Families/Parents Archives

Flip the Script: Messaging to Heal the Parent-Child Connection

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.

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

Both CBT and EMDR can help children to greatly recover from the outcomes of domestic violence in comparison with control group.

Three case descriptions to demonstrate use of “Sleeping Dogs” method to engage children who initially refused to participate in EMDR therapy.

Effectiveness of treating a 17-month-old with PTSD and a disrupted secure attachment utilizing EMDR and integrative family therapy approach.

Effectiveness of an integrative EMDR and family therapy model, specifically the Integrative Attachment Trauma Protocol for Children (IATP-C).

Studies show the relationship of child & caregivers is critical for a child’s brain function and intergenerational transmission of attachment.

An EMDR Certified Therapist discusses EMDR and attachment in the Attachment Theory in Action podcast with Karen Doyle Buckwalter.

EMDR in Family Systems describes the EMDR process and a step-by-step approach to integrating EMDR with other therapeutic tools.

Case conceptualization, therapeutic intervention, and therapeutic progress of a hospitalized adolescent with PTSD following parental abuse.

The AIP model hypothesizes that chronic parenting stress may result from past distressing parental experiences not adaptively processed.