Autumn 2021 Vol 3 No 4
Book review
Writer and former deputy editor of Tatler, Gavanndra Hodge, had a chaotic but colourful and loving childhood. Then her little sister died traumatically and suddenly, and chaos began to reign. Gavanndra supressed her grief and memories of her sister, and in the shadow of their father, an addict, celebrity hairdresser and dealer to his elite […]
Practice
Low intensity self-help interventions have proved effective both in time and cost. In a recent review paper, Louise Maxfield suggests that, in much the same way that self-help CBT approaches have been developed and have become accepted as effective treatment options, the same can be done for EMDR treatment (Journal of EMDR Research and Practice, […]
Publications database
Read the latest EMDR research published on Andrew Leeds’ blog, on the website of the Sonoma Psychotherapy Training Institute, which he directs. In the September 2021 there are 32 new articles related to EMDR therapy. 10 articles have links to the open access full text article.
Committee updates
Dr Ben Wright outlines the EMDR Association's Scientific and Research Strategy
President's update
Services to members: Update In the Summer edition of ETQ (2021 Vol 3 No 3) I wrote about some of the changes that we have made to help improve the services we provide to you, our members. Some of the changes are already in place and hopefully, by now, you are experiencing the benefits. Some […]
Review
A book that speaks clearly about trauma to clients and therapists alike
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