Background
Dr. Francine Shapiro
What does BLS stand for?
Bilateral Stimulation
What is AIP stand for?
Adaptive Information Processing
History Taking (AIP Informed Biopsychosocial)?
Phase 1
Hebb’s Axiom?
Neurons that fire together, wire together
What does REM stand for?
Rapid Eye Movement
What is the signal called that the client uses to stop processing?
The stop signal
Body Scan Phase?
Phase 6
ACE meaning?
Adverse Childhood Experience
What is VOC mean?
Validity of Cognition
DAS?
Dual Attention Stimulation
What is a Target Sequence Plan
An outline of disturbing incidents identified as needing processing along the client’s life span (i.e., past incidents, present triggers, and future anticipated triggers).
Preparation (Grounding/Affect Management) Phase?
Phase 2
An intervention strategy (Browning, 1999; Zangwill, 2002) to use a client’s belief and affect to identify past experiences relating to a client’s present experience?
Floatback
The Father of Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy?
Pierre Janet
The alternating orientation between the incident, stimulation, and awareness, forces attention across the hemispheric midline?
ORIENTING RESPONSE
Three-Prong Process consists of what three areas?
For full EMDR treatment effects, (1) past incidents, (2) present triggers, and (3) future templates need to be fully processed.
Reevaluation Phase?
Phase 8
A cognition or thought about ourselves that brings up an emotional charge or body sensation?
Negative Belief
The year of Francine's original research study?
1989
Modulation between brain wave frequencies, i.e., high wave frequencies-REM, and slow-wave frequencies - Hippocampal integration?
REM: RAPID EYE MOVEMENT
The earliest identified incident that resonates with the client’s presenting complaints?
Touchstone Memory
Desensitization Phase?
Phase 4
A technique to help the client move back and forth between disturbance and present/calm state?
Pendulation