Counselor’s Corner: HIPPA-compliant email platforms
Counselor’s Corner: HIPPA-compliant email platforms
EMDR therapists respond to the question “What HIPPA-compliant email platforms do you use?” in this issue of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸.
Read more in this segment with contributions by Toneh Smyth, LCSW, Michele Yarberry, LPC, NCC, RPT, CECP, Melissa Monahan, Robbie Fuller, MA, C-DBT, NCC, LPC-S, Jade DeFrates, Nicole Luk, Ph.D., Erin Hopper, M.A., NCC, LPC-A, TF-CBT, Linda Storm, MA, CCC, CT from the Winter 2024 issue EMDR Therapy and Anxiety of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸.
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Community Voices on Clients with Anxiety
Community Voices on Clients with Anxiety
EMDR therapists respond to the question “Could you offer a specific example of how some aspect of a client’s culture/race was deeply meaningful as a resource and/or as a challenge in the use of EMDR with a client who is struggling with anxiety?”
Learn more in this article from the Winter 2024 issue EMDR Therapy and Anxiety of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸ by with contributions by Raychelle Wallace, LMHC, Audrey Seaton-Bacon, Ph.D., Danethia Saunders, LCSW-BACS, Shanae Bezusko, LICSW, APHSW-C, MSW, MNO.
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EMDR Case Conceptualization for Fear of Flying in the AANHPI Populations
EMDR Case Conceptualization for Fear of Flying in the AANHPI Populations
This article will take a deep dive into the efficacy of using EMDR therapy with Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AANHPI) patients who experience fear of flying under the adaptive information processing (AIP) framework. Following COVID-19, AANHPI flyers fear now that simply boarding an airplane increases the chance of being exposed to discrimination and health risks.
Learn more in this article from the Winter 2024 issue EMDR Therapy and Anxiety of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸ by , MSW, LCSW, with contribution from , LCSW.
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EMDR Phase 1 and Assessment of OCD Subtypes: Meta OCD, Existential, Relational, and Health-Related Concern OCD
EMDR Phase 1 and Assessment of OCD Subtypes: Meta OCD, Existential, Relational, and Health-Related Concern OCD
This article will discuss four subtypes of OCD: meta, existential, relational, and health concern OCD. Each is described along with standard psychometrics available, insight that each subtype offers about the disorder, and the importance of assessment and client history (Phase 1) through the EMDR therapy lens.
Learn more in this article from the Winter 2024 issue EMDR Therapy and Anxiety of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸ by , Ph.D. and , LCSW.
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A Three-Pronged Approach to Treating Anxiety with EMDR Therapy
A Three-Pronged Approach to Treating Anxiety with EMDR Therapy
The experience of anxiety exists on a continuum of mild sensations at one end and a crippling anxiety disorder on the other. The standard protocol is our gold standard for treating anxiety disorders with EMDR therapy. If you can inspire your clients to be curious about what is driving their anxiety, much of their fear and terror can be alleviated.
Learn more in this article from the Winter 2024 issue EMDR Therapy and Anxiety of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸ by Jennifer L. Fee, Psy.D.
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EMDR Therapy Treatment of Anxiety Disorders, Explanation of the Basic Protocol and Case Conceptualization
EMDR Therapy Treatment of Anxiety Disorders, Explanation of the Basic Protocol and Case Conceptualization
When EMDR Therapy clinicians come for consultation regarding their clients who are suffering from anxiety disorders, they are often overwhelmed by the severe level of the client’s symptomatology and are confused about where to begin.
Learn more in this article from the Winter 2024 issue EMDR Therapy and Anxiety of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸ by Priscilla Marquis, Ph.D.
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EMDR Therapy and Anxiety (Go With That Magazine™️ Issue)
EMDR Therapy and Anxiety
Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸ Winter 2024
According to the World Health Organization, more than four percent of the world’s population experience an anxiety disorder. In 2019, 301 million people had this disorder making it the most common of all mental disorders. How can EMDR therapy help? What do EMDR therapists need to know about anxiety to help their clients and patients? Read more about EMDR therapy and anxiety.
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This issue includes the following articles:
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EMDR Therapy Treatment of Anxiety Disorders, Explanation of the Basic Protocol and Case Conceptualization by , Ph.D.
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A Three-Pronged Approach to Treating Anxiety with EMDR Therapy by , Psy.D.
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EMDR Phase 1 and Assessment of OCD Subtypes: Meta OCD, Existential, Relational, and Health-Related Concern OCD by , Ph.D. and , LCSW
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EMDR Case Conceptualization for Fear of Flying in the AANHPI Populations by , MSW, LCSW, with contribution from , LCSW
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Internalized Sexual Shame in the Treatment of Eating Disorders
Internalized Sexual Shame in the Treatment of Eating Disorders
An endless supply of shame sources exist for our clients. When the clinician has increased awareness of typical shameful experiences, it allows for better history-taking, case conceptualization, and ultimately client success.
Read more in this article from the Fall 2023 issue EMDR Therapy & Eating Disorders of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸ by Lauren Kiser, Ph.D. and DaLene Forester, Ph.D.
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Resilience: The Intersection of Eating Disorders and EMDR
Resilience: The Intersection of Eating Disorders and EMDR
Resilience is more than a buzzword circulating throughout the therapy community and among the general population. Resilience is a competency that can be learned and developed through treating trauma and in the context of eating disorder (ED) recovery.
Read more in this article from the Fall 2023 issue EMDR Therapy & Eating Disorders of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸ by Erica Faulhaber, MA, NCC, LPC, CEDS.
An open access version of this article is available at EMDRIA’s Focal Point blog EMDR and Eating Disorders, published December 15, 2023.Â
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EMDR Therapy & Eating Disorders (Go With That Magazine™️ Issue)
EMDR Therapy & Eating Disorders
Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸ Fall 2023
According to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD), eating disorders affect at least 9 percent of the population worldwide. Eating disorders are among the deadliest mental illnesses, second only to opioid overdose. The statistics for BIPOC and LGBTQA+ populations are more dismal, mainly because of missed opportunities by their doctors. With so many people suffering, how can EMDR therapists help? What do you need to know so you do not miss the signs, and what can you do to help heal? This issue’s authors, who focus their EMDR therapy practices on helping clients or patients with disordered eating, share what they know.
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This issue includes the following articles:
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Resilience: The Intersection of Eating Disorders and EMDR by Erica Faulhaber, MA, NCC, LPC, CEDS
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An AIP Approach to Disordered Eating by Cassie Krajewski, LCSW, LAC, CST
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Internalized Sexual Shame in the Treatment of Eating Disorders by Lauren Kiser, Ph.D. and DaLene Forester, Ph.D.
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Eating Disorders: What Are EMDR Therapists Missing? by Samantha Sessamen, LMHC
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Counselor’s Corner on Negative Cognitions
Counselor’s Corner on Negative Cognitions
In the Counselor’s Corner column, EMDR therapists respond to the question of Clint White who asks: “Hi all! I’m working with a 62-year-old male who retired three years ago after working for 40 years as a EMT. When completing his trauma history, he was able to identify the negative cognition (NC) for the five events that have occurred since he retired. However, he could not identify the NC for most of the events that he encountered as a first responder. I have tried to reword the question in various ways such as, ‘What is the untrue thought that you have about yourself that intellectually you know is not true?’ or ‘What is the lie that you tell yourself about yourself?’ I have reviewed the cognitions list with the client as well as having had several conversations with the client trying to help identify the NC. But, to no avail. The client can’t seem to identify the NC. Does anyone have any recommendations regarding any other steps I can take in this situation? Any help would be greatly appreciated!”
Read responses from Carolina Radovan, North Vancouver, BC, Canada; Shon Howell, Chicago IL; Lydia Carrick, Seattle, WA; Dr. Michelle Morrissey, Pueblo, CO; and Lauren Stinson, MS, LPC, NCC.
This question and responses originally appeared in the Central Forum online community. The answers have been edited and condensed for clarity and space. To view the entire discussion, members can visit www.emdria.org/emdria-community.
Read more in this article from the Fall 2023 issue EMDR Therapy & Eating Disorders of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸.
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BIPOC Perspective on Eating Disorders
BIPOC Perspective on Eating Disorders
In the BIPOC Perspective column, EMDR therapists respond to the question: “Could you offer a specific example of how some aspect of a client’s culture/race was significant as a resource and/or as a challenge in the use of EMDR with a client struggling with an eating disorder or disordered eating?”
Contributors include Elizabeth Sanchez, LMFT, Certified EMDR Therapist, Approved EMDR Consultant, Certified Brainspotting Therapist, Desyree Dixon, Doctoral Candidate EdD, Organizational Change and Leadership, LCSW-C, EMDR Certified Therapist and Consultant; and Cheryl Kenn, LCSW, EMDR Trainer and Consultant.
Read more in this article from the Fall 2023 issue EMDR Therapy & Eating Disorders of Go With That Magazineâ„¢ï¸.
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