Prolonged Exposure Therapy (PE)

PE is the most researched intervention for PTSD, considered a first-line treatment by most guidelines throughout the world. It is a structured, evidence-based cognitive-behavioral treatment designed to help individuals confront trauma-related memories, feelings, and situations they have been avoiding. Over the course of 8-15 sessions, PE encourages participants to gradually face and process trauma-related triggers, reducing emotional distress over time and promoting recovery.

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Training Details

Mental health practitioners will participate in a three-day training delivered by leading experts in PE. Thereafter, practitioners will participate in small group supervision for up to 40 sessions, which are offered either in person or remotely.
All training materials, including clinical questionnaires, will be provided to participants to ensure a comprehensive and effective learning experience.
We ask participants in our PE training to complete questionnaires that provides critical feedback to enhancing our trainings programs, and allow us to provide personalized feedback on your progress.

Key Components

Focuses on both imaginal and real-life (in vivo) exposure to trauma-related triggers

Helps clients gradually confront and overcome fears in a controlled, supportive environment

Proven effective for treating PTSD and reducing depression and anxiety

There are no scheduled dates at this time

Our Impact

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