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Calm Safe Place: EMDR Therapy Preparation Demonstration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2016
- In this teaching video, Dr. Jamie Marich and Dr. Ryan Van Wyk demonstrate the Calm Safe Place preparation exercise in EMDR therapy, one of the classic skills that has been used since the inception of the approach.
**This video is NOT intended to be a replacement for formal training in EMDR therapy. Our intention in posting it here is for those being trained in EMDR to have a learning aide, and for potential clients to get a glimpse into what to potentially expect.**
For more information, go to: www.instituteforcreativemindfulness.com
It's really cool how many techniques therapies are vomi g together. Im going to study this for sure. Thank you for putting out to all of us.
JAMIE U R AN FALLING ANGEL FROM PARADISE.... THANK U FOR ALL THE VIDEOS U SHARE
Fallen angel? Are you implying she is lucifer? 😆
A fallen angel is a demon
synchronizing the breathes, very nice!
I thought the white sound was my phone. It’s loud on the recordong
I would love a chance to reach out to Jamie Marich and ask a few questions as I work with Tortured Refugees and have just started using EMDR after being trained. the cultural ramifications, boundaries, overcoming language, etc...
Love your videos. However I noticed your volume is always low.
I'd rather see these exercises with real clients rather than such an obliging fellow dr. I have clients with complex trauma that it seems these exercises are difficult for them.
what arises in me
as I watch this video,
is the pain of the hell I'm in:
- rage
- poverty
- shame
- old and unaccomplished
- perpetually forever single
- never had a real friend my whole life
- grief
- depression
- the pain of the past rapes me
- the terror of the future paralyzes me with fear
Well done.
What would happen if someone did EMDR vertical?
McDonalds Food Is Made Out Of People: The reason they do it side to side is to repeat REM cycle of sleeping
Sometimes the direction of the hand movements may go diagnal or vertical even if the therapist feels the patient is stuck, this helps to get things moving again.. :-)
lol. i had the same question because i tried it a few times and it works well for me
" I think just sort of pairing those words with sort of the body sensation in this earth"....a bit out there for me....
Is she a PhD? What are her credentials?
@@ts3858 she is a PhD. She is through ICM Institute for Creative Mindfulness, they do a lot of EMDR trainings. EMDR has a protocol that you follow, there is a reason for wording, slow bilateral/ hand movements, fast bilaterals and everything else she does. EMDR
has about an 80% efficacy rate compared to the 50% of regular talk therapy.
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