Case Conceptualization in EMDR Therapy GWT Magazine® Issue

EMDRIA Member Deany Laliotis’ article “AIP Case Conceptualization: Easier Said Than Done?” is featured from the Winter 2026 Go With That Magazine® issue on EMDR therapy case conceptualization.

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Case Conceptualization in EMDR Therapy (Go With That Magazine® Issue)

This issue invites clinicians to deepen their understanding of EMDR case conceptualization through reflection, culture, and clinical complexity.

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Case Conceptualization in EMDR Therapy

Explore how AIP‑informed case conceptualization guides EMDR therapy across all eight phases with practical clinical insights.

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AIP Case Conceptualization: Easier Said Than Done?

A seasoned look at why AIP case conceptualization is complex—and how understanding the “why” improves EMDR outcomes.

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Learning In Layers: Discovering the Map Beneath the Method in EMDR Therapy

Discover how layered learning helps EMDR therapists move from following steps to true AIP‑informed conceptual mastery.

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Contain The Case: Conceptualization from Neuroscience, Through an Anti-Racist Lens

An EMDR case conceptualization framework integrating neuroscience, containment, and anti‑racist, culturally responsive practice.

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The Silent War

How EMDR case conceptualization addresses racial trauma in military and veteran clients through cultural precision and AIP.

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Community Voices: EMDR Case Conceptualization

Clinicians share how culture and identity shape EMDR case conceptualization in real‑world practice.

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Counselor’s Corner: Extreme Social Anxiety

EMDR clinicians share practical strategies for working with extreme social anxiety during processing.

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In the News: March 2, 2026

EMDRIA members and EMDR therapy are featured in various articles and interviews. Learn more in this edition of In the News.

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Examining therapists’ experiences of self-efficacy while delivering intensive eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (Journal of EMDR Practice and Research)

This study examined intensive EMDR therapists’ experiences of self-efficacy, clinical skills, professional attunement, and exposure to vicarious and secondary trauma.

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Incorporating EMDR Therapy Into Couples Work

EMDRIA member Monique Thompson discusses ways to understand and incorporate EMDR therapy into couples therapy.

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