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Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing with complex personality pathology: An integrative therapy (Journal of Psychotherapy Integration)

EMDR is a method that appears to have successfully achieved such integration of cognitive behavioral and psychodynamic approaches.

Psychospiritual topics discussed include EMDR and Vipassana meditation, heightened sense of well-being and self-awareness.

Example of EMDR for panic disorder details of a recent case with significant decrease in anticipatory anxiety within two sessions.

Two claustrophobic subjects were treated with eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) a treatment for induced anxiety disorders.

A case of a lesbian couple where both had a history of trauma. The couple is now using EMDR with an emphasis on developing of empathic skills.

This article outlines case studies that use EMDR as a tool to decrease job interview anxiety and enhance workplace performance.

Four Vietnam veterans diagnosed with PTSD were treated with 12 sessions of EMDR, targeting their combat memories.

Eye movement and expectancy variables were tested through one-hour sessions with 41 undergraduate subjects with test anxiety.

Participants receiving EMDR showed decreases in presenting complaints and in anxiety and increases in positive cognition.

EMDR case studies, single-subject experiments and group design experiments on clinical problems are evaluated for effectiveness.

Two spider phobics were first treated with Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and then received an exposure in vivo session.

We treated two medical phobic subjects with eye movement desensitization (EMD). Using detailed images of fear-related events.