External Resource Archives

Cessation of deliberate self harm following eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing: A case report (BMC Cases Journal)

A case report of using EMDR with an eighteen year old female patient presenting with acts of self cutting.

Bilateral stimulation treatment methods such as EMDR were shown to be successful in treating the PTSD and Bulimia Nervosa conditions.

The effects of saccadic bilateral (horizontal) eye movements on memory for a visual event narrative were investigated.

Two case examples of combat veterans illustrate the ability of EMDR to achieve symptom reduction in a variety of clinical domains.

Meta-analysis of 33 studies to address questions surrounding the efficacy of psychological approaches in the treatment of specific phobia.

The effectiveness of EMDR was tested by randomly assigning 48 participants to either an eye movement or an eye stationary condition.

This study explored physiological correlates of eye movements during EMDR in relation to current hypotheses; distraction, conditioning, etc.

Participants in this study rated unpleasant autobiographical memories before and after eye movements or an eyes stationary control condition.

Four sessions of EMDR led to elimination of phantom limb pain and a significant reduction in PTSD for one combat veteran.

This report suggests the application of EMDR for treatment of depressive disorder related, not to trauma, but to stressful life events.

Subjects with chronic PTSD following occupational health hazards (train accidents or assault at work) were treated with 5 sessions of EMDR.

Study to to explore the possibility of using EMDR to treat women who have experienced post-traumatic stress after childbirth.