The heart of the matter: EMDR through an adoptee's eyes
Description
Este libro es una reflexión personal sobre cómo la Terapia EMDR ayudó a un adoptado a través de un viaje personal de aceptación y sanación. Como una de las niñas adoptadas de China a principios de la década de 1990, autora e ilustradora, Maya Luque ha cambiado su vida gracias a la terapia EMDR. Este libro comparte su miedo de probar EMDR, los sentimientos que tuvo mientras experimentaba EMDR y las ideas que aprendió de la terapia. El libro ha sido contribuido por Kate Mounts, profesional de LCSW recientemente jubilada. Antes de jubilarse, Kate Mounts tiene cuarenta y tres años de servicio en trabajo social. Aunque trabajó con el bienestar infantil, la adopción, el trauma y la pérdida durante toda su carrera profesional, fue su experiencia de adopción, pérdida y reencuentro la que fue su mayor maestra e informó su práctica como terapeuta para adultos y niños afectados por la adopción, la vida temprana. trauma o pérdida. Kate descubrió que EMDR le cambiaba la vida.
This book is a personal reflection on how EMDR Therapy helped one adoptee through a personal journey of acceptance and healing. As one of the girls adopted from China in the early 1990s, author and illustrator, Maya Luque has had her life changed by EMDR therapy. This book shares her fear of trying EMDR, the feelings she had while experiencing EMDR, and the insights she took away from the therapy. The book has been contributed to by recently retired LCSW professional Kate Mounts. Before retirement, Kate Mounts has forty-three years of service in social work. Although she worked with child welfare, adoption, trauma, and loss her entire professional career, it was her adoption, loss, and reunion experience that was her greatest teacher and informed her practice as a therapist for adults and children impacted by adoption, early life trauma or loss. Kate found EMDR to be life-changing.
This book is a personal reflection on how EMDR Therapy helped one adoptee through a personal journey of acceptance and healing. As one of the girls adopted from China in the early 1990s, author and illustrator, Maya Luque has had her life changed by EMDR therapy. This book shares her fear of trying EMDR, the feelings she had while experiencing EMDR, and the insights she took away from the therapy. The book has been contributed to by recently retired LCSW professional Kate Mounts. Before retirement, Kate Mounts has forty-three years of service in social work. Although she worked with child welfare, adoption, trauma, and loss her entire professional career, it was her adoption, loss, and reunion experience that was her greatest teacher and informed her practice as a therapist for adults and children impacted by adoption, early life trauma or loss. Kate found EMDR to be life-changing.
Format
Book
Language
English
Original Work Citation
Luque, M. (2020, November). The heart of the matter: EMDR through an adoptee's eyes. Independently published
Citation
“The heart of the matter: EMDR through an adoptee's eyes,” Francine Shapiro Library, accessed May 18, 2024, https://francineshapirolibrary.omeka.net/items/show/27641.