10 Things about EMDR and Autism
EMDR and Autism: 10 Tips for Effective Therapy. Insights from the Summer 2022 issue of Go With That Magazine by Sherri Paulson, LCSW, EMDRIA Approved Consultant.
Bridging the Gap to Belonging
Bridging the Gap to Belonging: EMDR with Teens. Insights from the Summer 2022 issue of Go With That Magazine by Vanessa M. Sanford.
BIPOC Perspective on EMDR with Teenagers
BIPOC Perspective on EMDR with Teenagers: Cultural Insights and Challenges. Insights from the Summer 2022 issue of Go With That Magazine.
EMDRIA Trailblazers on How EMDR Therapy Changed Their Careers
We are celebrating the EMDRIA Trailblazers, EMDR therapists who have been with EMDRIA for more than 20 years! Here they answer “How did EMDR therapy help you or change your professional career?”
EMDR Therapy and Tinnitus
EMDRIA member Leslie Pertz discusses EMDR therapy and tinnitus. EMDR therapy has been effective for clients with tinnitus in clinical practice.
EMDR Therapy for Veterans and Service Members: Client Handout
Learn how EMDR therapy can help veterans and service members heal from traumatic events in this handout for clients.
Top 5 Myths about Treating Veterans and Service Members with EMDR Therapy: Infographic
Bust some common myths about treating veterans and military members with EMDR therapy in this infographic.
Top 10 Tips for EMDR Therapists working with Veterans and Service Members: Infographic
Use this infographic’s 10 quick tips for EMDR therapists working with military veterans and active duty clients.
How to Create a Therapeutic Alliance with Veterans and Service Members: Infographic
Create a therapeutic alliance with military veterans and service members using these tips for EMDR therapists.
EMDR Therapy and Military Resource List
Continue your research on using EMDR therapy with veterans and military personnel with this collection of resource citations.
The effectiveness of psychological interventions for reducing PTSD and psychological distress in first responders: A systematic review and meta-analysis (PLOS ONE)
This article explores the evidence for psychological treatments for PTSD, anxiety, depression, stress, and burnout in first responders.
