EMDRIA members Archives

A Word from the President: Get to Know the Board of Directors

Carol Miles, EMDRIA Board President asks each member of the EMDRIA Board of Directors for a childhood story.

Executive Director Michael Bowers shares how EMDRIA is focused on learning, growing, and maintaining a beginner’s mind.

Children learn mostly through action & imaginative experimentation, not through verbal reflection/imagery as adults using EMDR.

Parent-child bonds are important for healing. Learn how to foster a supportive atmosphere and enhance a child’s self-perception.

Treating children in a child welfare system can complicate EMDR treatment. Learn skills to help this population.

Little is known about younger children and suicide and even less has been written about using EMDR with suicidal children and teenagers.

Parents are important partners for healing childhood trauma. Discover the transformative role of co-regulation.

Discover how to use EMDR therapy with children and adolescents through play therapy, co-regulation, sandtray integration and more.

Unlocking healing through play: Explore EMDR-Sandtray Protocol. Delve into innovative approaches for child trauma recovery.

How do EMDR therapists take care of our first responders? Learn how the help the helpers (law enforcement, EMTs, firefighters, and more).

Treating First Responders & Public Safety Professionals with EMDR therapy is key to reduce risk of long-term line-of-duty exposure issues.

Firefighters and other first responders are resilient, yet many suffer in silence from witnessing human tragedy. Learn how to help.