EMDR Therapy Demonstration: Phases 1-8 with Medical Focus

Watch master EMDR clinician and trainer Dr. Jamie Marich work with Phases 1-8 of the standard EMDR therapy protocol connected to an issue with medical system trauma and fear of medical care.
IMPORTANT: This video is not meant to be a replacement for professional treatment. This is not a "do it yourself" EMDR process. This is a demonstration that can supplement your learning if you are an EMDR therapist in training or furthering your study. If you are a client or potential client, this may give you a general idea of what to expect.

[@nancybaumgartner6774]

I love the way her voice got stronger as the processing progressed.

[@My2centsonhere]

I wish my therapist did this with me after my sessions. As I used to get so overloaded with emotions after digging through painful memories and drain out completely. And may be that is why I came searching for this. Glad to find these methods to work through traumas.

[@shelly1119]

I hoped to see how her test results were. I hope they were good. I am starting EMDR next week.

[@dawnwolfe9465]

Thank you!

[@arassancaktutan9337]

amazing, thank you

[@deerenwick2848]

Thank you for sharing this; it was very interesting to see the subtle differences between your demonstration and the way I was instructed. It has aided my reflection.

[@markwcharles4965]

Million

[@leoy8820]

Good music!

[@rOYmOnster]

I need to try this out. What can go wrong? It not work? Well, nothing else has worked.

[@lestudio76]

Do you ever tell the client to not go with something?

[@clarerudic3044]

When did she do the eye desensitization bit?

[@soveyrarosas1243]

She used taps instead of eye movements, depending on what the client prefers

[@angiecorrigan]

I would like to ask why are you tapping the client ?? EMDR is the client tapping themselves or whatever the stimulus is ??

[@kaleimaile]

There are different ways of doing the BLS (bilateral stimulation), ie eye movements, tapping on knees, tapping on chest, stomping, tones via earphones, etc.

[@plumeria66]

@@kaleimaile Does stomping work just as well? Do I stand or sit while doing it?

[@kaleimaile]

@@plumeria66 , I have not done stomping (just heard about it).

[@elmonkel]

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