Advanced Phases
EMDR has 8 phases. What are the 3 prongs?
What is past, present and future?
EMDR with children often incorporates this to facilitate engagement.
What is play, drawing, storytelling, movement.
An advantage of EMDR over PE, is the non-reliance on _______.
What is verbalizing or talking.
In the processing continuum, when clients struggle to stay within their window of tolerance, the provider may choose to begin processing with ______.
What is restricted processing?
According to the AIP model, present dysfunctions and symptoms are the result of unprocessed _______ .
What is past events?
True or False: EMDR and AIP share elements of treatment with CBT.
What is False?
Name 2 ways in which EMDR therapy can be adapted for children or people with neurodiversity or intellectual deficits.
What is shorter sets, or modified language, or use of visual aids, or items for representation.
An advantage of EMDR over CPT is the non-reliance on ________.
What is literacy or reading and writing?
When conceptualizing a case in Phases 1, 2 & 3, the provider is observing and assessing the client for these.
What is affect and emotions management skills.
Research has shown EMDR can be utilized for chronic pain and other ______ applications.
What is medical?
In Phase 4, name 2 things the provider is monitoring the client for?
What is changes in: SUD, or facial expression, or breathing, intensity of memory recall, or posture, or body tension
True or False: EMDR is not recommended for treatment of veterans with service related PTSD or traumatic brain injuries.
What is False?
Sometimes, effective EMDR processing is impeded by these hidden or underlying issues called _______.
What is blocking beliefs?
During reprocessing, these are commonly observed somatic responses that indicate activation, but may not require treatment to stop. Name 2.
What are tears, shaking, body tension, nausea, complaints of discomfort.
Name 2 severe clinical presentations for which EMDR requires significant adaptation.
What is psychosis, or dissociation, or OCD, or disordered eating, or personality disorders?
Similar to trauma, EMDR may help people with performance anxiety by processing what?
What is past performance traumas and future fears?
This EMDR scripted protocol, developed by A.J. Popky, is designed to reduce triggers and urges of addiction behaviors.
What is DeTur?
Prior to EMDR processing, clients with dissociative difficulties may require one or both of these.
What is extended resourcing and stabilization or parts work
What tool(s) can be used when processing is not progressing?
What is/are interweaves or interventions?
Ethically, standard EMDR therapy should not proceed without this.
What is informed consent?
Name the 3 areas Phase addresses at the beginning of subsequent sessions.
What is functional changes, symptom changes and target changes?
When treating grief with EMDR, if the SUD no longer decreases, the discomfort may be considered ________.
What is ecologically valid?
Two reasons that pacing is important in EMDR therapy is to prevent over-activating and facilitate ________.
What is adaptive resolution?
True or False: If or when a client becomes overwhelmed during active processing, EMDR directs the provider to stop BLS and return to stabilization.
What is False.
If the SUD is not decreasing in active processing, these may need further investigation.
What are blocking beliefs or secondary gains?