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1. Seyhan, M. M. (2012). Conditionering en de rol van oogbewegingen bij US devaluatie [Conditioning and the role of eye movements in U.S. devaluation]. Utrecht, Nederlands: Universiteit Utrecht.

Language: Dutch

Format: Dissertation/Thesis

Abstract:

Keywords: Anxiety  Conditioning  Eye Movements  Fear Renewal  Intrusive Memories  Posttraumatic Stress Disorder  PTSD  U.S. Devaluation, U.S. Deflation  

Accuracy Verified: Yes

2. Bosma, F. (2011). De invloed van oogbewegingen op fear renewal en US devaluatie [The influence of eye movements in fear renewal and U.S. devaluation]. Utrecht, Nederlands: Universiteit Utrecht.

Language: Dutch

Format: Dissertation/Thesis

Abstract:

Keywords: Anxiety  Conditioning  Eye Movements  Fear Renewal  Intrusive Memories  U.S. Deflation  U.S. Devaluation  

Accuracy Verified: Yes

3. Sochaczewsky, E. M. (2001, May). EMDR and intergenerational violence in a children's psychiatric hospital. Presentation at the EMDR Europe Association annual meeting, London, UK .

Language: English

Format: Conference

Abstract:
Most of the children who come to our Clinic are multi-traumatised and very often they have been hurt in their own families. Domestic violence is usually understood as physical and sexual abuse and neglect, and we have learned to look at the "T-traumatas", Silent Violence, the "t-traumatas", including constant negative feedback to the child, devaluation and narcissistic abuse suffered from for many years in the "ghetto family" do also cause severe woundings, which we have not yet learned to look at.

Keywords: Children  Intergenerational Violence  

Accuracy Verified: Yes

4. Barbez, C., & Devoogdt, A. (2005, June). EMDR and resolving hurt feelings. Presentation at the annual meeting of the EMDR Europe Association, Belgium, Brussels.

Language: English

Format: Conference

Abstract:
Hurt has been defined as an emotion, which arises in a social interaction as a consequence of certain interpersonal events. Leary (1998) asserts that the common denominator in all instances of hurt feelings is the perception of relational devaluation.
The overall aim of the workshop is to point at the importance of hurt feelings in unresolved interpersonal conflicts. More specific learning objectives are: 11) understanding under what conditions hurt feelings are likely to be harmful and why, (2) how hurt feelings may affect the perception of ongoing relationships, (3) demonstrating the use of EMDR in the resolution of hurt feelings.

Keywords: Emotional Sensations  

Accuracy Verified: Yes

5. Mosquera, D. (2012, March). EMDR with trauma and narcissism [EMDR met trauma en narcisme]. Keynote resentatie op de 6e congres van de Vereniging EMDR Nederland, Arnghem, The Nederlands.

Language: English

Format: Conference

Abstract:
The devaluation of self and others is a relevant issue in the field of trauma and dissociation but therapy usually focuses on a victim-abuser perspective where we tend to pay attention to victims and their symptoms, and when narcissistic features are described, they tend to be considered as characteristics of the abusive figure. From this perspective, victims are described as depressed, submissive, vulnerable and usually trapped in learned helplessness. Although this picture describes some situations related to maltreatment and abuse, it can be simplistic and minimize or overlook internalization of some abuser features by victims (e.g., the presence of perpetrator-imitator parts in DID). Narcissistic features can be a cause and consequence of traumatization and can be treated effectively with EMDR. Targeting the roots of the symptoms is crucial for an adequate case conceptualization. A core characteristic of narcissism is lack of empathy. While empathy issues can be present in many people with personality disorders, there are two personality disorders that are more related with lack of empathy, and a (sometimes only apparent) lack of concern about the suffering that they can cause in other people: narcissist and antisocial personality disorder. Both types of personalities share this self-centered profile. A description of different profiles characterized by self-centerness, selfish attitude and lack of empathy will be described in this presentation. These aspects may be present in abusers and victims, in overt or subtle presentations. To conceptualize EMDR therapy in these cases it is important to understand the pathway from early experiences to present problems. Narcissism and antisocial features can be final outcomes of a neglecting environment, chronic abuse or excessive appraisal. Different attachment disturbances with primary caregivers can lead to lack of empathy and self-centerness. In some cases, structural dissociation is underlying narcissistic or antisocial features that can characterize some dissociative parts of the personality. All these aspects and the complexity of therapeutic relationship in narcissistic and antisocial personalities will be reviewed in this presentation.

Keywords: Narcissim  

Accuracy Verified: Yes

6. Manfield, P., Knipe, J., & Snyker, E. (1998, July). Using EMDR with narcissistic personalities. Presentation at the annual meeting of the EMDR International Association, Baltimore, MD.

Language: English

Format: Conference

Abstract:
Participants will: 1) be able to identify narcissistic defenses of splitting, projective identification, avoidance, denial, primitive idealization, devaluation, grandiosity; 2) learn methods of addressing these defenses; and 2) learn how to use EMDR to process transference issues that typically arise.

Keywords: Narcissistic Defenses  Transference  

Accuracy Verified: Yes

7. Akemi, L. (2011, Novembro 20). Viva a autoestima! Conheça pessoas que viraram o jogo [Long live the self-esteem! Meet people who have turned the game]. Gazeta do Povo. Obtido em http://www.gazetadopovo.com.br/viverbem/comportamento/conteudo.phtml?id=1193281&ch on Novembro 20, 2011.

Language: Portuguese

Format: Other

Abstract:
Esse processo de “desmanche” vem de traumas do passado. “Algo acontece com a criança e ela cresce com essa desvalorização de si mesma, acreditando em coisas a respeito dela que são falsas”, diz Carla, que trabalha com a terapia denominada Des¬¬sen¬¬sibilização e Reprocessa¬¬mento através de Movimentos Oculares – EMDR, na sigla em inglês. Pode vir da relação com a família, colegas, professores. Casos de bullying, por exemplo, costumam deixar marcas profundas. “Às vezes, a pessoa arranja mecanismos de defesa e consegue driblar. Mas qualquer coisa que acontece pode abalar sua autoconfiança.”

This process of "dismantling" comes from past trauma. "Something happens to the child and it grows with this devaluation of herself, believing things about it that are untrue," said Carla, who works with therapy called Des sen ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ reprocesses raising and training through the Eye Movements - EMDR, its acronym in English. You can see the relationship with family, peers, teachers. Bullying, for example, often leave deep scars. "Sometimes the person arranges defense mechanisms and can dribble. But anything that happens can shake your confidence. " [Excerpt]

Keywords: General  Practice  

Accuracy Verified: Yes