NON EMDR COURSES
You don’t have to be an EMDR therapist to learn with IRIS! Discover our free 1-hour trainings and NBCC-approved courses created to help all healing professionals deepen their skills and expand their impact.
UPCOMING TRAININGS
Introduction to Ego States
6 CES | Cost: $195
Dive into the world of internal parts work with Introduction to Ego States Therapy. This NBCC Approved, 6 hour course, you’ll learn how to identify and engage clients’ “ego states,” deepen your trauma-informed practice, and integrate interventions like mapping, internal dialogues, and resourcing. Whether you work with complex trauma, dissociation, or attachment wounds, this course offers practical tools to support communication, stability, and cohesive self-hood in your clients.
FREE COURSES
Ready to learn something new? Thanks to our sponsor, NextTherapist, IRIS offers a growing library of free 1-hour trainings on diverse clinical topics—all designed to inspire your growth and deepen your practice.
Dissociation: Trauma's Protective Strategy
1 CE | Cost: FREE
Often misunderstood and misdiagnosed, dissociation can be a deeply adaptive response to trauma. In this training you’ll learn how to recognize its many forms, reduce shame around it, and engage dissociative parts safely from an ego-state informed lens.
Resilience as Suicide Prevention
1 CE | Cost: FREE
Resilience is more than coping—it’s the capacity to stay connected to life even in the face of pain and uncertainty. This training explores how neurobiology, belonging, and ego-state theory intersect to build prevention strategies that help clients weather their hardest moments.
WHAT OUR TRAINEES SAY
Dissociation: Trauma's Protective Strategy Review
"This was well worth my time. I found myself wanting more and felt the material covered could be applied the same day in session."
Resilience as Suicide Prevention Review
"Thank you for bringing a different perspective to SI that's not just safety planning!"
Resilience as Suicide Prevention Review
"Thank you for making this training so relevant to today's issues. It was very helpful and will be easy to incorporate into my approach."
