Parts and Memory Therapy (P&MT) Certificate Training
An Ego-State and Memory Reconsolidation Approach for PTSD and Complex Trauma
- Speaker:
- Patrick Tobey, LMFT
- Duration:
- Approx 12 hours
- Language:
- Presented in EN
- Copyright:
-
Dec 10, 2026
- Product Code:
- POS151087
- Media Type:
- Digital Seminar - Also available: Live Webinar
Description
Register now and become a Parts & Memory Therapy practitioner in just two days!
- An accessible approach you can learn quickly and use immediately
- Map the internal system and identify which parts are holding traumatic material
- Techniques to update the emotional learning fused to traumatic memories
- Includes demonstrations and guided practice
Parts work approaches are some of the most in-demand treatments today.
Thousands of therapists are using them to reach parts frozen in trauma – and move clients from surviving their pasts to actually living in the present.
Parts & Memory Therapy (P&MT) takes treatment one powerful step further.
By combining parts work with memory reconsolidation, P&MT lets you reach the part, find the memory it holds, and update the emotional learning fused to it …
… neutralizing the negative emotional energy and distress that keeps trauma alive in the present.
And now in just 2 days you can get fully trained in Parts and Memory Therapy and start using it right away.
You’ll join Patrick Tobey, LMFT who studied directly under P&MT developer Dr. Jay Noricks.
He’ll guide you through the core techniques and the full 4-step protocol, PLUS give you opportunities for guided practice that makes it all stick.
You’ll leave ready to:
- Identify and safely access the parts holding trauma
- Locate the specific memory each part is carrying
- Use P&MT techniques to update the emotional learning fused to the memory
- Keep clients grounded, and within their window of tolerance throughout
- Work with single-incident PTSD and complex, layered trauma
This technique is easy to learn and instantly useable with your clients!
PLUS you’ll leave this training with a certificate, digital badge and an opportunity to list yourself at the Parts & Memory Therapy Institute’s online directory …
… all at no additional cost.
Purchase now!
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Speaker
Patrick Tobey, LMFT Related seminars and products
Equanimity Counseling and Consulting
Patrick Tobey, LMFT, is a certified Parts and Memory Therapy Trainer and seasoned therapist with more than a decade of clinical experience specializing in complex trauma, dissociation, and deeply entrenched emotional wounds. Known for his grounded, compassionate teaching style, Patrick has trained hundreds of therapists in using Parts and Memory Therapy with clarity and confidence. Students say his ability to break down complex trauma concepts into simple, usable steps makes parts work finally click—and feel doable in real sessions. Patrick is also a state approved primary supervisor and an AAMFT approved supervisor providing supervision for therapist interns since 2018.
Financial: Patrick Tobey is the owner of Equanimity Counseling and Consulting, LLC. He receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc. He receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc. He has no relevant financial relationships with ineligible organizations.
Non-financial: Patrick Tobey has no relevant non-financial relationships.
Additional Info
Program Information
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Objectives
- Define the concept and clinical application of ego states, one of the foundations of Parts and Memory Therapy.
- Evaluate supporting evidence for the use of ego-state based therapies in the treatment of trauma.
- Examine the process of memory reconsolidation, one of the foundational components of Parts and Memory Therapy.
- Identify the role of implicit memory in the development and recovery from trauma-related disorders.
- Summarize findings from emerging reconsolidation based therapy protocols in the treatment of PTSD.
- Examine how Parts and Memory Therapy (P&MT) integrates ego state work with memory reconsolidation mechanisms.
- Identify the core categories of parts and steps in the Parts and Memory Therapy model.
- Determine how to guide clients into contact with a part using P&MT’s structured ego state dialogue process.
- Solve common challenges that may arise in the basic 4-step protocol.
- Evaluate client responses during and after P&MT sessions to determine whether reconsolidation has occurred
- Identify challenges and limitations in the existing research in Parts and Memory Therapy.
- Examine how parts work interventions may unintentionally activate dissociative processes, especially in clients with complex trauma, if stabilization and pacing are insufficient.
- Examine the potential risks, contraindications, and other considerations associated with using the Parts and Memory Theory Model.
Outline
Foundations of Part & Memory Therapy
- Origins and major influences
- Overview of ego state theory
- P&MT’s integration of parts work and reconsolidation
- Research, risks, and limitations
The Science of Memory and Trauma
- Explicit vs. implicit memory
- How trauma is encoded in implicit networks
- Mechanisms of memory reconsolidation
- How reconsolidation is used in trauma therapy
Parts, Terms and Assessment Tools
- Conscious Self
- Free-standing Part (FSP)
- Stuck-in-the-Memory Part (SiM)
- Dissociative experience Scale II
- SUD, SUE and dissociation screening
Core Parts & Memory Therapy Techniques
- Step-back Method
- Twinning
- Affect Bridge
- Container methods
- Rescue and neutralizing
- 2-step neutralizing
The P&MT 4-Step Protocol
- Define the problem
- Find the part
- Elicit the memory
- Neutralize the memory
Experiential Practice Sessions
- Guided exercises
- Small group practice of the 4-step protocol
Trauma Treatment Using Parts & Memory Therapy
- Trauma informed vs. trauma treatment approaches
- PTSD symptoms through a parts-based lens
- Single incident trauma: Hot Spot Protocol
- Complex trauma and dissociation
Troubleshooting in Trauma Work
- When the feeling is absent
- When no image emerges
- When parts are silent
- Challenges in memory elicitation
- Challenges in neutralization
Applications to Trauma Linked Conditions
- Addiction protocol
- Compulsion protocol
- Chronic pain protocol
- PMS/PMDD protocol
Integration and Case Conceptualization
- Evaluate reconsolidation markers
- Treatment planning
- Ethical and clinical considerations
Target Audience
- Counselors
- Social workers
- Marriage and Family Therapists
- Psychologists
- Registered Psychotherapists
- Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners
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