

Assessment, Reprocessing, Closure, and Reevaluation with EMDR: From the EMDR Supplement
28 snips Jan 25, 2024
Explore the function and purpose of EMDR therapy's assessment, reprocessing, closure, and reevaluation phases. Learn about managing dissociation, utilizing grounding techniques, ego state work, and the differences between closing complete and incomplete sessions. Discover the significance of allowing natural processing, adapting EMDR therapy, and working with feeder memories and shifting targets.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Importance of the Assessment Phase
04:11 • 23min
Managing Dissociation and Utilizing Grounding Techniques for Trauma Reprocessing
26:46 • 3min
Working with Dissociation and Ego State Work in EMDR Therapy: Closing Incomplete Sessions
29:40 • 4min
Allowing Natural Processing and the Reevaluation Phase
34:02 • 5min
Adapting EMDR Therapy: Ebb and Flow, Feeder Memories, and Shifting Targets
38:50 • 4min