Spring 2026
Practice
Drawing on 4.5 years of clinical and research work, this article explores EMDR with former violent extremists. It examines engagement, identity, endings and post-therapy life, highlighting moral injury, trust and complexity. With flexibility and support, EMDR offers a powerful, widely applicable framework for difficult-to-reach populations.
News
A note from the editor summarising the content of this spring edition of the ETQ.
Practice
Dr Justin Havens talks about his journey to EMDR and the Flash technique.
Practice
EMDR is an evidence-based trauma therapy, yet guidance for neurodivergent clients remains limited. Drawing on research and clinical practice, this article explores neuro-affirming adaptations across EMDR’s eight phases to address sensory, cognitive and emotional differences, supporting accessible, effective treatment while maintaining fidelity to the EMDR model.
News
Reflections on Sonya Farrell’s training: ‘EMDR & Jim Knipe’s Toolbox Techniques for Working with Complexity and Dissociation’ on 11 April 2026
News
Sophie Leader reports on two workshops delivered by Cassandra Manning on the use of music in EMDR therapy.
Committee updates
Here is the latest update from the Scientific and Research Committee.
SIG updates
A new Learning Disabilities Special Interest Group (LD‑SIG) has been established in response to growing interest in adapting EMDR to better meet the needs of people with learning disabilities.
Committee updates
Read the latest update from the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
Research News
A selected summary of recent research added to the EMDR Publications Database.
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