Comparison of EMDR Approaches for Managing Over-Accessing
Some individuals over-access trauma outside of the Window of Tolerance, particularly veterans. Standard EMDR therapy may need to be titrated.
Why are there Differences in International Guidelines Recommendations Regarding EMDR
International guidelines regarding EMDR: do the differences matter? Three separate organizations have released practice guidelines for PTSD.
Integrated Treatment of Chronic Pain and Chronic Health Conditions
EMDR therapists gain an understanding of the neurobiology of chronic pain and how conditions result from repeated disruption of body systems.
EMDR Addiction Protocols-Stabilize Addiction, Process Trauma, Avoid Relapse
The appropriate use of addiction-focused EMDR protocols can reduce the impact of unprocessed trauma that often fuels craving and using.
Healing Children through Integrating Play & Art Therapy with EMDR Therapy
Integration of play/art therapy throughout each of the 8 phases of EMDR Therapy is a powerful healing process for children with trauma.
EMDR Now and Tomorrow: Connecting Therapy Research to Practice
A challenge for EMDR is to bridge the gap between knowledge generated from scientific research & application of results in clinical practice.
Childhood Abuse, Brain Development and Psychopathology
Childhood maltreatment is an important preventable risk factor for psychiatric disorders. Explore the effects of maltreatment on the brain.
Advancing Excellence in Treating Complex Trauma
Strategies to treat Dissociative Cognitive Errors with case examples give clinicians tools to treat complex trauma within the AIP model.
The Flash Technique – An Advance in EMDR Treatment
It is difficult to conduct EMDR with clients if they are unwilling to focus on disturbing memories. The flash technique can help.
The Dance of Attachment: An EMDR Relational Approach
Learn to use relational dimension to facilitate clients’ experiences in & out of processing, and establish secure attachments going forward.
Strategies for Healing Suicidal and High-Risk Youth in the 21st Century
Strategies for treating suicidal & high-risk youth, with a focus on the special challenges our youth face today (bullying & social media).
It’s Not the End of the World; Developing Resilience in Times of Change
Modern psychology and neuroscience have clearly identified the attitudes and practices that support resilience.
