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EMDR & Trauma

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Treating Endometriosis Pain with EMDR

Healing our stories can lessen our pain.

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How EMDR Helped Me Find Healing in a Most Daunting Year

EMDR aims to process trauma in a more detached way than simply retelling the stories, which can be too emotionally intense. It works in eight phases: history taking, client preparation, assessment, desensitization, installation, body scan, closure, and reevaluation of treatment effect.

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Experience Life - Can EMDR Change Your Brain?

Why eye movement desensitization and reprocessing — or EMDR — may help treat trauma.

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Curious If EMDR Is An Effective Form Of Therapy? Here's What To Know.

Those who work with eye movement desensitization and reprocessing to treat trauma share the pros and cons.

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How EMDR Therapy Opens a Window to the Brain

Over the past two decades, the use of eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy has provided researchers and clinicians with the ability to observe how symptoms develop and can be rapidly treated.

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Can EMDR Remove Fear & Shame?!

Russell Brand & Jameela Jamil discuss Jameela's experience with EMDR therapy.

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Chardon Ohio School Shooting

The people of this tiny town have had six years to reflect on what a seventeen-year-old boy with a gun did, and how his terrible act has affected them.

Every Memory Deserves Respect

the authors Michael and Deborah speak about EMDR and their book

Trauma Matters Spring 2019: Quarterly Publication of the Connecticut Women's Consortium

Audio Recording (Interview)

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April 19, 2019

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Audience:

mental health professionals

In this interview hear from Dr. Debbie Korn, PsyD from the Trauma Center in Boston; a clinician, teacher, researcher, and consultant known for her knowledge and integration of many different clinical models, including EMDR. In treating and consulting on complex, chronically traumatized cases, she believes that it is important to carry a large toolbox and to remain flexible, practical, and integrative.

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Trauma Matters Spring 2019: Quarterly Publication of the Connecticut Women's Consortium

Article/Interview (PDF)

microphone

April 19, 2019

Donation Center

Audience:

mental health professionals

In this interview hear from Dr. Debbie Korn, PsyD from the Trauma Center in Boston; a clinician, teacher, researcher, and consultant known for her knowledge and integration of many different clinical models, including EMDR. In treating and consulting on complex, chronically traumatized cases, she believes that it is important to carry a large toolbox and to remain flexible, practical, and integrative.

Check it Out

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