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1. Support is offered by clinical staff throughout the course. In the event you need support with the platform with CE Go, please reach out here: For all matters related to this training, please contact Rewired360 You can contact us at: kathy@rewired360.com (208)544-8856 www.rewired360.com Ce Go is the support program for you’re the duration of your course. In your CE GO Dashboard, you can track progress, view documents and access Zoom from your attendee Dashboard. For questions see below: CE-Go: Helpdesk Support: Call: 888-498-5578 Email: support@ce-go.com CE-Go Help Center If you need clinical support, please reach out to the trainer or consultant and we will discuss accommodations privately. 2. We host all the information in a PowerPoint format, and use video content. The images in the course may use Alt Text where applicable. We can provide transcripts and accurate closed captioning or transcripts to ensure accessibility for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. It is the responsibility of the person needing accommodations to reach out to the trainers to ensure their needs can be met and in place prior to the onset of the training. Live virtual sessions may include live captioning where feasible. 3.CE Go serves as our dedicated online learning platform, providing participants with a seamless experience in accessing course materials and tracking their progress. Through the platform, you can find detailed information related to your course progress via a personalized dashboard that displays your current standing, including completed modules, upcoming assignments, and overall progress percentages. Additionally, the course timeline offers an overview of important dates and milestones, while the assignment status feature allows you to view submitted assignments, grades, and trainer feedback. 4. Feedback: To foster learning and promote continuous improvement, the trainer provides feedback through various channels, including regularly scheduled Q&A sessions where participants can engage directly with the trainer, ask questions, and receive immediate feedback. Practicum sessions enable you to demonstrate your understanding and application of course concepts, with the trainer offering constructive feedback to highlight strengths and areas for improvement. During consultation, you will receive feedback from your consultant, focusing on key growth areas and suggesting resources for further development. By utilizing the features of CE Go and actively participating in Q&A and practicum sessions, you can effectively track your progress and receive valuable feedback to enhance your educational experience. Didactic Portions During the didactic sessions, trainees will have multiple opportunities to engage in process-oriented discussions. Instructors will regularly pause for questions, check-ins, and reflections, encouraging trainees to share their thoughts and reactions to the material. This interactive approach is designed to foster a supportive learning environment where trainees can process content in real time, both individually and as a group. Additionally, instructors will be available for brief individual follow-up after each didactic session, should trainees need further clarification or support. 2. Practicum Portions As previously described, practicum sessions will include guided experiential activities with immediate feedback. Supervisors and facilitators will observe, provide targeted input, and create space for trainees to process their experiences both during and after each activity. Structured debriefs are built into each practicum module to ensure every trainee’s process is heard and supported. This occurs as we check in as a group. 3. Consultation Portions During consultation sessions, trainees have the opportunity to discuss clinical cases, personal reactions, and ongoing questions in a confidential and collaborative setting. These sessions are intentionally designed to support both the practical application of skills and the emotional/process needs of trainees as they integrate new concepts into their clinical work. Facilitators will check in with each trainee to ensure their process is being addressed and supported throughout these sessions.

If you want to always have captions displayed, if they are available in that meeting or webinar, users can adjust their client accessibility settings to make this happen automatically. Sign in to the Zoom desktop client. Click your profile picture then click Settings. Click the Accessibility tab. Under Closed Captioning, click the checkbox to enable Always show captions. When captions are enabled by the host of the meeting or webinar, captions will be automatically displayed for you. Users will have to launch it on their end for it to appear. Otherwise, it will only appear on the end of the trainer. Reference: https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0059762 Set your speaking language You may be prompted to set the speaking language when you enable captions. The speaking language selection impacts all participants. English is the default language, but other languages can be selected. This tells the system which language it will hear you speak in and generates captions in that language. If speaking in language A, but Zoom is expecting language B, the generated captions will be inaccurate. In the meeting controls toolbar, next to Show Captions , click the up arrow icon . Click Speaking language, then select a language. On the pop-up, confirm the language you want to set as the spoken language, then click Save. Zoom will transcribe captions in the chosen language for all participants. Notes: The availability of languages is determined by the host's automated captioning settings. In versions lower than 5.12.9, when a participant turned on captions, they would immediately see captions in whatever language other people are speaking in. If another participant had their speaking language set to German, then the person who just turned on captions would see German. Requesting captions in the meeting If the host has restricted who can enable captions in a meeting, participants will need to request captions be enabled for the current meeting. The host and potentially co-hosts as well, depending on settings, will receive the request and can approve or decline, as well as setting the speaking language. Join a Zoom meeting or webinar. In the meeting controls toolbar, click Request Captions . A request is sent to the host, with a notification in the center meeting window. The host and potentially co-hosts will review the request and then approve or decline. If approved, captions will immediately appear for the requestor and others. We have enabled automated captions in these languages in meetings and webinars. Arabic Cantonese Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French (Canada) French (France) German Hebrew Hindi Hungarian Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Malay Persian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Spanish Swedish Tagalog Tamil Telugu Thai Turkish Ukrainian Vietnamese

BASIC TRAINING ELIGIBILITY It is the responsibility of the consultee to ensure you meet the current eligibility requirements for EMDR basic training. Clinicians are responsible for ensuring they are working within their own mental health scope of practice and ensuring your ability to diagnose and treat mental health issues. Trainees who begin the EMDR basic training must complete the entire training within 12 months from their initial start date.

POLICY FOR MAKING UP A CONSULTATION GROUP • The charge for making up a group is $50.00 per group hour or $100 per individual hour.

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POLICY FOR MISSING TRAINING HOURS The process in place that addresses situations in the event a Trainee misses more than 15 minutes of content is as follows: You will be required to pay for the part of the missed training out of pocket, above and beyond the initial training cost. The charge for rescheduling to make up any missed portion of the training over 15 minutes is billed at $125 per missed hour with a minimum charge of one hour. This may not apply to computer or internet malfunction if it is quickly followed with a phone call and/or resolution. • Any missed portion of the training over 15 minutes must be approved in advance and approval may not be possible depending on time and day of the training. Failure to meet this requirement means you will not be allowed to receive your completion certificate for EMDR Basic Training until you have completed make-up hours.

CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICIES In the event a cancellation should occur, we will gladly refund the full amount minus a $100 service fee up until 30 days prior to the onset of the training. In the event cancellation occurs after 30 days prior to the training, we are unable to provide refunds, credits or accommodations due to the nature of the time investment in the training. Please be mindful of your electronic access to the session, as we are unable to assist with troubleshooting during the training, including issues with WiFi. All refunds electronically are subject to deduction of electronic processing fees from refunded amount. If you require assistance with translation services, please know we are only able to offer the sessions in the English language. All cancellations must be requested in writing. • The charge for changing or missing (more than 3 hours of) the basic training after the program has commenced and attending a different one is $375.00. Certain circumstances may have the fee waived. If you need to cancel your training, you are also given the option to participate in the next available training not to exceed 6 months of the original training date to ensure the 10 hours of consultation is complete. The participant can reschedule their training to another eligible training within 6 months of the original training date. By signing this document, you consent to the use of video in future trainings and are provided advance notice the training may be recorded and re-distributed.

TIME FRAME AND Requirements FOR COMPLETION OF EMDR BASIC TRAINING BASIC TRAINING ELIGIBILITY It is the responsibility of the consultee to ensure you meet the current eligibility requirements for EMDR basic training. Clinicians are responsible for ensuring they are working within their own mental health scope of practice and ensuring your ability to diagnose and treat mental health issues. Trainees who begin the EMDR basic training must complete the entire training within 12 months from their initial start date. EMDR Basic Training is a 50-hour minimum training. The 50-hour training will include 10 hours of consultation after completing 40-hour EMDR Training and Practicum. This is a requirement to receive your EMDR Training Certificate from Rewired360. 10 hours of consultation are required in order to complete the EMDR basic training by a approved Rewired360 consultant. Consultation from consultations not approved by Rewired360 will not count towards your 10 consultation hours. This includes the 10 consultation hours. There is leeway in the event of humanitarian crisis or another extenuating event. If you miss a portion of basic training, you may attend the next instructional or practicum at the next basic training offered within 6 months of the initial training. To receive your basic training certificate, you must complete all of the following: 1. Instructional (20 hours) - A minimum of 18 hours must be presented live (instructor led) & a maximum of 2 hours can be asynchronous content (self-directed learning) as defined in the History and Overview portion of the Instructional Section. 2. Practicum (20 hours) - all hours must be completed live (synchronously). 3. Consultation (10 hours) - all hours must be completed live (synchronously). All consultation hours will be offered up to 10 hours 4. Trainers will provide trainees with the names and contact information of those consultants who can provide the consultation hours for their training. You may only receive consultation from Rewired360 Consultants, or consultants approved by their licensees. Rewired360 Trainers will have the available resources and capacity for trainings and must ensure that trainees are afforded sufficient opportunity to complete the training. This course is eligible for 40 CE's with NBCC. It is the participant's responsibility to check with their licensing board to ensure eligibility.

REQUIRED READING AND SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL The required reading for the EMDR basic training includes the following materials: 1. Shapiro, Francine. (2018). Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy, Third Edition: Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures. New York: Guildford Press 2. Go With That Magazine Fall 2020, Volume 25, Issue 3 [EMDR & Racial Trauma] 3. Guidelines for Virtual EMDR Therapy (Spring 2020) 3. Access to the EMDRIA definition of EMDR therapy can be found online at December 2022 EMDR Basic Training Curriculum Requirements https://www.emdria.org/wpcontent/uploads/2020/04/EMDRIADefinitionofEMDR.pdf 4. Access to a current list of EMDR related research citations can be found online at https://emdrfoundation.org/emdr-info/research-lists/ 5. Access to the Journal of EMDR Research Practice and Research Volume 13 Issue 4 https://connect.springerpub.com/content/sgremdr/13/4 6. Information regarding membership and programming of EMDRIA https://www.emdria.org/about-emdria/emdria-membership/ 7. Becoming an EMDR Therapist video https://youtu.be/W3hDfWVtz18 8. Guidelines for Virtual EMDR Therapy which can be found online at https://www.emdria.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/virtual_tg_report_for_member.pdf 9. Trainees must complete all instructional, practicum and consultation hours within 12 months of starting the training in order to receive a certificate of completion.

REWIRED360 EMDR BASIC TRAINING PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT This form is so prospective trainees understand the EMDR basic training requirements, what the expectations are, and how to prepare themselves for the training. LIMITATION ON CLASS SIZE Virtual EMDR basic training class sizes must be limited to a maximum of 100 trainees. For In Person EMDR basic trainings there is no current limitation in place for class sizes. Documents: You will have access to your on demand portal with all the tools, resources and information necessary for the training on your attendee dashboard. Feedback on Trainee's progress throughout the basic training: To foster learning and promote continuous improvement, the trainer provides feedback through various channels, including regularly scheduled Q&A sessions where participants can engage directly with the trainer, ask questions, and receive immediate feedback. After each section we are able to Practicum sessions enable you to demonstrate your understanding and application of course concepts, with the trainer offering constructive feedback to highlight strengths and areas for improvement. During consultation, you will receive feedback from your consultant, focusing on key growth areas and suggesting resources for further development. By utilizing the features of CE Go and actively participating in Q&A and practicum sessions, you can effectively track your progress and receive valuable feedback to enhance your educational experience. .1. Didactic Portions During the didactic sessions, trainees will have multiple opportunities to engage in process-oriented discussions. Instructors will regularly pause for questions, check-ins, and reflections, encouraging trainees to share their thoughts and reactions to the material. This interactive approach is designed to foster a supportive learning environment where trainees can process content in real time, both individually and as a group. Additionally, instructors will be available for brief individual follow-up after each didactic session, should trainees need further clarification or support. Key Elements of the Feedback Process 1. Regular Check-Ins: Trainers should schedule regular feedback sessions—such as weekly or bi-weekly meetings—to discuss a Trainee’s strengths, areas for improvement, and progress toward training objectives. 2. Clear and Constructive Feedback: Feedback should be both specific and actionable. Trainers should highlight what the Trainee is doing well and provide concrete suggestions on how to improve. For example: o “You’ve demonstrated excellent communication skills during role-play scenarios.” o “To enhance your performance, try to ask more open-ended questions during client interactions.” 2. Practicum Portions As previously described, practicum sessions will include guided experiential activities with immediate feedback. Supervisors and facilitators will observe, provide targeted input, and create space for trainees to process their experiences both during and after each activity. Structured debriefs are built into each practicum module to ensure every trainee’s process is heard and supported. This occurs as we check in as a group. 3. Consultation Portions During consultation sessions, trainees have the opportunity to discuss clinical cases, personal reactions, and ongoing questions in a confidential and collaborative setting. These sessions are intentionally designed to support both the practical application of skills and the emotional/process needs of trainees as they integrate new concepts into their clinical work. Facilitators will check in with each trainee to ensure their process is being addressed and supported throughout these sessions. EQUAL ACCESS The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination and ensures equal opportunity for persons with disabilities. We are responsible for ensuring that facilities and reasonable accommodations are accessible to those with disabilities. If you fall under this purview, please contact us at kathy@rewired360.com prior to the training to make arrangements. LEARNER ASSESSMENT You are required to complete a quiz and evaluation in addition to 10 consultation hours prior to issuing your EMDR Basic Training Certificate. You are responsible for your own consultation hours and tracking and obtaining verification from your consultant you received 10 hours of consultation. Documentation must be provided prior to issuing your certificate. BASIC TRAINING CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 10 hours of consultation are required in order to complete the EMDR basic training, which are included in the cost of the program. You must work with a Rewired360 Consultant to complete these 10 hours and any consultant hours outside of Rewired360 approved consultants will not count towards total hours. Your cameras must be on at all times to receive credit. Once verification of 10 additional consultation hours is received, Rewired360 will issue a final EMDR basic training certificate of completion to trainees once they complete the entire (50 hour minimum) course. The certificate must include the trainee’s name, the name of the EMDR Trainer(s), the training organization (if applicable), total number of training hours for the course (50 hour minimum) and the date (month/day/year) they completed the EMDR basic training. Those who complete the training can refer to themselves as “EMDR Trained”. On Demand Training Requirements Participants will be required to view all recorded videos, pass a post-test, and complete an evaluation at the end of the course. 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Registrants must attend live with the camera on at all times to receive CEs and a certificate of completion. Our administrator will monitor the on-camera presence throughout the program. Registrants must submit an evaluation and complete a post-test administered upon the webinar presentation's conclusion. Participants must complete and submit both evaluation and post-test with an 80% passing grade within 24 hours of this live webinar concluding to receive CEs and a certificate of completion. PLEASE set aside time between the webinar’s presentation conclusion and complete and submit your evaluation and quiz. Registrants will receive a link to the quiz and evaluation upon course completion. Certificates of completion will be sent out to all who complete evaluations and post-test requirements per the above guidelines within seven days after the live webinar date.

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1. This virtual event will be hosted online platform Zoom Webinar, and you may be prompted to download or upgrade your Zoom app if using a mobile device. A strong WiFi connection will be required for best quality. 2. We recommend clicking your "Join Webinar" button early and checking that your speakers are on before the event begins. Your camera must be on to receive credit. 3. Please respect that no copying, recording, or distribution of live session content is allowed. CE's are provided for the "live" sessions only. CE's will not be available for the recordings or the 10 hours post consultation. Technology Use 1. Platform and Software: o All virtual EMDR training sessions will be conducted via Zoom, which is administered through a secure platform. o Participants are required to have access to a stable internet connection, a functioning camera, and a microphone to ensure full participation in the training and consultation groups. 2. Access and Security: o Participants will receive secure login credentials to access the training sessions. o It is the responsibility of each participant to keep their login credentials confidential and not share them with others. 3. Appropriate Use: o Participants must use the platform exclusively for training-related purposes. o Recording, screenshots, or sharing of the training or consultation sessions by participants is strictly prohibited unless explicit permission is granted by the facilitator. Privacy Policy 1. Training Recordings: o Training sessions may be recorded for educational and training purposes. These recordings may be used internally to enhance the quality of the training program or to provide additional resources to participants. o Any training recordings shared for educational purposes will not include identifiable personal information unless specific consent has been obtained from all participants involved. 2. Consultation Group Recordings: o Consultation groups may be recorded solely for review purposes by the facilitator or training staff. o These recordings will not be shared with any external parties under any circumstances. o All efforts will be made to protect the confidentiality of participants during consultation groups, and recordings will only be accessible to authorized individuals involved in the training process. 3. Confidentiality of Participant Information: o Any personal information shared during the training or consultation sessions will remain confidential. o Participants are expected to uphold the same standard of confidentiality and refrain from discussing other participants’ cases or personal details outside of the training environment. 4. Data Storage and Retention: o Recordings and any associated data will be stored securely and retained only for as long as necessary for the intended training or review purposes. o After their purpose has been fulfilled, recordings will be permanently deleted in compliance with privacy and data protection standards. Consent By participating in the EMDR training program, all participants agree to: • The use of technology as described above. • The recording of training sessions for educational purposes. • The recording of consultation groups for review purposes, with the understanding that these recordings will not be shared externally. If a participant has concerns regarding privacy or recordings, they are encouraged to contact the training facilitator prior to the training to discuss accommodations. Code of Conduct Participants are expected to: • Respect the privacy and confidentiality of all individuals involved in the training. • Adhere to the technology use and privacy policies as outlined in this document. • Report any concerns related to technology use or breaches of privacy to the training facilitator immediately. Amendments This policy may be updated or amended as necessary to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or organizational needs. Participants will be notified of any significant updates to the policy. By registering for this course, you acknowledge and agree to the above technology use and privacy policies. A strong WiFi connection will be required for best quality. 2. We recommend clicking your "Join Webinar" button early and checking that your speakers are on before the event begins. Please do not worry about being seen or heard! Attendee video feeds and mics are turned off by default when entering a webinar. You will be able to ask questions via the Q&A feature. 3. Please respect that no copying, recording, or distribution of live session content is allowed. CE's are provided for the "live" sessions only. CE's will not be available for the recordings.

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Addressing Grievances Related to Continuing Education Activities If you have a grievance related to continuing education activities or processes, please contact Kathy Couch via confidential email at kathy@rewired360.com as soon as possible. This allows us to address your concerns promptly and confidentially. Grievance Resolution Process: Attempt Resolution with Trainer First You are required to first attempt to resolve your concern directly with the trainer involved. Open and direct communication often leads to effective and timely resolutions. Escalation for Unresolved Concerns If you are unable to resolve the issue with the trainer, your grievance will be reviewed by a member of the EMDR University Faculty or consultation programs who holds a professional license to practice. When appropriate, we may also consult with attorneys associated with our malpractice insurance to ensure a thorough and fair review. Submission Deadline Grievances must be submitted in writing within 3 to 5 days of the completion of the training. This time frame ensures that concerns are still relevant and can be addressed effectively. We are committed to handling all grievances in a confidential, respectful, and timely manner. Your feedback is important to us and helps maintain the quality and integrity of our educational programs.

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To complete the course, review the course objectives, then watch the video power point presentations following along with the corresponding pdf. You are required to complete 10 hours of consultation to complete the course and lastly complete an evaluation. You will then see your certificate on the dashboard after your consultation hours are verified.