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EMDR therapy offers powerful autonomic and characterological change for both clients and therapists. The podcast discusses the intensity of therapy, choosing a healing lifestyle, embracing challenges in the profession, creating spontaneous moments in therapy relationships, and exploring therapeutic work with dissociative disorders.

This podcast explores self development, fragmentation, and the healing journey. It discusses the synthesis of developmental lifespan theory, internal family systems, and structural dissociation. The hosts emphasize the importance of dissociation and ego fragmentation throughout the lifespan, as well as the therapeutic bond in the healing process. They also discuss the effectiveness of ego state work, the impact of trauma on identity, and the need for disconfirming experiences to support individual growth.

Join Jen and Melissa as they discuss the basics of Somatic Integration and Processing (SIP), exploring its purpose, tools, and interventions for creating change. They also delve into the significance of inner subjectivity in therapy, recommended books and trainings, the exploration of the body's expressions, and advanced SIP trainings. Plus, they offer individual and small group consultations for deep exploration of specific cases.

The hosts discuss the challenges of adjusting to a new normal after the birth of a baby. They also talk about the disorienting feeling of online meetings and lack of support. The importance of phase one client history and building a strong therapeutic relationship in EMDR therapy is highlighted. Assessing readiness for EMDR therapy and adapting it to meet individual client needs is explored. Being attuned and adaptive in EMDR therapy is emphasized.

The hosts explore the importance of understanding target selection in EMDR therapy, the complexities of trauma, and the concept of targets in therapy. They discuss concerns about asking clients to designate their most disturbing childhood memories and emphasize the need for an update in the field. They also delve into the intricate nature of traumatic experiences and the importance of updating our internal maps. The chapter concludes with expressing gratitude to listeners and sharing information about upcoming trainings.

Therapist Danielle Ciccone discusses the intersection of psychedelic therapy and EMDR, the importance of cultural implications and indigenous representation in psychedelic therapy, the historical context and current state of psychedelic medicine, and the potential benefits and limitations of combining psychedelics and EMDR therapy.

In this podcast, the hosts delve into the components of EMDR therapy, explore the importance of selecting the appropriate target, and discuss trauma, attachments, and negative cognition. They also highlight different approaches in EMDR therapy, discuss the assessment phase, and explore the use of acronyms.

Listen in to hear Jen and Melissa continue working through Francine Shapiro's seminal Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy: Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures. In this episode, the hosts of Notice That pick back up in chapter two, talking about Adaptive Information Processing.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this podcast, Jen sits down with Angel Hirsch, an EMDRIA approved consultant and therapist from Austin Texas. They discuss the journey of becoming an EMDR consultant, lessons learned from unintentional retraumatization, imposter syndrome, dynamics of client-therapist and consultant relationships, trusting the therapeutic process, and finding the right consultant.

Listen in to hear Jen and Melissa talk with the hosts of the Evidence Based Therapist Podcast as the two podcasts from Think Beyond join forces to dive into information processing in the brain. This episode is a commentary on the 2nd chapter of Francine Shapiro's seminal introduction to EMDR entitled, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy: Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures. Notice That will continue their Back to Basics journey through the book but we wanted to share this episode as a means of organizing our experience of AIP as a foundational theory of EMDR. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.