Autumn 2022 Vol 4 No 3
Opinion
The C&A Committee celebrates the contribution of its founder over the past two decades. From an interview with Joanne, we hear how and why it all started. With contributions from colleagues telling how they have been inspired by her efforts and determination to have the children's voices heard.
Note from the Editor
Focus on the climate crisis and narrative inquiry.
News
EMDR can be a valuable tool to work with children and young people who are struggling with their mental health. However, there can be difficulties for people trained in EMDR to utilise this therapy within their CAMHS practice. This survey is designed to gain an insight into the use of EMDR within CAMHS and some […]
Practice
Narrative inquiry research methods can inform how we approach the task of writing a case report. Collaboration with our clients in this process is key to our understanding of the therapy process.
Clinical Trials
Christine Ramsey-Wade shares news about a new study and calls for therapists and consultants to get involved.
Case study
Ian Plagaro shows how addressing formative attachment wounds facilitates developmental repair.
Uncategorised
Christina is new to creative writing. She shared this poem during a supervision session and was encouraged to share it with ETQ readers.
Committee updates
The Scientific & Research Committee has been busy. Ben Wright provides an update.
Research
Read the latest EMDR research published on Andrew Leeds’ blog, on the website of the Sonoma Psychotherapy Training Institute, which he directs. The blog gives abstracts and links to recently published papers. There are 10 new articles related to EMDR therapy, many of which have links to the open access full text article.
We’re always looking for new authors. If you’ve seen, read or developed something in the EMDR field, we’d love to hear from you.
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