External Resource Archives

Autobiographical memories become less vivid and emotional after eye movements (British Journal of Clinical Psychology)

After eye movements, but not after the other interventions, negative memories became less negative & positive memories became less positive.

Testing if orienting reflex is an explanatory mechanism in EMDR and whether EMDR effects are due to a distraction effect.

This study examined the impact of taxing working memory on negative and positive memories.

Ten women participated in a semistandardized interview to share their experiences with active addiction, treatment, EMDR therapy, & recovery.

A case study using EMDR-derived technique to address impulse-control disorders and positive feelings linked with behaviors.

Investigating the applicability of EMDR in four people with mild intellectual disabilities suffering from PTSD following various traumas.

EMDR is presented as an additional method for addressing obsessive-compulsive disorders, along with cognitive behavioural therapy.

Study showing no significant difference between prolonged exposure and other active treatments (CPT, EMDR, CT, and SIT).

Changes in salivary cortisol levels in adult female rape victims with PTSD, assigned to either prolonged exposure therapy or EMDR.

This study aimed to objectivize the quality of smooth pursuit eye movements in a standard laboratory task before and after EMDR.

Study to determine the prevalence of PTSD and the effectiveness of EMDR treatment in traumatized Iraqi children.

This study examined whether eye movements reduce vividness and emotionality of visual distressing images about feared future events: “flashforwards”.