Each of us holds an untapped reservoir of inner resources that, when accessed, can help us navigate life’s challenges and heal from past trauma. EMDR Resource Tapping is a simple yet powerful technique that promotes emotional regulation, resilience, creativity, and a deep sense of well-being—all essential qualities for mental health professionals. In this workshop, clinicians will learn how to use EMDR Resource Tapping as a tool for self-care and to strengthen the inner qualities that sustain their professional work as well as prevent burnout. Participants will also explore how to:
• Develop culturally sensitive resource strategies with clients
• Foster relational and interpersonal resource-building
• Teach clients to independently use EMDR Resource Tapping for personal growth and emotional resilience
This training is grounded in Resource Development and Installation (RDI) and the work of Dr. Laurel Parnell, who developed the EMDR Resource Tapping method.
Speaker
Karin Weidenmueller, MA, LMHC, is a psychotherapist in private practice in Brooklyn and Manhattan, who works with adults, couples, and groups. She combines her training in Gestalt Therapy, EMDR, Buddhist Psychology and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy with a humanistic and systemic perspective integrating body, mind, and spirit. Her approach is deeply embedded in her own spiritual practice, especially in Adyashanti’s non dual teachings and Thomas Huebl’s path to collective healing. Her experience includes working in community based Mental Health and Substance Abuse treatment as well as working in a counseling agency for adolescents and young adults. She has also been teaching Experiential Psychotherapy with an emphasis on Gestalt Therapy at Brooklyn college and works as a supervisor and presenter in different clinical settings. Her interest and focus on trauma and the treatment of trauma has led her to pursue several trauma specific trainings. She is an EMDRIA certified EMDR Consultant and part of the faculty at the Parnell Institute.