all experience levels; no prior Schema Therapy or EMDR knowledge required.
“What if, in another universe,
our parents were never forced to leave?
Never had to hustle.
To start over again.
To prove their worth.
Their dreams fulfilled.
And we were born there,
instead of here.
What if our success wasn’t a story of overcoming,
but simply a story of becoming?”