Mieux comprendre la thérapie EMDR: 13 études de casBetter understanding EMDR therapy: 13 Case studies
Description
L'Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) est une approche interactive et standardisée. Elle n'est pas une orientation thérapeutique en soi, mais se prête à une intégration rapide dans le cadre du travail des psychothérapeutes. Elle accélère le traitement des plaintes liées à des évènements chocs ou à des situations douloureuses, répétitifs, vécus dans le passé et/ou dans la vie actuelle. Cette méthode permet une désensibilisation rapide des souvenirs traumatiques, une restructuration cognitive et une réduction significative des symptômes (angoisses, flash-back, cauchemars...). Le nombre croissant d'études sur la thérapie EMDR démontre son intérêt et ses enjeux prometteurs dans le traitement des états de stress post-traumatiques. A travers 13 études de cas (accidents de la route, attentats, traumatismes précoces...), le lecteur pourra comprendre le fonctionnement de cette méthode, saisir comment elle se décline de manière pragmatique, tout en explorant la créativité dont le binôme patient-thérapeute sait faire preuve.
The Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is an interactive and standardized approach. It is not a therapeutic orientation in itself, but lends itself to rapid integration in the work of psychotherapists. It accelerates the handling of complaints related to shock events or to painful, repetitive situations experienced in the past and/or in today's life. This method allows a rapid desensitization of traumatic memories, a cognitive restructuring and a significant reduction of symptoms (anxieties, flashbacks, nightmares...). The increasing number of studies on EMDR Therapy demonstrates its interest and promising challenges in the treatment of post-traumatic stress conditions. Through 13 case studies (road accidents, attacks, early traumas,...), the reader will be able to understand how this method works, to grasp how it is made in a pragmatic way, while exploring the creativity of which the binomial Patient-therapist knows how to show.
The Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is an interactive and standardized approach. It is not a therapeutic orientation in itself, but lends itself to rapid integration in the work of psychotherapists. It accelerates the handling of complaints related to shock events or to painful, repetitive situations experienced in the past and/or in today's life. This method allows a rapid desensitization of traumatic memories, a cognitive restructuring and a significant reduction of symptoms (anxieties, flashbacks, nightmares...). The increasing number of studies on EMDR Therapy demonstrates its interest and promising challenges in the treatment of post-traumatic stress conditions. Through 13 case studies (road accidents, attacks, early traumas,...), the reader will be able to understand how this method works, to grasp how it is made in a pragmatic way, while exploring the creativity of which the binomial Patient-therapist knows how to show.
Format
Book
Language
French
Original Work Citation
Baltenneck, L., & Baltenneck, N. (2017). [Better understanding EMDR therapy: 13 Case studies]. French
Citation
“Mieux comprendre la thérapie EMDR: 13 études de casBetter understanding EMDR therapy: 13 Case studies,” Francine Shapiro Library, accessed May 17, 2024, https://francineshapirolibrary.omeka.net/items/show/24887.