Integral Eye Movement Techniques (IEMT)

IEMT started out as a series of ideas and short investigatory workshops on emotional imprinting. It is now a comprehensive therapeutic and self development modality.

From its exploratory beginnings, it has now become one of the ‘Go To’ set of techniques and models for rapid change work for many Therapists, Coaches and Practitioners.

Do you want to become an IEMT Practitioner?

Becoming an Integral Eye Movement Techniques (IEMT) practitioner offers therapists and coaches a powerful and flexible tool to support clients in breaking through mental and emotional blocks that hinder personal or professional progress.

IEMT enables clients to access and reframe limiting beliefs, internal conflicts, and past experiences through structured eye movement techniques that tap into how the brain processes information. For practitioners, this means being able to accelerate transformation, deepen insight, and help clients shift longstanding patterns more effectively.

The method complements therapy and coaching approaches by enhancing emotional resilience, cognitive clarity, and goal alignment, all while respecting the client’s autonomy and self-directed growth. Incorporating IEMT into your practice expands your skill set and adds a dynamic, neuroscience-informed dimension to your work.

Meet your instructor

Sonia was the first International Chair of the Association for IEMT Practitioners being one of the first Trainers appointed by the developer of IEMT. Sonia offers both On-line and in person training (Covid permitting), as well as trainee mentoring and client therapy sessions.

She also runs the unique Tea Party sessions, where guest speakers in the field of change work are invited to talk about their work and share their experience.

These events are open to Practitioners and the Public no prior knowledge of the subject or IEMT are required to attend.