Summer 2024
Opinion
Working towards the decolonisation of psychological research is an ethical obligation and not a choice, argues Heena Chudasama. In Part 2 of her article she outlines how psychological research may be conducted within an EEDI framework and places the onus on us, as consumers of research, researchers and implementers of research to take responsibility for this to happen.
Regulars
A note from the editor highlighting top picks from this edition of ETQ.
Regulars
The SRC has had a busy time of it recently, working hard, along with our colleagues at SCHARR (Sheffield Centre for Health and Related Research) to prepare a manuscript for submission. At the York conference, Anthea Sutton presented on the findings of the systematic review that the Association had commissioned, and this has now been […]
Research
Members of the Climate Crisis SIG present the findings from their recent survey of EMDR therapists on their views and experiences of the climate crisis.
Opinion
Members of the Climate Crisis SIG advocate for EMDR therapists to develop knowledge and confidence to raise the issue of the climate crisis with clients in therapy sessions. They argue that not to is to diminish the current context and experience of our clients.
Opinion
In Part 2 of her article, Amal Wartalska uses case illustrations from her own practice to demonstrate the subtle yet powerful adaptations to the EMDR standard protocol that can lead to transformational change in clients who have racial or other socially inflicted traumas.
Research
OCD can be a challenge to treat for even the most experienced therapist. Joyce Blake shows her creativity in utilising an attachment-focused EMDR approach with three clients, that brings about profound change.
Opinion
Claire van den Bosch brings to life her favourite presentation from the annual conference in York this year.
Opinion
Beverly Coghlan reviews a challenging presentation from the York conference. Pamela Radcliffe presented some of her PhD research on the science of memory and the beliefs of EMDR practitioners in repressed memories.
Regulars
The latest news from the EDI committee.
Uncategorised
Robin Logie continues to share his expertise in all things supervision and talks in this edition about the evaluating function of a supervisor.
Review
Jane Eastwood reviews Mark Grant's handy manual on how to use EMDR to treat pain.
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