Counselor’s Corner on EMDR with Holocaust Survivor
EMDR with a Holocaust survivor struggling with depression. Insights from the Counselor’s Corner column in Go With That Magazine.
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Fire in the Belly: The History of the Butterfly Hug, the EMDR-IGTP, and the ASSYST-Treatment Procedures
Jarero and Lucina (Lucy) Artigas use the butterfly hug and group interventions to heal those effected by tragedies.
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The TEP Suite of EMDR Protocols: The Family of Trauma Episode Protocols Based on EMDR R-TEP and G-TEP
The EMDR R-TEP is soundly based on and extended from Shapiro’s EMD and Recent Event protocols, and the EMDR therapy profession has widely adopted it with over a dozen published studies, including controlled trials.
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EMDR Therapy with First Responders: Beyond the Front Lines (Go With That Magazine Issue)
How do EMDR therapists take care of our first responders? Learn how the help the helpers (law enforcement, EMTs, firefighters, and more).
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EMDR Early Intervention (Go With That Magazine Issue)
EMDR early intervention (EEI) is an important tool for those who face trauma. Addressing trauma urgently – Fires, wars, losses, and more.
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Five EMDR Early Intervention Communities Illuminate the Significance of Community
Discover the Community Response Network (CRN), born from 5 experienced EMDR Early Intervention (EEI) community leaders.
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Responding to Trauma with First Responders in Fairfield, Connecticut
Discover stories from deployments of EMDR Early Intervention (EEI) therapists.
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EMDR Early Intervention & Community Response = Prevention
Following a massive wildfire, EMDR trainers mobilized around the event, providing free training in EMDR Early Intervention (EEI) to 30 EMDR clinicians in the area.
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Social Change, Little “D” Disasters & Why EEI Protocols are Essential to Everyone’s Practice
EMDR Early Intervention (EEI) can be used for “little d” disasters that affect communities (community violence, hate crimes, toxic pollutants, etc.)
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Anyone Can Do Something for 15 Minutes…Even Self-care!
Self-Care for responders: Answering the call to help comes with a cost. Dive into the balancing act mental health responders face.
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