EMI et EMDR: Ressemblances et différencesEMI and EMDR: Similarities and differences
Description
Dans le champ de la psychothérapie, les intervenants peuvent avoir recours à différentes techniques: l’hypnose, la PNL, la désensibilisation systématique, la thérapie d’Impact, etc. À l’heure actuelle, deux d’entre elles se démarquent plus particulièrement: l’EMI (Eye Movement Integration Therapy) et l’EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). Comme chacun le sait, ces techniques sont utilisées pour traiter les états de stress post-traumatiques et les souvenirs récurrents et négatifs. Comme elles présentent certaines ressemblances – dont la plus évidente est qu’elles font toutes deux appel à des mouvements oculaires –, il arrive souvent qu’elles soient confondues. Le présent article ayant comme principal objectif de les distinguer, nous aborderons divers aspects permettant de circonscrire leurs particularités propres: nous verrons donc les origines de chacune de ces techniques, le type de segments effectués, les mouvements oculaires impliqués et, enfin, la manière dont ces techniques s’appliquent lors des traitements.
In the field of psychotherapy, stakeholders may use different techniques: hypnosis, NLP, systematic desensitization, the impact of therapy, etc. At present, two of them stand out in particular: the EMI (Eye Movement Integration Therapy), and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). As everyone knows, these techniques are used to treat post-traumatic stress disorder and recurrent and negative memories. As they have certain similarities - the most obvious is that they both use to eye movements - they often are confused. This article has as main objective to distinguish them, we will discuss various aspects to define their characteristics: so we'll see the origins of each of these techniques, the type of segments flown, eye movements involved, and finally how these techniques are applied during treatments.
In the field of psychotherapy, stakeholders may use different techniques: hypnosis, NLP, systematic desensitization, the impact of therapy, etc. At present, two of them stand out in particular: the EMI (Eye Movement Integration Therapy), and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). As everyone knows, these techniques are used to treat post-traumatic stress disorder and recurrent and negative memories. As they have certain similarities - the most obvious is that they both use to eye movements - they often are confused. This article has as main objective to distinguish them, we will discuss various aspects to define their characteristics: so we'll see the origins of each of these techniques, the type of segments flown, eye movements involved, and finally how these techniques are applied during treatments.
Format
Newsletter
Language
English
Citation
“EMI et EMDR: Ressemblances et différencesEMI and EMDR: Similarities and differences,” Francine Shapiro Library, accessed May 17, 2024, https://francineshapirolibrary.omeka.net/items/show/19147.