Notice That Episode 23: Floatback
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Apr 8, 2020 Discover the transformative 'Float Back Technique' in EMDR therapy, a powerful method for uncovering the origins of clients' symptoms. The hosts share personal stories and emphasize the importance of adapting this approach based on emotional readiness. Explore therapeutic strategies for managing anxiety tied to trauma, balancing immediate relief with deeper exploration. The significance of collaborative healing and strong therapeutic relationships is highlighted, promoting a gradual, supportive process for clients in their journey.
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Validation and Surprise
- Floatback can be validating but also startling, revealing deep-rooted connections to past experiences.
- Prepare clients for potential surprises and ensure adequate support.
Stopping the Floatback
- During floatback, therapists can stop at any point if a client's reaction becomes too intense.
- Prioritize client safety and resource availability over completing the entire process.
Two Floatback Approaches
- Floatback has two main applications: proactive and reactive.
- Proactive floatback helps structure treatment planning, while reactive floatback addresses blockages during processing.