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1. Lanius, U. (2005, April). 'Dissociative processes' and EMDR - Staying connected. Presentation at 3rd Annual Conference of the EMDR Association of UK and Ireland, Jordanstown, Northern Ireland .
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract: D
issociative processes, common in a wide variety of psychological disorders (e.g., PTSD, Anxiety Disorders, Personality Disorders, Dissociative Disorders, etc.) can interfere with effective EMDR treatment. The information processing system gets overwhelmed and shuts down, thereby barring the integration and resolution of traumatic experience. The workshop presents a model, based on recent developments in neuroscience and the neurobiology of dissociation, that guides therapeutic interventions in general and EMDR treatment in particular. Treatment planning, target selection, the use of both body-oriented (bottom-up processing) versus cognitive and ego-state (top-down processing), and other interventions are discussed. Participants will become familiar with specific interventions designed to minimize dissociative symptoms, as well as techniques that aid clients in becoming reconnected once dissociative processes have occurred. A comprehensive therapeutic approach is described that aids clients with dissociative symptoms to stay connected and thereby enhance the likelihood of efficient information processing during EMDR treatment.
Keywords: Dissociation Dissociative Disorders
Accuracy Verified: Yes
2. Weston, D. L. (1994, December). Clinical applications of EMDR in HIV/AIDS care. Presentation at the Psychology of Health, Immunity and Disease International Conference, Hilton Head Island, SC.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Accuracy Verified: No
3. Mei, Y. (2005, June). The effect of stabilization in helping patients to regain security and control. In Psychotrauma and EMDR in China and Slovakia, Part 1. Symposium conducted at the annual meeting of the EMDR Europe Association, Brussels, Belgium.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Before using the Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to
treat an undergraduate student who suffered from AIDS-Hypochondrias is
(caused by a traumatic event), stabilization was applied on this patient. It
was found that stabilization was very significant in helping the patient to
regain security. control and self-management for his emotion. This result was
strongly supported by results of two subsequent Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder (PTSD) undergraduate student patients. Moreover, compared to
former Panic Attack cases. which were treated by using supportive skills?
stabilization was found to be far more effective than supportive skills. It was
profoundly effective in helping the patient to be empowered to manage
their own emotions and to regain security and control.
Keywords: AIDS China Hypochondria Symposium
Accuracy Verified: Yes
4. Rivas, C. (2012, April). EMDR and chronic illnesses. Presentation at the annual meeting of EMDR Canada, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Chronc diseases represent a complex area on the health-illness continuum. When a chronic disease is diagnosed, clients may require ongoing support to cope with life changes and management of their health. During this workshop, participants will be introduced to the general aspects of chronic diseases and how clients’psychological symptoms can be understood from the Adaptive Information Processing(AIP) model. Also, EMDR clinicians will learn how to structure an intervention for different types of chronic diseases, using the 8 steps of the Basic Protocol, identifying the key issues for each condition, according to a past-present-future timeline. Examples will be based on cancer, diabetes, and HIV/AIDS cases.
Learning objectives:
1.Identify the challenges associated with chronic diseases such as cancer, diabetes and HIV/AIDS
2. Utilize the Adaptative Information Processing (AIP) model to understand the psychological dimension of chronic diseases (e.g. anxiety, depression, guilt, shame, self-image issues, etcetera)
3. Use the EMDR basic protocol to structure interventions suitable for people living with human health conditions.
Keywords: Chronic Illnesses
Accuracy Verified: Yes
5. Weston, D. L. (1995, June). EMDR and the issues of gay clients. Presentation at the EMDR Network Conference, Santa Monica, CA.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
EMDR is an effective therapeutic method for working with the emotional issues of gay clients. The first portion of this workshop
will examine the "pubic" and "relationship" definitions of homosexuality. Being gay is much more than how people express
themselves sexually.
A brief historical and cultural kamework for understanding the emotional issues of lesbian I gay persons will be presented. There
will be a review of the psychological theories and the research about the origins of homosexuality.
The second portion of the workshop will focus on the psychological path of persons recognizing they are gay. The changes in the
"pre-stonewall' and "post-stonewall" experience will be highlighted. This review of psychological experience will look at the points
where EMDR therapists can be sensitive to the presence of emotional issues related to being gay.
Feeling "different" is often a precursor to recognizing that one is gay. It is impossible to grow up in our culture without
internalization of negative attitudes about gay people. When an individual recognizes (s)he is lesbian or gay, this negative learning
now applies to one's self. EMDR is effective in resolving this "internalized homophobia."
"Coming out" to one's self is a shock because, "I am no longer the person I believed myself to be." EMDR helps clients see gayness,
not as an event happening in Me at this moment, but as something with a history related to earlier life experiences and feelings.
This perception of continuity reduces the sense of crisis around being homosexual. As internalized homophobia is resolved,
acceptance and valuing of self increases.
Using the EMDR "future template" protocol assists people in preparing to "come out" to family, fiiends, employers, etc. Gay
activists suggests that lesbian/gay persons need to be "out" in all situations. EMDR can help people understand why they want to
come out to various people in various situations. It assists in idenhfxation of what people want as the result of "coming out."
EMDR is effective in workmg with the myths about homosexuality; the cultural homophobia. Among the myths to be focused are:
gay men are promiscuous, being gay is immoral, gay sexual expression is perversion, gay relationships don't last, lesbian/gay
persons recruit young people, etc.
The third portion of this workshop will focus on issues of HIV disease. There will be a brief epidemiological presentation and focus
on the medical and psychological issues of persons with HIV disease. Application of EMDR at "crisis points" of HIV disease will
be presented: (1) the worried well, a diminishing population as the aids epidmc continues, (2) the time of HIV+ diagnosis when
the potential for suicide is highest, (3) the time of the first AIDS defining illness, (4) response to declining health and approaching
death, and (5) issues of "meaning" as life moves toward death.
EMDR's application in grief and multiple loss will be presented. Our culture's attitude that grief is something to "be resolved" and
"get over" is a mistake. Grief is an ongoing process, especially when people are dealing with multiple losses of partners, fiends, etc.
EMDR is effective in reducing the pain around loss so that the grief process can proceed more comfortably.
The workshop will end with discussion of characteristics which therapists need to evaluate in relation to the decision to work or not
work with gay and gay HIV infected clients. Working with gay men leads to working with clients with HIV disease. Therapists
need to be clear about their boundaries and comfort in dealing with home and hospital visits, touching people who have AIDS, being
present at the death of a client, and other issues that arise in HIVIAIDS care.
The rewards of working with this population and the life changes it may make for the therapist will also be highlighted.
Keywords: Gay Clients Homosexuality
Accuracy Verified: Yes
6. 陈庆玲 [Chen Qingling] (2012). EMDR用于艾滋病患者心理康复研究——以某一艾滋病患者创伤心理治疗的成功个案为例 [The EMDR for AIDS patients psychological Rehabilitation Research - successful cases of an AIDS patient trauma psychotherapy]. 西华大学学报：哲学社会科学版,6.
Language: Chinese
Format: Dissertation/Thesis
Abstract:
感染艾滋病病毒对于生命和躯体安全都是一个严重的创伤性事件,患者往往会承受巨大的精神压力,并有不同程度的情感障碍问题。本文采用EMDR方法对一例具有抑郁情绪和人际交往障碍的艾滋病患者进行治疗,治疗结果显示对HIV/AIDS患者采用EMDR方法能获得良好的效果,因此有必要进行更深入的研究和应用。
HIV infection for the safety of life and body are a serious traumatic event, patients tend to be under tremendous mental stress, and have varying degrees of affective disorder. In this paper, the EMDR method for treatment of one case of AIDS patients with depression and interpersonal barriers, treatment outcomes of HIV / AIDS patients can get good results with EMDR method, it is necessary to carry out more in-depth research and application.
Keywords: AIDS Depression HIV Trauma
Accuracy Verified: No
7. Weston, D. L. (1993, Winter). EMDR: When miracles become commonplace. EMDR Network Newsletter, 3(3), 16-17.
Language: English
Format: Newsletter
Abstract:
Since I was trained two years ago, I have been using EMDR with personal who are HIV+, have AIDS, and/or are surviving the loss of a partner.
Accuracy Verified: Yes
8. Vyas, K. J. (2008, April). Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) to decrease human immunodefiency virus (HIV) risk behaviors among Latino men who have sex with men (MSM). Presentation at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research, Salisbury University, MD.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Among Latino MSM, those who have reported early childhood sexual abuse continually report high levels of HIV risk behaviors. The objective of this study was to test if EMDR can be more effective as an HIV risk reduction behavioral intervention than a non-trauma based comparison, the Explore Study intervention. At a university-based outpatient clinic, 35 Latino MSM were randomized into Explore (n=13) and EMDR (n=22). The main outcome measure was a self-report questionnaire assessing unprotected anal sex, number of sexual partners, and use of substances before or during sexual activity during the previous month. Sexual risk behaviors were assessed at baseline, before randomization, and at one week post-intervention. Compared to baseline rates, participants who didn’t report unprotected receptive anal intercourse increased by 11% in Explore and decreased by 12% in EMDR. The corresponding comparisons for number of sexual partners were a 4% increase for Explore and a 41% decrease in EMDR. Explore and EMDR participants showed an increment of 25% and 9%, respectively, in those who denied having used alcohol or drugs before or during sexual activity. Follow-up data at 2 and 6 months post-intervention are being collected. This preliminary analysis suggests that certain HIV risk behaviors can be reduced by EMDR, while others can be equally reduced by more conventional interventions.
Accuracy Verified: No
9. Weston, D. L. (1994, March). HIV/AIDS. Presentation at the EMDR Network Conference, Sunnyvale, CA.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Accuracy Verified: Yes
10. Weston, D. L. (1993, March). HIV/AIDS. Presentation at the EMDR Network Conference, Sunnyvale, CA.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Accuracy Verified: Yes
11. Kravic, N., & Hasanovic, M. (2011, January). P02-377 - Moral conflict and first sexual experience - Case presentation. European Psychiatry, 26(Supplement 1), 973-973. doi:10.1016/S0924-9338(11)72678-5.
Language: English
Format: Journal
Abstract:
Objectives: In our mind as well as in our body and nature nothing is happened accidentally, we can often see that there is mutual connection between them. There is a case presentation of young man age 29 with obsessive thoughts for getting fatal disease if step on junky needles which he had seen in his neighbor. It thoughts influence his all life he is avoiding to go out of his apartment, poorly sleep, he insisted to be admitted to in patient treatment because he „would probably kill himself if he had to stay there jet…” His first difficulties appeared when he was 20, after his first sexual experience which he has had with prostitute, after his friend’s birthday party. Then he obsessively started to think about getting AIDS, getting died… Four years ago he really have got malignant testicular tumor and in his 24he had passed through exhausting surgery and chemotherapy. As a child he was growing up during the war time, experienced snake bite, often tonsil infections.Now he has no job, live with parents and one year older brother, no girlfriend or other relationship. Treated with antidepressant venlafaxin, and atypical narcoleptic risperidon, with additionally used EMDR, he showed good recovery and getting into every day activities.
Keywords: Sexual Experience
Accuracy Verified: Yes
12. Strom, I., & Christie, H. (2001, May). Possible EMDR targets when working with children diagnosed with OCD: A case history. Poster presented at the EMDR Europe Association annual meeting, London, UK .
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
This poster will describe a girl who is 13 years of age and how she is living with mother and
stepfather, her symptoms and her obsessive thought and actions. The poster will give
information about a girl who is a very lively and charming person and who is strongly
motivated to get help. There will be information about how the girl's life is strongly
influenced by obsessions both thoughts and actions and her symptoms. For example, she
feels frequently she must ask whether it will be a fire, if there is any risk for her being
contaminated, or if she will get different diseases like AIDS, or even getting pregnant. How
the girl thinks she can hurt other persons and that she will get hurt herself. For example the
girl has to check and dry off the toilet several times before, leaving, she also thinks she must
wash her hands several times a day. She could seldom stay or play with her friends. Further
the poster will describe how she enjoys school and feels sorry for having to do all the constant
asking and the different rituals - how she understands that it is stupid to go on doing what she
does - and that she can not help it. The poster will give examples of targets, how and when
the EMDR is used in the treatment. Information on the poster about the treatment, and the
experience and effect of the EMDR interventions. This information from the therapeutic
process will be separately provided and presented from the girl, the mother and the therapist.
Keywords: Children Obsessive Compulsive Disorder OCD Poster
Accuracy Verified: Yes
13. Tavanti, M., Bossini, L., Calossi, S., Lombardelli, A., Polizzotto, N., Vatti, G., Galli, R., Pieraccini F., & Castrogiovanni, P. (2008, Febbraio). Sertralina vs EMDR: Effetti sul volume ippocampale [Sertraline vs. EMDR: Effects on hippocampal volume]. Poster presentato al XII Congresso SOPSI (Società Italiana di Psicopatologia), Roma, Italia.
Language: Italian
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Molti dati sperimentali hanno mostrato che la terapia farmacologica
con SSRI può incrementare il volume dell’ippocampo,
invece il solo studio che ha investigato gli effetti di un tipo
di psicoterapia (TEB, Terapia Eclettica Breve) non ha evidenziato
alcuna efficacia sul volume ippocampale 1. Scopo
del nostro studio è valutare gli effetti del trattamento con EMDR
(Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) sul
volume ippocampale, sui sintomi e sulle performances mnesiche
di pazienti con Disturbo Post-Traumatico da Stress
(DPTS). La EMDR è una terapia la cui efficacia nel DPTS è
stata dimostrata in numerosi studi sperimentali.
Sono stati selezionati 12 soggetti drug-free con diagnosi di
DPTS alla SCID-P, senza comorbidità psichiatrica.
Ogni soggetto reclutato è stato sottoposto alla prima visita
(Tempo 0, Drug-Free) ad una indagine psicometrica (tramite
DTS), ad una indagine neuropsicologica (tramite una batteria
di test) e alla misurazione dei volumi cerebrali tramite
Risonanza Magnetica.
Successivamente, i 12 soggetti sono stati attribuiti in maniera
random a due diversi protocolli terapeutici. Sei soggetti
hanno effettuato 12 sedute di EMDR della durata di 1,5
ore, mentre sei soggetti sono stati trattati con 100 mg di sertralina.
Dopo il trattamento (Tempo 1, Post-Terapia) i soggetti sono
stati nuovamente sottoposti alle indagini effettuate al Tempo
0.
La seconda valutazione al Tempo 1 è stata effettuata dopo
tre mesi nei soggetti trattati con EMDR e dopo 6 mesi nei
soggetti trattati con la sertralina, in base ai tempi medi necessari
per la remissione cilinica del DPTS riportati in letteratura
per i due presidi terapeutici.
In questo studio verranno presentati i dati relativi alle differenze
volumetriche, ai miglioramenti clinici e alla performance
mnesica nei due gruppi di soggetti (soggetti sottoposti
ad EMDR e soggetti trattati con sertralina) e un dettagliato
confronto dei risultati ottenuti.
Many experimental data have shown that drug therapy
with SSRIs may increase the volume of the hippocampus,
Instead the only study that has investigated the effects of a type
psychotherapy (TEB, Brief Therapy Eclectic) showed no
no effect on hippocampal volume 1. Purpose
of our study was to evaluate the effects of treatment with EMDR
(Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) on
hippocampal volume, symptoms and performance mnesic
of patients with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD). The EMDR is a therapy whose efficacy in PTSD is
been demonstrated in numerous experimental studies.
Were selected 12 subjects with a diagnosis of drug-free
PTSD in the SCID-P, without psychiatric comorbidity.
Each recruited subject was submitted to the first visit
(Time 0, Drug-Free) at a psychometric investigation (by
DTS), a neuropsychological investigation (using a battery
test) and measurement of brain volume through
Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
Subsequently, 12 subjects have been allocated
random to two different treatment protocols. Six subjects
have carried out 12 sessions of EMDR duration of 1.5
hours, while six patients were treated with 100 mg of sertraline.
After treatment (Time 1, Post-Therapy) subjects are
were again subjected to the investigations made at the time
0.
The second evaluation at Time 1 was made after
three months in subjects treated with EMDR and after 6 months in
subjects treated with sertraline, based on the average time needed
cylinder for the remission of PTSD reported in the literature
for the two therapeutic aids.
In this study will be presented data on differences
displacement, the clinical improvements and performance
mnesic in the two groups of subjects (subjects
EMDR for patients treated with sertraline) and a detailed
comparison of results.
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Keywords: Hippocampal Volume Poster Sertraline
Accuracy Verified: Yes
14. Benjamin, C. (1999, June 19). Technique aids people with anxiety. Las Vegas, NV: Las Vegas Review-Journal, Final Edition.
Language: English
Format: Newspaper
Abstract:
Clinical social worker Jocelyne Shiromoto might have cured a patient's infertility with a few waves of her hand.
Shiromoto does not claim her fingers have magic wandlike powers. What she did was a process called Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprogramming. Known to practitioners as EMDR, the therapy is widely used to treat patients suffering post-traumatic stress disorder and, increasingly, other forms of anxieties.
Keywords: Anxiety Jocelyne Shiromoto
Accuracy Verified: Yes
15. Associated Press. (1995, June 21). Therapy aids bomb survivors. Galveston, TX: The Daily News, Health & Science, 3-A.
Language: English
Format: Newspaper
Abstract:
Oklahoma City — Desperate
to rid himself of nightmares
about the federal building
bombing, Greg Pruitt settled
into a chair and watched his
therapist's fingers move rhythmically
from side to side. (Excerpt)
Keywords: Bombings General Oklahoma City Overview
Accuracy Verified: Yes
16. Solomon, R. M., & Rando, T. (2007). Utilization of EMDR in the treatment of grief and mourning. Journal of EMDR Practice and Research, 1(2), 109-117. doi:10.1891/1933-3196.1.2.109.
Language: English
Format: Journal
Abstract:
EMDR can be utilized within a comprehensive framework for the treatment of grief and mourning. EMDR can process the obstacles that can complicate the grief and mourning processes. This seems to facilitate the emergence of positive memories of the deceased, which aids the formation of an adaptive inner representation. The utilization of EMDR within six processes necessary for adaptive assimilation of the loss is described with case examples. [Author Abstract]
Keywords: Bereavement Clinical Case Study Grief Mourning Psychotherapeutic Processes Survivors
Accuracy Verified: Yes
17. Wesselmann, D. (2012, June). Working with EMDR in adopted children and their parents. Presentation at the annual meeting of the EMDR Europe Association, Madrid, Spain.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Many
children
who
are
adopted
due
to
difficult
early
circumstances
exhibit
severe
and
challenging
behaviors
due
to
a
history
of
attachment
trauma
and
loss.
This
presentation
will
describe
an
EMDR
Integrative
Team
Treatment
of
attachment
trauma
in
children.
Integration
of
family
therapy
interrupts
unhealthy
dynamics
and
increases
parents’
compassion
and
emotional
support
for
their
children,
allowing
them
to
open
up
emotionally
and
resolve
trauma
and
loss
with
EMDR.
Participants
will
learn
to
implement
EMDR
Attachment
Resource
Development
exercises
to
strengthen
the
bonds
between
children
and
their
adoptive
parents.
They
will
be
able
to
apply
cognitive
interweaves
to
assist
children
in
EMDR
reprocessing
who
are
looping,
overwhelmed,
or
dissociating.
The
use
of
storytelling
aids
in
accessing
preverbal
trauma.
Preliminary
research
data
will
be
presented
showing
positive
changes
in
attachment
and
decrease
in
aggression
and
defiance
following
EMDR
Integrative
Team
Treatment.
The
presentation
will
combine
lecture,
practicum,
and
videos.
Muchos
niños
que
son
adoptados
debido
a
sus
tempranas
circunstancias
difíciles
exhiben
comportamientos
graves
y
desafiantes
debido
a
su
historia
de
trauma
de
apego
y
pérdida.
Esta
presentación
describe
un
tratamiento
integrado
en
equipo
de
EMDR
del
trauma
de
apego
en
niños.
La
integración
de
la
terapia
familiar
interrumpe
las
dinámicas
dañinas
y
aumenta
la
compasión
de
los
padres
y
el
apoyo
emocional
para
sus
hijos,
permitiéndoles
abrirse
emocionalmente
y
resolver
el
trauma
de
abandono
con
EMDR.
Los
participantes
aprenderán
a
implementar
las
herramientas
de
apego
en
EMDR
y
los
ejercicios
para
estrechar
los
lazos
entre
el
niño
y
los
padres
adoptivos.
Serán
capaces
de
aplicar
entretejidos
cognitivos
para
ayudar
a
sus
hijos
en
reprocesamiento
EMDR
cuando
están
en
“looping”,
en
abreacción
o
disociados.
El
uso
de
el
Cuentacuentos
para
acceder
al
trauma
preverbal.
Datos
preliminares
de
investigaciones
serán
presentados
mostrando
los
cambios
positivos
en
las
relaciones
de
apego
y
el
descenso
en
la
agresividad
y
la
confrontación
después
del
tratamiento
integrado
en
equipo
EMDR.
Esta
presentación
combinara,
ponencia,
práctica
y
videos.
Keywords: Adoptives
Accuracy Verified: Yes