First class summary by Dutch senior EMDR trainer Joany Spierings of the nature and quality of bereavement, and how EMDR can be used to address the pain of loss that has become stuck and facilitate the process of healthy grieving.

Direct from Francine Shapiro herself, outlines and summarises in simple, direct language how EMDR is best applied, all the way through the three prongs and the eight stages. Greatly prized by newcomers still getting used to the protocol, but invaluable too for older hands concerned to keep their practise sharp.

This is a diagrammatic clinical tool to be used when formulating cases in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. Based on the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model, the EMDR Case Formulation Tool is a way of illustrating psychological difficulties, mapping out the relationships between six key elements: unprocessed traumatic experiences, triggers, intrusions, negative beliefs, and symptoms, as well as resilience. From the diagrammatic formulation, a narrative formulation can be developed. The case formulation tool can be shared with the client, used to guide treatment planning, in supervision, and in case consultations

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This is a journal article which explains the Case Formulation Tool in detail.

There is a version of the Case Formulation Tool in pdf format – this can be printed and used with clients.

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There is a Case Formulation Tool in Word format which can be used online and with clients; it has boxes into which information can be typed in a live environment.

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A completely revised second edition including a wealth of new information. Includes articles on case formulation, completing supervisees’ accreditation forms, applying supervision theory to the process of EMDR supervision as well as new checklists, a sample supervision contract and the introduction to the recently published NHS Competency Framework for EMDR.

A completely revised second edition including a wealth of new information. Includes articles on case formulation, completing supervisees’ accreditation forms, applying supervision theory to the process of EMDR supervision as well as new checklists, a sample supervision contract and the introduction to the recently published NHS Competency Framework for EMDR.
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A summary to hand to clients starting EMDR therapy. It sets out how it works, how it’s applied and with space for clients to capture their keystone memories, the associated cognitions and track their own progress.

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Possibly Trauma Aid UK’s best-seller and a useful summary of the entire basic EMDR protocol on one side of A4, in two columns on a big pad, a new sheet for each target, guiding you through the steps in order, with space to make notes. Especially valuable for therapists starting out on EMDR.

Using Stories in EMDR is a comprehensive guide to the incorporation of storytelling into the practice of Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy. Based on the work of Joan Lovett, the book provides a theoretical background and context for the use of storytelling before describing a detailed step-by-step guide to this approach. The book includes five detailed case studies based on the work of the authors.

The authors are four clinical psychologists and two educational psychologists with extensive experience of using EMDR with children, particularly the storytelling approach.

A4 size. One side shows the SUD and VOC in visual form illustrated by a series of facial expressions. Client is asked to point to place on scale that represents their SUD or VOC. Reverse side shows list of common Negative and Positive Cognitions suitable for children to choose from.

A4 size. One side shows the SUD and VOC in visual form illustrated by a series of facial expressions. Client is asked to point to place on scale that represents their SUD or VOC. Reverse side shows list of common Negative and Positive Cognitions for client to choose from.

Abstract: EMDR Clinical Supervision offers the opportunity for the EMDR Supervisee to engage in a number of important aspects in relation to exploring their EMDR practice and professional development. This paper will outline models of clinical supervision and how they relate to EMDR. It will propose an EMDR Clinical Supervision Process Model that captures both the micro and macro elements of EMDR as an eight-phase psychological treatment intervention for psychological trauma. An EMDR Personal Development Action Plan (EMDR PDAP) will also outline how this could be incorporated within EMDR clinical supervision in the promotion of theory and practice integration in EMDR. Although the paper will focus upon the EMDR Europe Practitioner Competency Framework the implications for enhancing EMDR clinical supervision apply to EMDR clinicians internationally.

An article from the Journal of EMDR

An article from the Journal of EMDR.