Psychedelic Assisted Therapy (Go With That Magazine® Issue)
Once considered unconventional, both EMDR therapy and psychedelic-assisted therapy approaches are now supported by expanding scientific research.
Counselor’s Corner: Resources for Emotion in the Body
EMDR therapists respond to the question, “resource[s] that can help explain what it means when clients identify the emotion and location of that emotion in the body?”
Community Voices: Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy
EMDR therapists recall instances when a client’s culture/race was meaningful in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy.
Ethical Considerations for Combining Low Dose Psychedelics and EMDR Therapy
Concrete tools and guidelines for clinicians to consider for ethical harm reduction practice of psycholytic EMDR.
Top 10 Things EMDR Therapists Need to Know When Working with EMDR and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Top ten things EMDR therapists need to know before exploring ketamine’s unique neurochemical effects to facilitate therapeutic breakthroughs.
Fixing “Bad Trips”? Exploring EMDR as a Psychedelic Safety Net
As psychedelic use expands, particularly in non-clinical settings, there’s an urgent need for more open conversations around adverse outcomes.
EMDR and Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy: A Match Made in Heaven?
Even if you have no interest in psychedelic-assisted therapy, your clients may bring psychedelic experiences—both beneficial & challenging—for reprocessing.
Comparing the effectiveness of online therapy versus in-person therapy in youth: Protocol for a non-inferiority randomized controlled trial (Trials)
In a randomized controlled trial, this protocol would aim to compare the results of online Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and EMDR therapy to in-person treatment.
Investigating intersubject neural variability in fMRI during emotional processing to assess EMDR treatment effects on depression in multiple sclerosis (Journal of the Neurological Sciences)
This study utilized fMRI imaging as a way to investigate and measure underlying neural plasticity for emotional processing deficits such as those found in people with Multiple Sclerosis who experience depression.