EMDR Therapy and Your Brain
This graphic helps the public understand how EMDR helps the brain process certain memories, describing regular vs. stuck memories.
Read MorePolyvagal Puppet Play – Neuroscience, EMDR, and Ception PuppetsTM Fun!
Through an integrative theoretical framework, participants explore innovative and playful integration of EMDR and the Polyvagal theory.
Read MoreThe New Horizon – EMDR Research on Populations, Protocols, and the Brain
Discover relevant, peer-reviewed EMDR therapy research from 2020 and 2021. Key findings are summarized from individual case reports, pilot studies and randomized controlled trials to assist practicing clinicians.
Read MoreA Model for the Flash Technique Based on Working Memory and Neuroscience Research
Research has shown that the Flash Technique (FT) appears to reduce memory-related disturbance and may reduce symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder.
Read MoreCourage, Neurobiology, and EMDR Therapy
Leaning forward into adversity takes courage. Research now shows that the brain may actually reward this courage. Following ongoing research is exciting as the scientific community learns more about our…
Read MoreRecent Neural Findings: The Dormant Potential of the Body Scan
This seminar integrates data regarding the Default Mode Network and the Mirror Neuron System with a specific focus on the body scan.
Read MoreEMDR as an Adjunctive Psychological Therapy for Patients With Functional Neurological Disorder: Illustrative Case Examples
Functional neurological disorder (FND) is a common diagnosis in neurology clinics, and there is some evidence psychological therapy can be of benefit.
Read MoreTrauma and the Brain
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Integrated Treatment of Chronic Pain and Chronic Health Conditions
EMDR therapists gain an understanding of the neurobiology of chronic pain and how conditions result from repeated disruption of body systems.
Read MoreThe Network Balance Model of Trauma and Resolution—Level I: Large-Scale Neural Networks
The default mode network functions in autobiographical memory, self-oriented and social cognition, and imagining the future.
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