Magazine Article Archives

Exploring the Intersection of EMDR and Play Therapy

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.

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.

Police officers have a lot in common with other first responders, yet face additional, entirely different types of traumatic stress.

9-1-1 operators face a unique kind of stress and trauma. Learn how to help these first responders with EMDR therapy.

Learn how crime Victim Services programs have incorporated mental health training and education into their jobs.

The Harlingen Police Department partnered with EMDR certified therapists to provide intensive EMDR treatment to staff in need of treatment.

An interview with Sonny Provetto, trauma consultant for first responders, winner of the EMDRIA 2018 EMDR Advocacy Award.