IEMT Practitioner Training

IEMT Q&A 7th July 2026 with Matt Kendall

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How can I support my client after sessions?

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I am wondering what happens if you are just doing the demo to show them how it works and they then it opens up to the whole session starting because they have another emotion now about the memory. Do you just go with that instead of just trying to show them it works. Also it may be technically different from the actual problem they came in for and wanted to work on so that’s a bit tricky too. Thanks!

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I watched the most recent interview you did with Andy. This question relates to that interview.

Given the importance of people doing IEMT knowing how to respond if there are any medical etc issues that occur with clients, do you think there should be a requirement for those trained in IEMT to have a first aid qualification or some sort of medical response training?

I know the association offers some training. For example: dealing with su***de risks.

But should first aid or medical response training be mandatory in order to practice/work with clients?

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I am having trouble with my case studies and making them PDFs and submitting them the way you want. I am not very technical. Help?

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What do you do on a client consultation? Is it important to do one?

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Where can I hold sessions in person? I don't know where to start.

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Yes, do you explain the 3-pillars concept to a client cognitively when working on related feelings of fear, guilt and anger?

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How do I work with someone who is so anxious that they can't sit still, close their eyes or follow any instruction?

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How can I support my friend who is very anxious after a recent colon cancer diagnosis. She already said she has never been that scared before. She has a tendency to catastrophise.

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For more information about becoming an IEMT Practitioner, please see https://www.iemtpractitionertraining.com

Annette Williams is a Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapist and confidence specialist based in Lymm, Cheshire, helping people overcome anxiety, fears, phobias and self-doubt.

She specialises in confidence for public speaking, presentations, interviews and social situations, supporting you to feel calm, in control and able to perform at your best under pressure.

Annette is also a published author, Associate Lecturer and former multi-award-winning TV Executive Producer with the BBC.

She decided to train in Integral Eye Movement Techniques to add it to her repertoire of skills to use with her clients.

Her book is Step into Your Spotlight and is available on Amazon
here https://www.amazon.co.uk/Step-Into-Your-Spotlight-Confident/dp/1919266208

Her website is https://silverbrookhypnotherapy.co.uk/

IEMT Q&A 3rd June with Matt Kendall

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Could you please elaborate on POCs, e.g 'what if' or 'may be'. Could you give examples and how to work with it rather than just pointing it out to people

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The family panorama. I find it intriguing but time consuming. I have preferred to ask people about the identity of others instead.

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Hi, when doing the other pronoun work do we keep it to their own gender pronouns?
I read out the whole list as an example and my female client chose 'him' in reference to her ex husband! I tried it but it didn't seem right so moved onto the visual representation for identity of others to work on him.

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How do you with someone with a fear of heights?

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Can IEMT help with issues such as IBS?

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Is it better to specalise in something or work with everyone?

Emma Toms is an Integrated Wellness Coach, IEMT Practitioner and SSP Provider. She is based in Glasgow and works online.

Emma helps people who are exhausted from holding it all together. This includes people navigating chronic stress, autoimmune conditions, anxiety that doesn’t switch off, bodies that feel wired, inflamed, or simply not their own anymore.

Her work sits at the meeting point of science and lived experience, nervous system regulation, trauma-informed practice, and deep respect for the body’s intelligence.
https://www.emmatoms.com/

For more information about becoming an IEMT Practitioner, please visit https://www.iemtpractitionertraining.com/