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1. Anton, A. (1995). EMDR and Meniere's disease. EMDR Network Newsletter, 5(3), 12.
Language: English
Format: Newsletter
Abstract:
Client was a college level female music voice major under extreme stress over ringing in her ears who anticipated taking a voice final examination. She successfully underwent treatment with sessions of EMDR.
Keywords: Meniere's Disease
Accuracy Verified: Yes
2. Anton, A. (1995). EMDR with couples. EMDR Network Newsletter, 5(3), 5-6.
Language: English
Format: Newsletter
Abstract:
It is generally held that EMDR is not
to be used with couples, and I agree
that it is not appropriate to do so when
the primary items being dealt with are
such issues as power, intimacy, trust,
communication, conflict, or control of
impulses and emotions. However, I
discovered recently that EMDR can be
used successfully and effectively with
couples in at least one particular type
of circumstance. The circumstance I
have in mind is that in which a couple
faces an external threat or severe loss
that creates a crisis atmosphere to
which each member of the couple is
reaching considerable anxiety and
extreme distress. However, rather
than allowing their relationship to
degenerate into mutual blaming and
fault-finding, the members of the
couplemaintain their bonding to each
other, continue to support each other,
and constitute a unified front in regard
to the threat or loss.
Keywords: Couples Couples Therapy
Accuracy Verified: Yes
3. Reimer, M., & Johannesson, K. B. (2007, August). Ingen större vetenskap bakom EMDR-behandling av unga (jämte) [and] Replik: EMDR strider inte mot beprövad erfarenhet av Kerstin Bergh Johannesson [No big scientific basis behind the EMDR treatment of young persons (plus) Reply: EMDR is not contrary to the best practices of Kerstin Bergh Johannesson]. Läkartidningen, 104(34), 2354, Discussion 2354-2355.
Language: Swedish
Format: Magazine
Abstract:
Det är visst inte bara
jag som kommer att
tänka på Franz Mesmer
när EMDR (eye
movement desensitization
and reprocessing) hyllas som
den nya terapin mot sviter efter
psykiska trauman [1]. Historien
om EMDR låter ju som
en saga: Den unga psykologen
Francine Shapiro upptäcker
under en promenad i parken
att när hon rör ögonen från
sida till sida så minskas det
obehag hon känner inför
egna traumatiska minnen.
Idag 20 år senare är hon direktör
för sitt eget institut,
och terapin som hon utvecklat
anses av många som det
självklara valet vid behandling
av posttraumatiskt
stressyndrom (PTSD).
It is given not only
I will
think of Franz Mesmer
as EMDR (eye
movement desensitization
and Reprocessing) is hailed as
the new therapy against sequelae
psychological trauma [1]. History
about EMDR sounds like
a fairy tale: A young psychologist
Francine Shapiro discovered
during a walk in the park
that when she moves her eyes from
side to side to reduce the
discomfort she feels about
own traumatic memories.
Today, 20 years later, she is director
for his own institution,
and therapy as she developed
considered by many as the
obvious choice for the treatment
of posttraumatic
stress disorder (PTSD).
Keywords: Adolescents Children Cognitive Therapy Kerstin Bergh Johannesson Letter Posttraumatic Stress Disorder PTSD Treatment Effectiveness Young People
Accuracy Verified: Yes
4. Haour, F., & Servan-Schreiber, D. (2009). Les bases neuroscientifiques de l’EMDR [Neuroscientific bases of EMDR]. In J. Cottraux (Ed.), TCC et Neurosciences (pp.187-202). Issy-les-Moulineaux: Elsevier Masson.
Language: French
Format: Book Section
Abstract:
France Haour et David Servan-Schreiber présentent avec clarté la désensibilisation
par les mouvements oculaires et le retraitement de l’information (EMDR),
ainsi que les études qui ont été effectuées par des méthodes neuroscientifiques
pour tester ces processus. Plusieurs points restent néanmoins en suspens. Effectivement,
l’EMDR est d’efficacité démontrée dans le stress post-traumatique, et
les traumatismes plus légers, mais il n’y a pas de données dures pour le valider
dans d’autres indications. De plus, son processus, comme il est souligné dans le
chapitre, demeure controversé. Il ne faudrait pas oublier qu’un EMDR sans
mouvements oculaires aboutit à de résultats identiques à ceux d’un EMDR avec
mouvements oculaires, dans la méta-analyse de Davidson et Parker (2001), qui
inclut 13 études comparant ces deux conditions. Cinq méta-analyses ne retrouvent
pas de différence d’efficacité entre TCC et EMDR. Ces faits expérimentaux
ont amené aussi bien l’Association psychiatrique américaine (2004) que le rapport
INSERM (2004) à classer l’EMDR dans les TCC, dont il représente une variante
technique, sans véritable discontinuité. Par ailleurs, l’analogie souvent
faite entre EMDR et la phase REM (phase paradoxale du sommeil correspondant
au rêve et à des mouvements oculaires rapides) n’est qu’une hypothèse et
ne repose pas à ce jour sur des données scientifiques. Enfin, toutes les thérapies
d’exposition utilisent des distracteurs (relaxation, images mentales de sécurité,
pensées positives) pour faciliter l’accès aux émotions liées au traumatisme.
L’hypnose, qui a montré son efficacité dans le stress post-traumatique lors
d’une seule étude contrôlée (Brom, 1989), elle aussi, se sert de mouvements
oculaires, pour capter l’attention. Ainsi faisait son ancêtre, Franz Anton Mesmer,
comme le montre le rapport établi en 1784 par la commission royale sur le
magnétisme animal (Darnton, 1995). Quoi qu’il en soit, l’EMDR propose un
protocole utile, robuste et aisé à enseigner et à appliquer.
France Haour and David Servan-Schreiber present with clarity desensitization
Eye Movement and reprocessing of information (EMDR)
and studies that have been conducted by neuroscientists methods
to test these processes. Several points are still open. Indeed,
EMDR is proven efficacy in post-traumatic stress, and
lighter injuries, but there is no hard data to validate
in other indications. In addition, its process, as outlined in the
chapter remains controversial. We should not forget that EMDR without
eye movements leads to results identical to those of EMDR with
eye movements in the meta-analysis of Davidson and Parker (2001), which
includes 13 studies comparing these two conditions. Five meta-analyzes found
no difference in efficacy between CBT and EMDR. These experimental facts
led both the American Psychiatric Association (2004) report that the
INSERM (2004) to classify EMDR in CBT, which is a variant
technique, no real discontinuity. Moreover, the analogy often
made between EMDR and REM sleep (REM sleep corresponding
dreams and rapid eye movement) is only a hypothesis and
not based so far on scientific data. Finally, all therapies
exposure using distractors (relaxation, mental imagery security
positive thoughts) to facilitate access to the emotions related to the trauma.
Hypnosis, which has shown its effectiveness in post-traumatic stress in
one controlled study (Brom, 1989), it also uses movements
eye for attention. So was his ancestor, Franz Anton Mesmer,
as shown in the report prepared in 1784 by the Royal Commission on
Animal Magnetism (Darnton, 1995). Anyway, EMDR offers a
useful protocol, robust and easy to teach and apply.
Keywords: Neuroscience Neuroscientific Bases
Accuracy Verified: Yes
5. McNally, R. J. (1999, November-December). On eye movements and animal magnetism: A reply to Greenwald's defense of EMDR. Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 13(6), 617-620. doi:1http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0887-6185(99)00020-1.
Language: English
Format: Journal
Abstract:
In his commentary on my article comparing Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) with animal magnetism therapy, Greenwald (this issue) expresses several criticisms. Unable to refute a single factual statement, he resorts to attacking my rhetorical style. The purpose of this reply is to rebut his critique. [Author Abstract]
Keywords: Franz Anton Mesmer Professional Criticism Reply Psychotherapy Treatment Effectiveness
Accuracy Verified: Yes
6. Greenwald, R. (1999, November-December). The power of suggestion - Comment on EMDR and mesmerism: A comparative historical analysis. Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 13(6), 611-615. doi:10.1016/S0887-6185(99)00019-5..
Language: English
Format: Journal
Abstract:
This response to McNally challenges the notion that scientific controversy should be waged with smear tactics. McNally's anti-EMDR conclusions are contested as premature and based on red herrings, selective neglect of the literature, and erroneous application of scientific principles. The importance of treatment fidelity is highlighted as a way of distinguishing between EMDR studies of widely varying quality (ScienceDirect).
Keywords: Franz Anton Hypnotherapy Mesmerism Professional Criticism
Accuracy Verified: Yes
7. Rost, C. (2008). Ressourcenarbeit mit EMDR, bewährte techniken im uberblick [Resources working with EMDR. Proven techniques at a glance: From survival to life]. (Hsrg) Paderborn: Junfermann.
Language: German
Format: Book
Abstract:
In der Traumatherapie wird nicht mehr automatisch nur auf das Schwere fokussiert, sondern ganz bewusst mit den Klientinnen und Klienten nach Ereignissen in ihrem Leben gesucht, die gelungen sind, schön waren, erfolgreich und lustbetont.
Diese Buch vermittelt bewährte Techniken zur Ressourcenaktivierung mit EMDR, von denen die Autoren aufgrund ihrer praktischen Arbeit überzeugt sind. Zusätzlich zum EMDR-Standardprotokoll haben sich eine ganze Reihe von Protokollen entwickelt, in denen die bilaterale Stimulation von EMDR mit verschiedenen anderen Techniken kombiniert wird. Das Buch soll einen Überblick über genau die Techniken geben, bei denen sich die Ressourcenaktivierung mit EMDR im klinischen Einsatz bewährt hat und möchte andere Therapeuten ermutigen, die Techniken ebenfalls auszuprobieren und zu erforschen.
Mit Beiträgen von: Christine Rost, Franz Ebner, Dagmar Eckers, Reinhard Plassmann, Michael Hase, Susanne Leutner, Mark Novy, Björke Kühn von Burgdorff.
In trauma treatment is not automatically focuses only on the severity, but deliberately sought with the clients and clients for events in their lives that are successful, beautiful, were successful and pleasurable. This book provides proven techniques for resource activation with EMDR, of which the authors are confident because of their practical work. In addition to the standard EMDR protocol contains a number of protocols have been developed in which the bilateral stimulation of EMDR with various other techniques combined. The book gives an accurate overview of the techniques which has proven itself the resources activation with EMDR in clinical use and would encourage other therapists to try out the techniques and also to explore. With contributions from: Christine Rost, Franz Ebner, Dagmar Ecker, Reinhard Plassmann, Michael Hare, Susanne Leutner, Mark Novy, Kühn Björke of Burgdorff.
Accuracy Verified: Yes
8. Anton, A., Funabiki, D., Shiromoto, J., & Spiro, M. L. (1994, March). Somatic disorders. Presentation at the EMDR Network Conference, Sunnyvale, CA.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Is the anxiety reaction better conceptualized as a post-traumatic
effect of the client's illness experiences and/or medical
interventions?
Identify relevant anxiety-provoking stimuli (sensory,
cognitions, images) related to the past experience.
Establish EMDR targets and desired cognitions.
EMDR procedure.
Assess for generalization of therapeutic effects.
Evaluate anticipatory anxiety for the medical intervention. Can
the intervention be conceptualized as an acute psychological
crisis?
Understand the client's "explanatory models for the illness
as it relates to the medical intervention.
Determine client's knowledge about the illness and
intervention; provide educational component as necessary.
Identify salient anxiety-provoking stimuli (sensory,
cognitions, images).
Assist client in developing a "personal places or a state of
"0 SUDS".
Use Guided Imagery to help client reframe the medical
intervention.
Use imagery and metaphor to create a therapeutic context for
the medical intervention.
Incorporate key elements of the interventions (e.g., preoperative
preparation, the surgery room, the medical staff
and apparatuses).
Rehearse cognitions involving coping strategies.
Keywords: Somatic Disorders
Accuracy Verified: Yes
9. Anton, A., Funabiki, D., & Spiro, M. L. (1993, March). Somatic disorders. Presentation at the EMDR Network Conference, Sunnyvale, CA.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Is the anxiety reaction better conceptualized as a post-traumatic
effect of the client's illness experiences and/or medical
interventions?
Identify relevant anxiety-provoking stimuli (sensory,
cognitions, images) related to the past experience.
Establish EMDR targets and desired cognitions.
EMDR procedure.
Assess for generalization of therapeutic effects.
Evaluate anticipatory anxiety for the medical intervention. Can
the intervention be conceptualized as an acute psychological
crisis?
Understand the client's "explanatory models for the illness
as it relates to the medical intervention.
Determine client's knowledge about the illness and
intervention; provide educational component as necessary.
Identify salient anxiety-provoking stimuli (sensory,
cognitions, images).
Assist client in developing a "personal place or a state of
"0 SUDS".
Use Guided Imagery to help client reframe the medical
intervention.
Use imagery and metaphor to create a therapeutic context for
the medical intervention.
Incorporate key elements of the interventions (e.g., preoperative
preparation, the surgery room, the medical staff
and apparatuses).
Rehearse cognitions involving coping strategies.
Keywords: Somatic Disorders
Accuracy Verified: Yes