Upgraded ISP®

ISP® (formerly ERP) for Immediate Stabilization for Victims of Natural and Manmade Disaster (including survivor guilt) and Dissociated EMDR patients. ISP® (Immediate Stabilization Procedure) is a stabilization procedure for victims of natural and/or manmade disaster within minutes to hours of trauma exposure. ISP® has been fully upgraded. ISP® utilize rapid alternating tactile stimulation to reduce SUDS 7 to 10 and unresponsive dissociated- often within 5 to 15 minutes. ISP® stabilizes survivor guilt. ISP® can be used by a therapist when a patient experiences an abreaction (strong emotional event) at any time in the 8 phases. ISP® may be a change of TRAIT instead of change of STATE. It can be used instead of RDI other stabilization techniques which are a change of STATE. ISP® can be used as a self- stabilization technique between sessions. This workshop will be training in learning to use and practice ISP® to stabilize victims in the immediate aftermath of Man-made and natural disasters. In addition, therapists will learn how to use ISP® during an abreaction.

Conference

English

Gary Quinn

Quinn, G. (2022, June). Upgraded ISP®. Presentation at the 23rd EMDR Europe Conference, Valencia, Spain