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In this episode, Ann Beckley Forest and Annie Monaco discuss integrating EMDR therapy with play therapy for trauma work with children. They highlight the importance of comfort, the evolving understanding of EMDR, and the impact of research on play therapy. The episode also mentions giveaways, an upcoming event in Coco Beach, and the Beyond Healing Center's website and trainings.

Beth Segaloff, an expert in working somatically in EMDR, discusses the value of personal narratives in healing, overcoming challenges like eating disorders and difficult divorces, and how tragedy can lead to growth. They explore seeking behavior in a digital age, the importance of consistency in mental health practices, and the significance of cultivating embodiment. They also discuss finding the right language to describe interconnection experiences and the importance of making somatic practices accessible to all.

Ryan and Jen discuss the challenges and joys of being married to a therapist, reflecting on their own experiences and how it has shaped their relationship. They explore the difficulties of lacking shared language in communication and delve into regulating emotions and navigating relationships. The hosts also express gratitude to listeners and introduce other podcasts and resources.

Jen and Bridger discuss EMDR interweaves with Dr. Michelle Morrissey.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Owners of Beyond Healing discuss the evolution of relationship and creative process, the challenge of financing their work, creating and promoting a video project, the importance of engagement and involvement in creative work, the power of subjectivity and connection, balancing commitment and expectations, and the power of relating and taking action.

Hosts introduce Season 3 and discuss their excitement for EMDR. They explore the impact of EMDR on therapy and delve into the human nervous system. Moving beyond safety, they discuss personal desires and finding purpose. They highlight the benefits of Mighty Networks and the creation of an EMDR supplement. They express excitement for upcoming episodes and featuring other consultants. The episode concludes with a call to action to learn more about EMDR therapy.

Therapists Jen and Bridger discuss the challenges of conveying therapy experiences authentically on the podcast. They explore vulnerabilities, boundaries, and caretaking tendencies in therapy. The importance of analyzing relationship dynamics, personal dynamics, and maintaining authenticity in therapeutic sessions is also highlighted.

This podcast episode explores the complexities of the therapist-client relationship, shares personal experiences of discussing relationships in therapy, and delves into the challenges of transitioning from an objective to a subjective approach. The hosts also discuss the importance of creating a safe space for communication, reflect on their own professional insecurities, and explore the challenges of being misunderstood in therapy. They end with reflections on the episode and future plans.

The podcast explores the challenges of incorporating EMDR therapy in substance abuse treatment and the importance of understanding underlying issues. It discusses societal perceptions of substance abuse, the complexities of addiction behavior, and the need for a holistic approach. The conversation also delves into how familial background shapes views on addiction, the relationship between trauma and substance abuse, and the core issues behind addictive behaviors.