Inner child therapy as cognitive framework for EMDR

Inner Child Therapy provides a useful cognitive framework for the intense affective work done during EMDR. Stages of change are utilized to organize therapy necessary to prepare clients for EMDR and to integrate what clients learn from EMDR into their lives. Participants will: 1) identify transtheoretical stages of change; 2) explain the development of Inner Child Therapy within the transtheoretical model; 3) describe the ways Inner Child Therapy can be used as cognitive framework for EMDR; and 4) apply concepts of Inner Child Therapy to EMDR therapy practice.

Conference

English

Ann E. Potter

Potter, A. E. (2001, June). Inner child therapy as cognitive framework for EMDR. Presentation at the 6th EMDR International Association Conference, Austin, TX