Dr. Pria Alpern

Dr. Pria Alpern Clinical psychologist | Trauma, EMDR & SE
EMDRIA Approved Trainer
📍NYC

06/08/2026

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06/06/2026

Trauma often becomes identity. You didn’t choose this for yourself, but certain things become woven into the nervous system and the self. It can be hard to locate where the wounding ends and where you begin. Part of what trauma therapy makes possible is that separation. Finding that you are more than what happened to you. That survival shaped you, and does not define you.

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06/05/2026

This approach involves desensitization and re-processing while deliberately limiting associative spread.

06/05/2026

✨EMDR Basic Training (virtual, July ‘26 & Sept ‘26)✨ This training includes 50 hours combining lecture, practicum, and consultation to build competence in the eight phases of EMDR therapy (ASWB ACE + NY State approved for 40 Contact Hours). Payment plan available. 🎉 Early career and nonprofit therapists are eligible for 15% off tuition✨More details via my beacons 🔗

06/04/2026

This is a great opportunity for therapists who have already completed EMDR basic training and want to refresher or are simply curious about how I teach. Learn more about membership in my Beacon’s link - first month is free.

06/03/2026

✨EMDR Basic Training (virtual, July ‘26 & Sept ‘26)✨ This training includes 50 hours combining lecture, practicum, and consultation to build competence in the eight phases of EMDR therapy (ASWB ACE + NY State approved for 40 Contact Hours). Payment plan available. 🎉 Early career and nonprofit therapists are eligible for 15% off tuition✨More details via the link in beacons

06/02/2026

This one hour workshop walk you through how to develop a content approach that’s oriented to your clinical niche and sustainable alongside a full caseload.  Grab your spot in my beacons link! This workshop will be recorded for those who cannot attend live.

06/02/2026

A trigger is something in the present that activates a survival response from the past. It might be a tone of voice, a smell, a look on someone’s face, or a feeling in the body. It doesn’t have to make logical sense. It doesn’t have to be “big enough.”

The nervous system isn’t responding to what’s happening now. It’s responding to what that sensation, sound, or situation meant before – when there was real danger.

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06/01/2026

If you want to go deeper on frameworks for thinking about trauma integration and the goals of trauma treatment, the MCTS Membership has a growing resource library and regular consultation groups built for clinicians doing this work. First month is free. Link in bio.

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