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For those of us having the luxury of watching color television our entire lives, classic black and white movies can be challenging in spite of the fact that many of these films offer a much richer ... 
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This theory highlights the nervous systems importance in how we perceive trauma.
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Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing for the treatment of PTSD is superior to antidepressant medication, with greater symptom reduction and no side effects, new research suggests.
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EMDR therapy can transform the effects of traumatic stress on day to day life. This site is for you to discover EMDR, and to find top local therapists.
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Moving your eyes from side to side might reduce negative memories.
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New Article in the Atlantic on EMDR Therapy...The Mental-Health Technique That Might Work Faster Than Therapy
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February 28, 2020 2:29 AM
New Article in the Atlantic on EMDR Therapy...The Mental-Health Technique That Might Work Faster Than Therapy
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http://www.eomega.org/omega/faculty/viewProfile/599ef999a89782acb5c475041e722c80/ Laurel Parnell, PhD, is an internationally recognized clinical psychologist... Via Lorna Christensen
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August 2, 2013 3:12 PM
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August 7, 2014 2:14 PM
Resource tapping gives us access to calming resources wherever we are.
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I added a video to a @YouTube playlist http://t.co/uPGfMVufYU How EMDR Can Resolve Traumatic Memories That Formed You.mov Via Lorna Christensen
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You may doubt that moving your eyes a certain way can treat crippling addictions and repressed memories. But a bevy of doctors and satisfied patients swear otherwise. Via Lorna Christensen
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by Dr. Wilfried Busse, PhD Your pulse is racing and your palms are sweaty. You are having trouble keeping your breathing steady. Your brain is misfiring, making you think that you may be having a heart attack.
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A new brief therapy eases symptoms of combat-related psychological trauma, a nursing study shows.
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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. Over 20 randomized studies have demonstrated positive treatment effects, and EMDR has been declared an effective trauma treatment by organizations worldwide, including the American Psychiatric Association and the Department of Defense. Three randomized studies have demonstrated that 84 to 100 percent of those suffering from a single trauma no longer had posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after an average of three 90-minute sessions. Changes that typically took months or years with other forms of therapy occurred within weeks. This rapidity allows both clients and clinicians to observe firsthand how the brain’s internal connections are made. - See more at: http://brainworldmagazine.com/how-emdr-therapy-opens-a-window-to-the-brain/#sthash.cyKkitGi.uFjJOZku.dpuf
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For those who have followed the blog for a while, you might know I mostly work as a trauma therapist, and that I use, among other methods, EMDR to integrate traumatic memories. EMDR stands for eye ...
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The majority of clients that walk through our doors are victims of domestic violence (DV). Their stories are painful and the complex symptoms that emerge following chronic interpersonal traumatiza...
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Often people want to try EMDR because more traditional therapies haven’t been productive. In Los Angeles, EMDR therapy for anxiety, trauma, phobias, panic attacks.
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This is a nice description of EMDR by Kay Simmeth, an EMDR consultant...with a nice video link.
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My last post about how I handle being tweaked mentioned how I might have reacted in the past, but how I am training myself to react now. But this blog is supposed to specifically be about fighting ...
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Personal testimony on the ability of EMDR to change scripts and create coping skills.
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Somebody found my Google blog today by asking this question: "Can an untrained EMDR therapist cause . . " I'm assuming the complete question would be something like, "Can an untrained EMDR therap...
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A list of questions to ask before choosing an EMDR therapist.
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Researchers from the University of Amsterdam in The Netherlands conducted a non-randomized study to evaluate the usefulness of a trauma-focused treatment approach for travel phobia or milder travel anxiety arising as a result of a road traffic accident. Via CBT Interventions
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EMDR and Trauma Focused CBT are effective in helping people afraid to travel...
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Many people suffer from either physical or emotional wounds that remain from a previous traumatic experience, and sometimes both. Trauma is defined as a serious injury or shock to the body, as from violence or an accident, or an event or situation that causes great distress and disruption. A traumatic experience can hijack the body and break down the connection between mind and body. We may not be able to connect rationally or articulate what we feel. In a recent interview Bessel van der Kolk, trauma expert at the Boston University School of Medicine explained... Via Fuller Life Family Therapy
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Great help to understand how the body experiences and heals from trauma...Thanks Jennifer!
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August 30, 2013 11:23 AM
Therapeutic practices that help those suffering from the effects of trama to reconnect with their body in a compassionate way.
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by Marshall Wilensky “Until recently, psychologists thought trauma permanently altered brain chemistry. We now believe that eye movement somehow liberates the natural healing process to reverse such effects.
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This article by Dr. Marshall Wilensky summarizes some current research in EMDR:
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For those who have followed the blog for a while, you might know I mostly work as a trauma therapist, and that I use, among other methods, EMDR to integrate traumatic memories. EMDR stands for eye ...
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A recent share by an EMDR client named Amy has inspired this article. Here is what she said: I am amazed with my results from EMDR. Overwhelmed with anxiety and panic on a daily basis, I thought I was out of options. I had been to talk therapy regularly, but with little to no improvement. That all changed when I began seeing my EMDR Therapist. EMDR is successful because it works with your brain; how your brain stores trauma, and the ripple down effects of untreated trauma (ie: anxiety and panic.) Upon meeting my new EMDR therapist, I was diagnosed with PTSD. My panic attacks were directly related to my PTSD triggers. It was such a relief to hear this diagnosis.
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August 24, 2013 1:19 AM
How EMDR treats, instead of simply managing, panic and anxiety
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Hundreds of Volunteers and Donors
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Updates on how EMDR and the Humanitarian Assistance Programs makes a difference in the world.
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This is a brief interview with a veteran who served 2 tours in Iraq as he talks about his successful experience with EMDR therapy and how it helped him overc... Via Lorna Christensen
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August 2, 2013 1:09 PM
A brief video with a client explaining the benefits from doing EMDR therapy
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Brain can help neutralize 'stage fright' Via CBT Interventions
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http://www.eomega.org/omega/faculty/viewProfile/599ef999a89782acb5c475041e722c80/ Laurel Parnell, PhD, is an internationally recognized clinical psychologist...
Resourcing nurturing, love, competence - and changing yourself in positive ways - building strength neurologically.
Resource tapping gives us access to calming resources wherever we are.
