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EMDR in Psychoncology (Clinical Neuropsychiatry)

This article looks at research on psychoncology (psycho-oncology), cancer as trauma, and EMDR therapy.

Parmi les maladies potentiellement mortelles, le cancer est l’une des plus traumatisantes et des plus génératrices de détresse. Il impacte le…

La exposición a una enfermedad potencialmente mortal como el cáncer puede constituir una experiencia traumática que, en algunos casos, puede…

L’objectif de cette recherche est d’évaluer l’efficacité du protocole de traitement intégratif de groupe par la désensibilisation et le…

Literature shows mortality rates may improve with effective psychotherapy, yet patients with cancer tends to receive generic psychotherapy.

Importance of understanding connection of psychological pain and physical suffering—proposes a clinical perspective based on EMDR approach.

Literature review focusing on a comparison with the results of neurobiological studies on PTSD in non-oncological patients.

This article outlines a comprehensive model that helps to identify crucial target memories for EMDR psychotherapy with patients with cancer.

Given the growing evidence of the role of stress and behavior on cancer outcomes, a biobehavioral approach to treatment may help.

Protocol to effectively provide intensive EMDR treatment to large groups of patients & address a psychological dimension of cancer.

A couple therapy treatment developed by Johnson and Moore (2012, 2014) can be used for couples facing medical challenges.

Value of trauma-focused treatment for patients with cancer & suggests the usefulness of applying EMDR therapy in an oncological setting.