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Go With That! is intended for mental health professionals trained in EMDR and working with children. This children's book is meant to be read by child therapists to their child clients as a way to share and educate on the EMDR process.

There are a wide range and variety of resourcing and stabilisation techniques to assist clients prior to desensitisation phases four to six. A well-resourced and stabilised client can process memories avoiding some of the blockages, defences, and…

This chapter proposes the Pocket Smock as a Phase 2 intervention to facilitate the preparation process. The Pocket Smock is designed to be a visible and even tangible location to consolidate the child's acquired self-regulation resources. While it…

F. Shapiro called at the 2010 EMDR Asia Conference for the global EMDR network to accelerate the treatment process of the standard protocol (with a focus on the preparatory phase). This with a view to increasing the total number of high quality EMDR…

The workshop will start with an overview of the theory of Mindfulness and current research, highlighting the bene ts of this therapy for psychological dif culties. Attenders will then be shown how to provide an overview of Mindfulness theory to…

Cases of single incident posttraumatic stress disorder often permit a degree of standardization in history taking and preparation phases of EMDR. However for clients with complex histories of neglect and trauma a standardized approach is seldom…

In the Client Preparation Phase (Phase 2), the client learns self-soothing skills before progressing to trauma processing. It is essential that the client be able to voluntarily change from a state of high distress to a state of lower distress.…

This article is an excerpt from the book Integrating EMDR Into Your Practice (Royle & Kerr, 2010), which is a hands-on guide to facilitate the successful integration of eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) training into…

This book addresses the common clinical problem of how clients with severely abusive or deprived childhood backgrounds can be prepared to tolerate the painful feelings that arise with the processing of early trauma.The preparation phase of EMDR is…

This workshop will explore and provide an additional means of stabilization and resource for the EMDR preparation phase, as well as expand therapeutic strategies to resolve treatment blocks and stuck processing. Using concepts such as correct…

Following EMDR training, clinicians experience a steep learning curve when they attempt to implement the protocol with clients. Anecdotal evidence points to a significant reduction in numbers of EMDR trained clinicians actually utilizing it correctly…