Integral Eye Movement Therapy
Overview
Who It Is For
Who It Is For
Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT) is a powerful, content-free therapeutic approach that enables rapid and lasting change by addressing how we learn to feel the way we do. Developed from neurological and psychological insights, IEMT works by using precise eye movement patterns to recalibrate emotional and identity imprints -those unco
Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT) is a powerful, content-free therapeutic approach that enables rapid and lasting change by addressing how we learn to feel the way we do. Developed from neurological and psychological insights, IEMT works by using precise eye movement patterns to recalibrate emotional and identity imprints -those unconscious responses and belief patterns that shape how we react to life.
IEMT is particularly effective in working with trauma, anxiety, depression, stress, and persistent negative emotions. Unlike traditional talk therapies, IEMT does not require clients to relive or retell distressing events, making it a compassionate and efficient modality for emotional resolution.
This innovative approach also addresses the body’s automatic responses through techniques such as Psychological State Accessing Cues (PSACs), which help interrupt deeply ingrained emotional reactions before they surface consciously.
Who It Is For
Who It Is For
Who It Is For
For therapists and practitioners, IEMT offers a structured framework grounded in neurology and cognitive science. It’s ideal for professionals seeking to expand their toolkit with a proven, trauma-informed method that delivers rapid results without re-traumatisation.
Whether you're a mental health professional looking to deepen your impa
For therapists and practitioners, IEMT offers a structured framework grounded in neurology and cognitive science. It’s ideal for professionals seeking to expand their toolkit with a proven, trauma-informed method that delivers rapid results without re-traumatisation.
Whether you're a mental health professional looking to deepen your impact or someone seeking a breakthrough in emotional well-being, training in IEMT equips you with the tools to create meaningful, sustainable change, both in others and in yourself.
Discover the transformative power of IEMT. Join a growing community of practitioners leading the way in modern, effective therapy.
In-person training: Held over 2 consecutive days in Salisbury.
Online training: 8 x 2-hour sessions spanning 2 consecutive weeks.
By attending our accredited IEMT training you will receive a 10% off discount code to redeem against future practitioner training with us.
Key Features
Who It Is For
Key Features
- What Sets It Apart from EMDR
- Underlying Principles
- Practical Considerations
- Identities vs Feelings
- Identity Statements
- Feeling Statements
- The 3 Pillars of Depressing
- 5 Patterns of Chronicity
- Representational Systems – an introduction
- Neurological Levels (Based on Robert Dilts’ Model)
- Setting Up a Client Session
- Simple Kinaesthetic Pattern
- Complex Ki
- What Sets It Apart from EMDR
- Underlying Principles
- Practical Considerations
- Identities vs Feelings
- Identity Statements
- Feeling Statements
- The 3 Pillars of Depressing
- 5 Patterns of Chronicity
- Representational Systems – an introduction
- Neurological Levels (Based on Robert Dilts’ Model)
- Setting Up a Client Session
- Simple Kinaesthetic Pattern
- Complex Kinaesthetic Pattern
- The Importance of Identity and Identity Imprints in IEMT
- Why Identity Work Matters
- What Is an Identity Imprint?
- How Identity Work in IEMT Is Different
- Why It’s Essential for Lasting Change
- Simple Identity Pattern
- How to Work with Identity in IEMT
- Complex Identity Pattern
- Other Personal Identity Representations
- Example for Working with a Break-Up
- Physiological State Accessing Cues
- Understanding State Accessing
- Using IEMT for PTSD and Complex PTSD (CPTSD)
- PTSD Example
- The IEMT PTSD Process: Mapping and Unhooking the Trauma Loop
- Clinical Considerations for PTSD/CPTSD Work with IEMT
- Exclusions and/or contraindications to the therapeutic use of IEMT