Dissociation Archives

Flash Technique for Safe Desensitization of Memories and Fusion of Parts in DID: Modifications and Resourcing Strategies (Frontiers in the Psychotherapy of Trauma and Dissociation)

Paper on the use of the EMDR Flash Technique in the treatment of extreme trauma in Dissociative Identity Disorder from satanic ritual abuse.

This paper explores the use of EMDR therapy in the treatment of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), in its most severe form.

Participants are guided to normalize dissociation by attuning to the ways in which its parts structures manifest in their own lives.

Personal journey of recovery: A candid interview with Jamie Marich, PhD. Uncover insights on overcoming addiction and dissociation.

Unlocking dissociative disorder insights: Dolores Mosquera guides therapists. Explore expert strategies for complex cases.

Mosquera shows us how to maximize the presence of voices as the way to reach important clinical goals, including using EMDR.

The Flash Technique is a new protocol for use in the preparation phase of EMDR to reduce the emotional intensity of traumatic memories.

Memories are successfully integrated in a narrative—stored in an adaptive memory network—with synthesis of the different elements.

Descriptions of specific EMDR therapeutic “tools” and overview of an Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model of treatment of complex PTSD.

Article highlighting the need to include a trauma-informed and dissociation-sensitive treatment of eating disorders (EDs).

Study to test the hypothesis that the dissociative subtype of PTSD has a detrimental effect on outcome of intensive trauma-focused treatment.

Use of EMDR in severely traumatized patients requires an extended stabilization phase. One method is the Progressive Approach.