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Join Roy Kiessling, an EMDRIA-certified trainer and founder of EMDR Consulting, as he dives into the evolution of EMDR therapy. With a journey spanning from training with Francine Shapiro to leading hundreds of trainings, Roy discusses the need for flexibility in addressing clients' trauma. He explores emotional vertigo in therapy and highlights the significance of understanding core beliefs. Listeners will gain insights on adapting therapeutic techniques and the importance of attunement to foster deeper therapist-client connections.

Michael Bowers, the Executive Director of EMDRIA, dives into the rich history and strategic vision behind EMDR therapy. He talks about EMDRIA's mission to enhance clinician efficacy while boosting client outcomes. Discover the journal's upcoming shift to AAAS for greater visibility in research. Bowers emphasizes the balance between scientific fidelity and client needs, addresses the shift in community dynamics post-pandemic, and discusses global adaptations of EMDR techniques in diverse settings, all while inviting collaboration from creators and consultants.

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Noelle Lynn, a therapist and researcher specializing in ADHD, shares her insights on the application of EMDR therapy in treating neurodivergent individuals. She discusses the profound impact trauma has on women's experiences with ADHD, advocating for comprehensive, trauma-informed care. The conversation emphasizes the critical role of early intervention and stimulant medications for children. Noelle also highlights the challenges of developing a treatment manual for EMDR and discusses the vital need for community support among those with ADHD.

Dr. Jamie Marich discusses their new book on religious trauma and personal healing experiences. They share insights on confronting spiritual abuse, navigating conflicting beliefs, and the process of deconstructing and reconstructing spirituality. The conversation also explores forgiveness, therapeutic approaches, and the significance of addressing God attachment in therapy.

Join Jen and Bridger as they discuss using EMDR therapy for couples and families, incorporating the Cycle of Repression. Explore attachment rupture and repair, finding safety in connection. Learn about addressing past traumas, navigating challenges in therapy, and fostering authentic expression in relationships.

Delve into the intricacies of EMDR therapy as Melissa and Bridger discuss installation, body scan, and closure. Explore the collaborative process between therapist and client, harnessing energy for transformational change, and unpacking memories through sensory exploration. Embrace the unpredictable nature of therapy, using metaphors to transition to Phase Five and beyond.

Delve into the purpose and function of desensitization in EMDR therapy with Jen and Bridger. Explore the complexities of trauma processing, anticipation for upcoming summits, and engaging in in-person events. Uncover the deep meanings in therapy, navigate attachment influences, and embrace a back-to-basics approach for therapeutic outcomes.

Join Jen, Melissa, and Bridger as they discuss Phase Four of the EMDR protocol, focusing on desensitization, body scan, and installation. Explore the importance of client consent, containment, and monitoring SUD scale during therapy sessions. Get excited for an upcoming podcast event in Seattle and discover the benefits of therapeutic retreats in EMDR and somatic practices.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss various interesting topics related to EMDR therapy, including the importance of assessment and case conceptualization, uncovering meaningful parts of traumatic experiences, focusing on the client's experience rather than sticking to the protocol, and exploring emotions in therapy. They also introduce the 'Beyond Group' drop-in program for EMDR therapy, where listeners can join discussion presentations and access advanced learning materials.