EMDR videos with the top experts will help you gain a deeper understanding of EMDR. Before you sign up for an EMDR training, get to know the top EMDR trainers, discover the tools they use in their practice, and get helpful insider tips.
In this interview Elizabeth Davis, Sherry Jacobs and Peggy Kolodny share insights from their new book EMDR and Creative Arts Therapies
In this interview Dr. Robert Stickgold talks about dreams, REM and EMDR mechanisms of action. This is a fascinating conversation with a world-renowned brain researcher.
In this interview Dr. Arielle Schwarz explains how to integrate yoga and the polyvagal theory into therapy work to promote more healing.
In this interview, EMDR trainers and consultants, Ann Beckley-Forest and Annie Monaco explain the how to work with attachment and dissociation with teends and with adults
In this interview, Expert EMDR therapist and approved EMDR Consultant, Robin Shapiro, explains Ego State Therapy and why EMDR therapists should know how to work with wgo states.
In this interview, authors of the book Every Memory Deserves Respect, Dr. Debbie Korn and Michael Baldwin, explain what makes trauma complex and special considerations therapists have to make when treating complex trauma with EMDR therapy.
In this interview, EMDR and IFS consultants, Karby Allington-Goldfain and Sue Seiler, explain the benefits of integrating EMDR and Internal Family Systems, how to identify and work with parts, and how to befriend parts, to enhance therapeutic effects.
In this interview, EMDR expert, Rachel Walker, explains how to work with complex trauma by understanding structural dissociation and integrating EMDR and parts work.
In this interview, EMDR consultant and author, Dr. Howard Lipke explains how spirituality can enhance the effects of EMDR therapy. Dr. Lipke has over 30 years of EMDR experience and has published numerous scientific articles .
FRANCINE SHAPIRO
To paraphrase a well-known proverb, it is better to teach a hungry man how to fish than to give him a fish. Likewise, it is better to provide practitioners with a conceptual framework or model to serve as a guide to their clinical practice than merely to give them inflexible, step-by-step procedures for implementing EMDR therapy… Understanding these principles will allow the clinician to customize treatment to the individual needs of each client. This applies whether a client is in the need of rapid treatment for an isolated trauma or comprehensive treatment that addresses the full clinical picture
