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JEMDR Depression Articles

A round-up of citations from our peer-reviewed Journal of EMDR Practice and Research on how EMDR therapy can help clients facing depression.

EMDRIA member David Franks offers 10 tips for using EMDR therapy to treat addictions at inpatient facilities.

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

This chapter provides the history of creative arts (art, music, dance, psychodrama) as body/mind therapies that help heal the whole brain.

EMDR and pregnancy: what’s the risk if we don’t do EMDR with pregnant clients? Hear Dr. Mara Tesler Stein on the Zero Disturbance podcast.

EMDR therapy can help with self-harm. EMDRIA members answer “How has EMDR therapy helped you to work with clients who self-harm?”

EMDR was employed to reduce their risk of suicide or suicidal ideations in rape victims who were hospitalized with major depressive disorder.

EMDR’s client-centered structure allows client spiritual beliefs to be incorporated into psychotherapy regardless of the therapist’s beliefs.

This pilot study aims to test the feasibility and acceptability of the EMDR approach among female patients with invasive breast cancer.

EMDR can be used as an effective psychotherapy in children with ADHD and PTSD, for PTSD and oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), not ADHD.

Partial findings from a study that examined integrating emotionally focused therapy (EFT) and EMDR as clinical frameworks in couple therapy.

In this video, Rachel Walker explains the integration of attachment theory, structural dissociation, parts work, and EMDR.