

Learn a brief, powerful, and effective therapy for resolving trauma—while protecting yourself from vicarious trauma.
This dynamic, skills-based workshop introduces the foundational principles and practice of Radical Exposure Tapping (RET)—a fast, effective approach to resolving memories that fuel PTSD, anxiety, emotional reactivity, and patterns of escalating conflict.
Designed for qualified mental health professionals, this training offers hands-on clinical experience in integrating RET into a therapeutic framework.
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You will learn to:
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Screen for symptoms of depression, anxiety, and PTSD
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Elicit the components of a traumatic memory
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Apply Radical Exposure Tapping to rapidly reduce arousal and reprocess disturbing events
Theoretical foundations include:
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A critique of common trauma therapies
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How trauma shapes symptoms and relationship reactivity
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Differences between ordinary and traumatic memory
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The neurobiology of memory formation
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Memory reconsolidation and its relevance to RET
Training Format
This is an interactive, experiential training alternating between:
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Short lectures
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Small group discussions
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Dyadic and triadic practice sessions
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Video demonstrations of real client work
Participants take turns in both therapist and client roles using real, personally relevant material, giving them not only clinical confidence but also a felt experience of RET’s impact.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is designed for professionals with formal training in mental health fields, such as:
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Psychologists
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Social workers
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Psychiatrists
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Counsellors and therapists
If you’re working with trauma and looking for a method that is rigorous, efficient, and emotionally protective, this training is for you.
