EMDR Therapists Archives

A vicarious trauma preventive approach. The Group Traumatic Episode Protocol EMDR and workplace affect in professionals who work with child abuse and neglect (Dialogues in Clinical Neuroscience & Mental Health)

Evaluating the efficacy of Group EMDR in workplace stress management and the prevention or processing of vicarious/secondary trauma.

EMDR is potentially beneficial for psychotic patients suffering from disturbing emotional auditory memories of auditory hallucinations.

This presentation reveals the potential for EMDR therapy to be used as a comprehensive primary clinical operating protocol.

At times clients are unwilling or unable to process all the neural networks associated with the targeted incident during EMDR processing.

Some individuals over-access trauma outside of the Window of Tolerance, particularly veterans. Standard EMDR therapy may need to be titrated.

Participants are guided to normalize dissociation by attuning to the ways in which its parts structures manifest in their own lives.

International guidelines regarding EMDR: do the differences matter? Three separate organizations have released practice guidelines for PTSD.

The presenter illustrates ways to make EMDR therapy more efficient for military service members and veterans transitioning to civilian life.

EMDR therapists gain an understanding of the neurobiology of chronic pain and how conditions result from repeated disruption of body systems.

The appropriate use of addiction-focused EMDR protocols can reduce the impact of unprocessed trauma that often fuels craving and using.

Participants recalled memories of the sounds and pictures while executing a visually-demanding task, an auditory-demanding task, or no task.

Integration of play/art therapy throughout each of the 8 phases of EMDR Therapy is a powerful healing process for children with trauma.