Reflections on EMDR

In the previous blog post, we explored the concept of the client’s window of tolerance and its significance in trauma therapy. Building on that foundation, this blog post shifts the…

In EMDR and trauma therapy, one of our most important clinical concepts isn’t a technique—it’s a lens. The window of tolerance, first introduced by Dr. Dan Siegel, helps us assess…

Helping Clients Make Sense of a World on Fire: EMDR and the Trauma of Cultural Upheaval We are living through a time of global unrest—wars, climate disasters, economic instability, cultural…

Why EMDR Therapy is Essential for Restoring Balance In the world of mental health care, clinicians often witness the long-term toll of chronic stress and trauma on their clients. Perhaps…

Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) is often compared to exposure therapy due to their shared goal of reducing the distress associated with traumatic memories. However, while there are similarities…

Are you wondering if you can take Part 2 of the Basic EMDR Training with the EMDR Institute, even if you completed Part 1 with a different trainer? The good…

In our latest post on the “Reflections on EMDR” blog, we discuss EMDR and Hypnotherapy, two distinct therapeutic approaches that offer unique methods and benefits for alleviating psychological distress. I…

In our latest post on the “Reflections on EMDR” blog we explore how EMDR assists the brain in processing and integrating traumatic memories, lowering emotional distress while preserving the important…

In our latest post on the “Reflections on EMDR” blog we learn more about how EMDR works as Dr. Gillian Maddock discusses how EMDR helps to process traumatic memories using…

In this, our very first post on the “Reflections on EMDR” blog we engage with Dr. Gillian Maddock about her dedication to integrating EMDR therapy into her practice and empowering…