Journal of EMDR Practice and Research Archives

Research on Low-Intensity Flash Technique Trauma Intervention by Prelicensed Student Clinicians (Journal of EMDR Practice and Research)

In this study, we aim to explore whether a scripted Flash Technique protocol used by inexperienced student clinicians might be effective.

This article discusses the possible benefit of using EMDR therapy in treating competitive state anxiety in two female golfers.

This mixed methods systematic review aimed to provide insight into the clinicians’ views and experiences of EMDR.

L’échelle des expériences dissociatives (DES-II) reste l’outil de dépistage rapide le plus largement utilisé pour repérer les symptômes …

Depuis 2007, des professionnels de santé mentale en Afrique sub-saharienne ont été formés à la thérapie de désensibilisation et de …

Some mental health clinicians may experience symptoms of indirect trauma or vicarious traumatization due to exposure to traumatic details.

This literature review explores pregnant women with co-occurring substance misuse through the lens of AIP and EMDR therapy intervention.

This meta-analysis synthesizes studies on the effectiveness of trauma-focused & addiction-focused EMDR for people with substance use disorder.

This article utilizes a country case study design to describe the implementation of EMDR therapy training in Brazil.

This study explores changes in attachment security in a sample of adults who received EMDR therapy for PTSD/C-PTSD.

This meta-analysis looks at medically unexplained symptoms, unresolved traumatic or distressing somatic-related memories & how EMDR can help.

The Positive Affect Tolerance protocol helps survivors of early emotional neglect learn to tolerate appreciation, praise, and affection.