Journal of EMDR Practice and Research Archives

Cognitive Function Assessment of a Patient With PTSD Before and After EMDR Treatment (Journal of EMDR Practice and Research)

Case study investigates whether successful psychotherapy for PTSD symptoms will also ameliorate cognitive deficits.

Tinnitus is a common and distressing symptom affecting at least 10% of the population. There are many proposed therapies.

There are differences as to how various international treatment guidelines judge the strength of the EMDR evidence base.

Literature review of 12 EMDR therapy studies in peer-reviewed journals that implement qualitative methodology other than case studies.

The aim of the current systematic review is to examine the efficacy of EMDR therapy as treatment for chronic subjective tinnitus.

Administer the EMDR Life Stress Protocol, which targets a significant recent experience not necessarily remarkable as a stand-alone event.

Death of a loved one is universally distressing. The stressful conditions of COVID-19 can compound the trauma of a loss.

The Zeigarnik effect (better memory for interrupted rather than completed tasks) explains formation of traumatic memories as incomplete tasks.

Functional neurological disorder (FND) is a common diagnosis in neurology clinics, and there is some evidence psychological therapy can help.

Changes reported after EMDR therapy to the memories of childhood sexual abuse in adult male who sexually offended prepubescent children.

Integration of EMDR therapy with a family therapy treatment, designed for treating mothers and babies from conception through the first year.

Une analyse documentaire des modèles actuels de traitement des agresseurs d’enfants et des théories contemporaines de l’étiologie donne à…