Getting to the Heart of Intimacy: Deepening Relationships for Latino Men in Couples Work with EMDR
This training explores the intersection of trauma, patriarchal socialization, and mental health among Latino men. Drawing from culturally responsive frameworks and the work of Gabor Maté, Terry Real, and Jackson Katz, participants will examine the unique mental health needs of Latino men, including the role of masculinity, relational patterns, and intergenerational trauma. Special focus will be given to trauma treatment strategies, including the application of EMDR Therapy in culturally attuned ways.
Participants will leave equipped with culturally grounded tools to engage Latino men in therapy with compassion, accountability, and effectiveness, whether in individual, couples, or family settings.
This program is intended for Doctorate Level and Master Level Psychologists, LMFT, LMHC, LPC, LISW, LMSW and other Master Level Mental Health Practitioners who have successfully completed an EMDR Basic Training
10am - 5pm Central Time
8am - 3pm Pacific Time
9am - 4pm Mountain Time
11am - 6pm Eastern Time
Identify cultural, historical, and systemic factors impacting Latino men’s mental health.
Analyze the influence of patriarchal socialization and masculinity norms on trauma and emotional expression.
Apply relational life therapy principles to improve emotional openness and relational accountability in therapy.
Integrate culturally responsive trauma approaches informed by Gabor Maté’s framework on emotional suppression.
Utilize Jackson Katz’s strategies for redefining masculinity and engaging men in violence prevention efforts.
Discuss adaptations of EMDR therapy for treating trauma among Latino men, with attention to cultural needs.
Full Price
Early Bird INTIMACY25
Ends September 3, 2025