IEMT Practitioner Training

Integral Eye Movement Techniques (IEMT) is a rapid and effective technique that can help with changing a range of troublesome issues and undesired emotions, while exploring how we learn to feel the way that we do.
By applying these skills inside the problem state, IEMT appears to bring the client more into the present moment and enables them to better stay out of past negative experiences.

The neuroplastic nature of the brain means that the brain is constantly changing and adapting. When we use IEMT, we are helping to change the neural pathways that are associated with negative emotions and imprints. IEMT helps to reconsolidate problematic memories, so that the memory and the associated emotions no longer have a hold on clients, this is used alongside the exploration of incongruencies in identity, and updating the client’s sense of identity can lead to generative change.

IEMT can be a content free approach to resolving issues, which means the client is not required to talk about the negative event in any detail. In fact, some people find it helpful to not talk about the event at all, this is advantageous when the client is experiencing embarrassment, shame or other reasons that may cause distress related to the events, so the client only requires to be simply guided through the process.

This fascinating training is over two full days a week apart. In the first module students discover how to use the eye movements in conjunction with the IEMT patterns to address emotional imprints and include optional ways of working with trauma, and in the second module we explore issues relating to identity and how our change in posture can be influential on our state.

The Eye movements are a key element within IEMT, but IEMT has at its core The Patterns of Chronicity which are taught during the training, these are observed and conversationally elicited during the client’s sessions, These are 5 primary patterns that appear commonly in many issues that seem unresolvable and can be overlooked, and eliciting how the person learnt to unintentionally behave this way allows for swift progress in resolving issues, also during the training we look at how people access undesirable states through adapting their posture.

Both EMDR and IEMT have similarities to the axis of movement used during the eye movements, but the methodology and objectives behind each differs, there are numerous techniques that use eye movements including Eye Movement Integration Therapy and Brain Spotting and all have their own uniqueness in their approach.

Super early bird price £297, Early bird £327, Full price £400 – (The IEMT training is included in the full price of our NLP training)

After getting in plenty of practice which will sharpen your skills, and also increase your familiarity with all the techniques, 4 in-person case studies are required, 3 written and one of which is a visual recording (Case study evaluation and feedback fee £50). Additional information about the formatting of the case studies is given in the comprehensive manual that is supplied to students.

No prior knowledge of IEMT is required before attending the training, there are some contraindications for certain conditions that would require the approval of your GP to participate in some of the exercises and a form will be sent to you about this before the training.

It is a valuable and versatile addition to add to current therapeutic skills, results can be obtained where other approaches have been unsuccessful, gaining CPD, a swift approach, a unique model of working, its flexibility of response leading to improved versatility during sessions.

With NLP Strategics you will be guided clearly with sequential instructions to implement training goals, you will also have accessibility to a platform containing videos of your training which are only accessible by the group you trained with, and you will be invited to attend group follow-up calls with your specific training group which will also be recorded.

Some of the issues that can be commonly improved with the use of IEMT are – Stress and Anxiety – Post traumatic Stress symptoms – Feelings of guilt, regret and remorse, anger, frustration, panic, worry – incongruence with identity and phobias.

No, but it can be highly effective for numerous issues and can make changes where other approaches have not met the client’s goals.