Clinically Relevant
Teaching connects concepts with case examples, demonstrations, exercises and practice.
Professional education from the Trauma and Grief Institute brings together theory, applied skill, reflection and compassionate care for clinicians working with trauma and loss.
Trauma and grief work asks clinicians to hold complexity, uncertainty and deeply human experiences. Education should offer more than information. It should help translate knowledge into ethical, responsive decisions in the therapy room.
TGI offers live professional training, consultation and developing on demand resources for clinicians who want practical frameworks without losing sight of relationship, culture, consent and individual difference.
Teaching connects concepts with case examples, demonstrations, exercises and practice.
Readiness, scope, safety, cultural context and responsible integration remain central.
Learning can continue through consultation, shared reflection and professional connection.
Formats are designed for different stages of learning, schedules and professional needs.
Interactive virtual and in person learning with teaching, discussion, demonstrations and applied exercises.
View Training EventsFlexible learning resources in development for clinicians seeking focused education at their own pace.
Request UpdatesIndividual and group opportunities to review clinical questions, deepen understanding and support integration.
Ask About ConsultationThis advanced training supports EMDR trained clinicians who want a structured framework for grief work. It connects foundational grief theory with the Adaptive Information Processing model and the eight phases of EMDR therapy.
Live TGI training includes teaching, case examples, exercises, practicums and a detailed digital manual. Eligibility, credits, inclusions and schedules should always be confirmed on the current registration page.
TGI education centres trauma and grief while building practical skills that can support thoughtful, responsive clinical care.
Foundational theories, continuing bonds, attachment, different forms of loss and the evolving experience of grief.
Safety, stabilization, readiness, nervous system responses and the responsible pacing of trauma work.
Refreshers and advanced applications that build on completed EMDR Basic Training.
Foundational education to support recognition, assessment considerations and appropriate clinical response.
Consultation can help clinicians think through application, case formulation, pacing and questions that emerge when new learning meets real clinical work.
Individual and group formats may be offered according to facilitator availability and the training or consultation focus. Consultation does not replace independent clinical judgment, supervision requirements or emergency support.
Organizations can inquire about hosting training or arranging education shaped around a team’s role, setting and learning goals.
Planning begins with audience, scope, format, timing and desired outcomes. Any credit eligibility, prerequisites and participant limits are confirmed before promotion.
Review the intended audience, prerequisites, learning objectives, format and credit details before registering.
Eligibility depends on the event. Some education may welcome a broad range of helping professionals, while advanced EMDR GRIEF training requires completed EMDR Basic Training. Review each registration page carefully.
Selected events may offer EMDRIA credits or other documented learning hours. Availability varies. Participants remain responsible for confirming acceptance with their own regulatory body.
Yes. TGI offers live virtual education and may also offer in person events. The location, time zone and participation requirements are listed for each opportunity.
Not automatically. The purpose and status of consultation should be confirmed in advance. Clinicians are responsible for meeting the supervision requirements of their profession, workplace and jurisdiction.
Organizations can inquire about hosted or customized professional education. Availability, audience, scope, format, fees and learning outcomes are discussed before a proposal is confirmed.
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