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Made Simple:
IFS-Informed EMDR

Internal Family Systems therapy (IFS) can provide direction for working with internal defenses that inhibit dual attention during EMDR therapy.

Bruce Hersey, LCSW

Bruce Hersey, LCSW

Made Simple:
EMDR for Eating Disorders

Eating disorders are a common trauma coping mechanism and can be effectively treated with EMDR—if the right questions are being asked.

DaLene Forester, Ph.D. Lauren Kiser, Ph.D.

DaLene Forester, Ph.D. & Lauren Kiser, Ph.D.

Made Simple:
EMDR for Kids

EMDR can be used with children to great effect—but it requires you to consider how each phase can be adapted to the child’s emotional and developmental capacity

Christine Mark-Griffin, LCSW

Christine Mark-Griffin, LCSW

Made Simple:
EMDR and Polyvagal Theory

Trauma leads to a dance of distress between your nervous system and your memory networks—understanding it helps uncover opportunities for intervention.

Rebecca Kase, LCSW

Rebecca Kase, LCSW

Made Simple:
EMDR and Dissociation

Reframe your understanding of dissociation by destigmatizing the experience and learning how to work with it during EMDR therapy.

Jamie Marich, Ph.D.

Jamie Marich, Ph.D.

Made Simple:
EMDR and Somatic Psychology

Learn how to integrate somatic psychology principles and interventions into the eight-phase model to enhance your EMDR practice.

Dr. Arielle Schwartz

Dr. Arielle Schwartz

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