
Group Traumatic Event Protocol
Trauma can be worked on in group settings
If a large group of people want to process difficult events together, they can do it compassionately and privately using GTEP, developed from EMDR therapy.
This can be done virtually, or in person at a mutual location.
If you are interested in having a GTEP session for your community or group, please reach out to consult and arrange this with Katrin Miller.

Healing Trauma Together: GTEP - Group Traumatic Episode Protocol
What is GTEP? The Group Traumatic Episode Protocol (GTEP) is a specialized approach within EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy, designed to help individuals process distressing experiences in a supportive group setting. It provides structured guidance to gently and effectively reduce trauma-related stress while maintaining individual privacy.
How Can GTEP Help?
Reduces emotional distress linked to traumatic memories
Enhances resilience and coping strategies
Provides a safe, structured approach to healing
Who:
GTEP can be used with specific groups who have experienced a trauma together (a tragedy, loss, or event)
GTEP can be used in families
GTEP is appropriate for anyone wanting to process difficult memories or events, and reduce the impact it has on their life
Virtual & In-Person Sessions Available We offer flexible options to meet your needs:
Virtual sessions – Attend from the comfort of your home
In-person groups – To be coordinated based on needs