Magazine Article Archives

10 Tips: Using EMDR Therapy with Survivors of Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence

Nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States. EMDR can provide relief for these survivors.

There is a noticeable correlation between trauma and adult sexual issues, such as lower sexual interest, orgasms, and sexual satisfaction.

EMDR counselors can have profound impacts on helping the rainbow community (2SLGBTQPIA+) to heal from daily and societal stressors & trauma.

Schwarz describes a pilot study on the efficacy of EMDR for clients who experienced trauma due to sexual or intimate partner violence.

Human-Animal Bond and EMDR. Insights from the Spring 2023 issue of Go With That Magazine™️ by Alison Leslie, LCSW, SEP.

BIPOC Perspective on Using EMDR with Chronic Pain and Somatic Issues. Insights from the Winter 2023 issue of Go With That Magazine.

Bilateral Stimulation Alternatives: Navigating Physical and Medical Trauma. Insights from Go With That Magazine™️, Counselor’s Corner column.

If you treat adults, you are treating chronic pain and chronic health conditions. Even if you don’t know it.

Read case vignettes that affirm using EMDR therapy with neurodiverse clients in this article from Go With That Magazine.

There is an undeniable link between stress and physical symptoms, such as headaches, stomachaches, and the common cold.

How does a client physically respond during EMDR therapy? This article introduces the value of somatically tracking a client’s “process”.

Discover 10 key variations to the basic EMDR therapy protocol for working with pain and MUS in this article.