ETI Online Certificate I
What you get:
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Unlimited lifetime access
21 hours of content to watch on demand
Cutting-edge psychoeducational content
A step-by-step guide to ETI clinical framework
Handouts and worksheets
Reading recommendations for extra learning
ETI Online Certificate I
The Expressive Trauma Integration (ETI) Online Certificate I stands out from other training programs as it offers therapists a unique opportunity to deepen their theoretical foundations and clinical skills for working with trauma survivors. With 21 hours of recorded input, edited from live interactive webinars, this package provides state-of-the-art insights on trauma therapy and a comprehensive guide on dozens of practical tools and strategies for incorporating current insights into therapy practice.
Expressive Trauma Integration™ (ETI) is an integrative therapeutic approach that utilizes cutting-edge research on Biohacking Dysregulation (PTSD), and the impact of trauma on all aspects of health. ETI integrates recent findings and practices from various fields of study, including neuroscience, attachment and developmental psychology, expressive and body-oriented therapies, cognitive reframing, behavioral modification, mindfulness, nutritional psychology, and psychoneuroimmunology
Many training programs and videos on trauma therapy focus on a narrow treatment approach. The ETI approach is different. It works from a fundamental recognition that trauma affects all aspects of health. The impacts are wide-ranging and interactive, requiring a comprehensive approach to address all aspects of health (emotional, cognitive, physical, spiritual, and social) for maximum effectiveness and sustainability over time.
The ETI Online Certificate I provides an overarching framework and tools for such an approach.
Topics cover 21 hours of input on the following topics. Click on topics for details.
(1) Psychological First Aid (1.5H)
(2) Sustainability - maintaining progress over time (7.5H)
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Psychoeducation
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Redefining Resilience and Post-Traumatic Growth
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Food and Mood (Nutritional Psychology)
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Self-compassion, Mindfulness & Mindlessness, and Playfulness
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Trauma Processing and Narrative Integration
(3) Secure Attunement Framework (3H)
(4) Self-Regulation in Adults (4.5H)
(5) Self-Regulation in Kids (3H)
(6) What is PANDAS and what are neuroimmune conditions (1.5)
Click below on each of the titles for more info
Dr. Odelya Gertel Kraybill
As a trauma researcher, psychotherapist, neurodivergent parenting specialist, and double PANS mom, I am dedicated to supporting individuals and families who encounter complex mental health circumstances.
As a PANS mom, I aim to provide parents with valuable information about the importance of an appropriate intervention timeline, raise awareness about PANDAS/PANS/AE, and offer hope to families navigating these complex conditions.
As a survivor of developmental and complex trauma born and raised in Israel, my mission is to support individuals and families in the journey of trauma integration, targeting all aspects of health and offering you a path toward wellness.
My primary tools for interacting with clients are rooted in attachment-based psychotherapy, neuroscience, and expressive therapies. Additionally, I have researched and self-studied nutritional psychology and integrative psychotherapy to broaden my approach.
I have developed the ETI approach based on three pillars: experiential psychoeducation (Six Stages Trauma Integration Roadmap), Secure Attunement Framework, and Individual Sustainability Plans in order to identify the root causes and biohack dysregulation (PTSD).
Biohacking involves using knowledge and practices from biology, genetics, neuroscience, and nutrition, translating to "Do-It-Yourself practices."
This work has led me to focus on the interactions between emotional states, nervous system function, and the immune system, an area known as Psychoneuroimmunology. This interdisciplinary field is crucial for understanding complex neurological and neuropsychiatric symptoms that do not respond to standard therapies.
I consult individuals and families with complex mental health conditions, investigate root causes, and tailor short—and long-term intervention plans. I often collaborate with specialists to target all aspects of health toward maximum wellness.
I understand the challenges of parenting children in complex situations. I experienced medical gaslighting and gaslighting by other professionals, family, and friends, which was confusing and painful.
With two decades of experience, I am here to provide hope and competence to help you navigate your way forward.
What Therapists Say
Clinician (ACSW)
The ETI certificate is one of a kind.
I enjoyed the workshops with
Dr. Gertel Kraybill because they provided me with the tools and knowledge to work with children who have experienced trauma and have difficulty expressing their emotions.
I have seen a tremendous difference when I apply the tools learned. I have witnessed clients' express what they feel. I highly recommend the ETI series with an expert in the field of trauma work and a survivor. Trauma work is not easy via telehealth. After completing the ETI webinar series, I feel more competent to work with clients during challenging times. I encourage you, your organization, and your colleagues to join the ETI series, you will find that it is worth the value.
Clinician (LCPC)
The workshop was amazing. The experiential activities keep things engaging. I used the Squared Breathing technique to assist clients in a mindfulness activity and even used some of the grounding exercises. It was an extremely useful workshop. I am definitely going to take some more to build on the techniques and understanding until I have integrated them into everyday practice.
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Clinician (LCSW-C)
Thank you for the presentations. I found the information exceptionally useful.
Clinician (Psy.D)
Odelya is a serious student of trauma and the many ways to help clients heal from their traumatic experiences. Her creative and sensitive way of being with clients comes through loudly in her teaching. The activities that she uses can fit with a wide range of client presentations and can help change clients' awareness of their bodies and the places/ways they are carrying trauma. I felt that I learned a great deal and was so happy that I attended this workshop. I am glad that I will be doing future ones as well.
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Clinician (LCPC)
Excellent. Great facilitation, experiential, discussion, and collaboration.
Clinician (LCPC)
This series provides deep energetic as well as clinical resources for clinicians. I highly recommend it for other practitioners looking to deepen approaches that provide practical, nuanced approaches to integrating expressive modalities in trauma work with the client."
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Clinician (MSW)
This workshop has opened my eyes to many new ways of working with clients.
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Clinician (LCPC)
One of my favorite workshops was Psycho-education in trauma and expressive therapies with. There was so much rich material and Dr. Kraybill was a fabulous educator.
1. Psychological First Aid (PFA)
Critical incidents caused by accidents, crime, violence, and natural disasters are inevitable in all communities, and readiness to respond is essential. Meeting basic survival needs is, of course, the highest priority in crisis response, but it should not be the only concern.
Psychological first aid, made available as a part of early response to crisis, has proven effective in mitigating stress responses and assisting trauma survivors to maintain a sense of safety and containment immediately after critical incidents.
In this 90 minute webinar, participants will be introduced to concepts of psychological first aid (PFA) as well as key concepts of psychosocial support and the three stages of trauma response: PFA, Psy