Supervision
Group supervision
Robin Logie presents the final addition to his long-running series on clinical supervision. This time, he shares his experience and practical insights regarding group-based supervision.
Spring 2025
Opinion
Susannah Colbert argues that the Power, Threat, Meaning Framework (PTMF) is aligned to the AIP model and emphasises the importance of meaning-making, which draws upon community and cultural understandings of distress.
Conference
Command HQ (aka EMDR Conference Committee): “So, Matt, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to tell the EMDR community that they risk becoming redundant because they’re failing to deliver the evidence base to NICE research standards. Oh, and you’ll have to deliver this message at the EMDR UK Conference, at the end of a long first day – just before the boozy social.” Matt: “Mission accepted.” (cue theme music from Mission Impossible).
Conference
Radical Hope: Report and reflections on a presentation about EMDR and addictions delivered by Hope Payson at the EMDR UK Annual Conference 2025.
Conference
Jasminder Bahia shares a heartfelt reflection on Dr. Aileen Alleyne’s keynote presentation at the EMDR UK Annual Conference 2025, where she beautifully explored the intergenerational impact of trauma and the deep significance of Black identity wounding.
Conference
Jennie Lonsdale writes: In true ‘working with children’ fashion, Annie and Ann began their talk by inviting the audience to stand and imagine themselves chopping and lifting wood. This set the tone for an energetic and engaging presentation covering the interplay between play therapy and EMDR.
Practice
Kelly Ryan offers a helpful summary of the EMDR Association's new unified digital ecosystem. This practice-based tool integrates various functions of the association under a single umbrella.
Committee updates
Here is the latest news from the Scientific and Research Committee.
Committee updates
The EDI committee works hard on behalf of the Association members. Heena Chudasama provides an update on the latest activities.
Research
Anthea Sutton shares the key points from the most recent EMDR publications database update.
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