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Integrating EMDR into Your Practice

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ISBN-10: 0826104991

ISBN-13: 9780826104991

Edition: 2010

Authors: Liz Royle, Catherine Kerr

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The book offers practical guidance and strategies to avoid the common pitfalls of EMDR practice through the 8-phase protocol. Chapters will include Frequently Asked Questions about subjects, such as confidence and other "horror stories" that are often heard by EMDR therapists. The text proposes to guide those therapists into a safer way of working while encouraging them to access accredited training and supervision for their practice. The scope of the book is broad, discussing all aspects of EMDR practice with adults. Key Features: Case studies illustrate common pitfalls and strategies for preventing them FAQ's and "Whatever you do, don't do this" provided for each stage Narratives from…    
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Book details

List price: $50.00
Copyright year: 2010
Publisher: Springer
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 224
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.682
Language: English

Foreword
Preface-Stepping Up to the Plate
Acknowledgments
Who's Sitting Opposite You?
The Therapeutic Relationship-Back to Basics
What Does the Client Need?
Secondary Gain
Dissociative Disorders
Cautions
Legal Issues
Pre-EMDR Questionnaire
Case Study: Introducing Emma
Is EMDR Suitable for the Client?
Impact of the Past
The Top Ten
Creative Exploration
Assessment Tools
Presenting Problems
Goals for the Future
Treatment Plan
Frequently Asked Questions
Learning Summary
Resources
Carl Roger's Core Conditions
Suicide Ideation and Intent
Brief Suicide Counseling Process
Mapping Exercise
Identifying Symptomatology Using the Film Script
Fail to Plan-Plan to Fail
Identifying and Practicing Appropriate Coping Mechanisms
Hyperarousal
Hypervigilance
Staying Grounded
Safe Place
Explaining EMDR Theory
EMDR in Simple Terms
How Much Preparation Is Enough?
Frequently Asked Questions
Learning Summary
Resources
Mental Mobilization
Levels of Arousal
Informed Consent Form
Complex Trauma and the Need for Extended Preparation
Complex Trauma
Challenges to the Therapeutic Alliance
Difficulties Regulating Emotions and Impulses
Alterations in Self-Perception
Somatization
Alterations in Perception of the Perpetrator
Alterations in Relations With Others
Alterations in Systems of Meaning
Resource Building for More Complex Trauma
Methods
Resource Building
Other Strategies
Manipulating Images and Movies
Working With Clients Who Dissociate
Dissociative Disorders
Identifying Dissociative Disorders
Frequently Asked Questions
Learning Summary
Resources
Script for a Guided Visualization
The Rewind Technique
From the General to the Specific-Selecting the Target Memory
A Belief by Any Other Name
Finding the Root of the Problem
Pressure Cooker
Gardening
Pyramid
Preparing for Desensitization
Choice of Dual Attention Stimulus
Stop Signal
Providing Clear Instructions
Metaphors for Managing High Affect
Negative Cognitions and the Target Memory
Floatback
Completing the Baseline Assessment
Image
Positive Cognition
Validity of Cognition Self-Report Scale
Emotions
Subjective Units of Disturbance Scale
Physical Sensations
Does It All Fit Together?
Working With Different Levels of Awareness and Articulation
Frequently Asked Questions
Learning Summary
Resources
Example Script
Opening Pandora's Box
Therapist Anxiety
Desensitization
Abreactions
Blocked Processing
Cognitive Interweaves
Frequently Asked Questions
Learning Summary
Resources
Working With Guilt
Moving Out of dark Places
Installation
Body scan
Closure
Reevaluation
Symptoms
Changes
Surfacing Material
Treatment Plan
Frequently Asked Questions
Learning Summary
Resources
Information Sheet for Clients: What You MAY Experience After an EMDR Session
Example Log
You Matter Too!
Catherine's Story (Part 1)
Helper's Response to Working With Trauma
Situational Factors in the Development of Secondary Trauma
The Nature and Intensity of Workload
Poor Support Mechanisms
Supervision Access and Appropriateness
Conceptual Framework
Compassion Fatigue and Secondary Traumatic Stress Disorder
Vicarious Trauma
Burnout
Interventions
Personal Interventions
Professional Interventions
Organizational Interventions
Catherine's Story (Part 2)
Learning Summary
Resources
My Action Plan
Secondary Trauma Scales and Inventories
Healing Activities
Theoretical Background to the Adaptive Information Processing Model
Client Presentations
Memory Networks
Adaptive Information Processing
Case Conceptualization
The Three-Pronged Approach
The Eight Phases of the EMDR Standard Protocol
History Taking
Preparation
Assessment
Desensitization
Installation
Body Scan
Closure
Reevaluation
Further Information and Advice
Clients' Experiences of EMDR: In Their Own Words
Goals and Expectations
Reasons for Choosing EMDR
Preparation and History Taking
Client Anxiety
Desensitization Experience
Making Connections and Insights
Moving Forward
The Therapeutic Relationship
The Outcome of EMDR
Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
References
Index