#emdr clinicians

[shieth]

i might b getting diagnosed with DID and it's genuinely such a surreal experience

[unwelcome-ozian]

TREATMENT BOOKS (a few suggestions, listed alphabetically)

Rebuilding Shattered Lives, Treating Complex PTSD and Dissociative Disorders, 2nd ed, (2011), by James Chu. A valuable book for beginners and experienced clinicians, this text offers practical advice on therapeutic techniques and treatment, with information about early attachments and their effects, neurobiology, crisis management and psychopharmacology

Shelter from the Storm: Processing the Traumatic Memories of DID/DDNOS Patients with the Fractionated Abreaction Technique, (2013) by Richard Kluft. Integrates elements from psychoanalysis, psychodynamic psychotherapy, hypnosis, behavioral therapy, cognitive therapy, and EMDR to support a practical, empathic, and compassionate approach to treatment, taking care to avoid retraumatisation

The Haunted Self – Structural Dissociation and the Treatment of Chronic Traumatisation, (2006), by Onno van der Hart, Ellert Nijenhuis & Kathy Steele. This key text draws attention to the substantial problems suffered by chronically traumatised individuals. It presents the theory of structural dissociation of the personality, a phase-oriented approach to treatment, and hope that recovery is achievable

Trauma Model Therapy: A Treatment Approach for Trauma Dissociation and Complex Comorbidity, (2009) by Colin Ross. A practical, well-structured manual, presenting theory, assessment and treatment strategies, techniques and interventions for severe dissociative disorders

Treating Complex Trauma and Dissociation – a practical guide to navigating therapeutic challenges, (2017) by Lynette Danylchuk & Kevin Connors. This highly readable book combines clinical experience and insight. It presents clear and practical information to support understanding and offers guidance for navigating a phased approach to treatment, handling foundational issues and potential challenges’ 2nd Edition due out July 2023, includes the latest research and treatment developments

Treating Trauma-Related Dissociation: A Practical, Integrative Approach, (2017), by Kathy Steele, Suzette Boon & Onno van der Hart. Written by leading experts, this comprehensive text extends the content of the skills training manual, (listed in the ‘Self-Help’ section). It offers a practical, thorough, and insightful approach to treatment based on the structural dissociation model

Treatment of Dissociative Identity Disorder: Techniques and Strategies for Stabilisation, (2018), by Colin Ross. Practical, concise and informative, especially useful for practitioners new to working with DID

Working with Voices and Dissociative Parts – A Trauma-informed approach, (2nd edn, 2019) by Dolores Mosquera. A comprehensive, elaborative, and inspirational workbook, that is truly integrative, structured and collaborative, and informative for both the novice and the senior practitioner

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emdr therapy has got to be on some hokey 1960s bullshit right… i don’t trust anything that claims to unveil ‘repressed memories’ lmfao and i thought even the psych establishment kinda agreed on that

ok here's my emdr take because i've poked around on this and Some People definitely do report feeling like it was helpful to them. i think, if you have some traumatic memory / experience that you want to talk about, and you are in an environment where you feel safe and supported (personally, could not be me with a clinician but, my experiences are not universal) then emdr is basically just trauma-informed therapy. the actual eye movement part is basically nonsense / placebo in the sense that the specific type of movement that's happening there isn't, like, mechanically unlocking hidden patterns in your brain or however francine shapiro put it. however, i do think that it's possible that For Some People, the mere fact of having trauma therapy be paired with some kind of body movement / awareness might be helpful to them. again, it's not that there's anything specially useful about moving your eyes back and forth, but i do think there are plenty of reasons that cultivating some kind of bodily awareness thru movement could be helpful / enjoyable / simply a useful distraction when talking though a traumatic memory. so personally, i would not do emdr but i would also not do any other form of psychotherapy unless like, wilhelm reich came back from the dead and offered to just go ham. anyway though i definitely agree with you that if a clinician is claiming to be able to actually UNCOVER 'hidden' memories or whatever, that's a bad sign. but i'm not plugged in enough to the emdr practitioner community to know how common those types of claims are, and tbf, plenty of plain-jane trauma therapy practitioners have made and continue to make those claims as well lol.

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Just finished up the latest installment of Of Light & Darkness!! So good and so sweet but I gotta ask, is Obi wan doing EMDR?! Because I screamed (in a good way) at the end!!

Hey 'Nony.

Firstly thank you so much for the write in! You nailed it right on the Head! Obi Boy is indeed doing a little EMDR therapy due to his trauma because we are fantastic clinicians!

Now for those not in the know EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) is a newer form of therapy specifically used for PTSD and Trauma. Basically how it works is that the patient follows an object such as a pointer or ball while remembering the traumatic event. When a trigger point is found the clinician will guide the patient through processing the pain and other emotions so as to retrain the mind (memories) and allow the healing. This is done in a safe and well guided manner over several sessions.

The Best thing about this particular therapy is that once completed it has an 80-90% success rate and often takes a shorter time than traditional therapies.

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Therapy is not one size fits all. Specialities and specialists exist for a reason.

It can take years of navigating and working with clinicians at cost to get things right and anyone who has barriers or objections should not be shamed into doing it. That said mental healthcare is still healthcare and it is vital to receive treatment if the need is great enough.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a useful tool when thought patterns are obstructing desired actions. Dialectical Behavioral Therapy is a useful tool when emotional disregulation is causing erratic and harmful behaviors that a client has identified and wishes to change.

Rogerian/Patient Lead Therapy and Motivational Interviewing techniques are good for when cognitive distortions are blinding a person to core beliefs that they carry in life that do not serve them well.

Unfortunately if there is trauma in the mix then Patient Lead Therapy can lead to a client retraumatizing themselves by talking about the distressing topics that brought them in to therapy without distress tolerance framework to aid in processing. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can lead to people justifying staying in abusive situations if a person's belief system is that they are responsible for the negative aspects of their life and they can only change their own behaviors and beliefs surrounding circumstances rather than the circumstances themselves. EMDR when applied to those who dissociate without grounding framework will lead to the client erecting further barriers and worsening their condition.

Not to mention clinician bias, agenda, belief system and exhaustion.

Mental healthcare is a difficult field to navigate and it is more about educating patients than it is directly treating them. Knowing what your goals are and holding firm to them is about the only way to succeed.

Advice for those searching (US Centric advice):

- psychology and psychiatry are different fields. If you are looking for or wishing to avoid medication then start the journey looking into the field appropriate to your requests and requirements.

- learn the different acronyms. A list with descriptions can be found here: https://www.verywellmind.com/psychotherapy-101-1067405

- if you are there for letters of recommendation for surgeries, gender care then ask up front. Search for "informed consent" when looking for providers. These people will handle your insurance and work you through the process. It's their job.

- in the US you will either work through private practice therapists (if they accept insurance they usually bill directly and receipt you for reimbursement), clinic workers (your treatment contract is with the clinic not the therapist themselves) or those who do not accept insurance at all. Annoyingly the ones who do not accept insurance tend to be the best providers and specialists in a niche.

- look for specialists in the fields you are needing help with but be cautious. Psychology Today allows therapists to click any speciality without accountability.

- trauma trained, trauma informed and trauma aware are all different things. Many therapists are trauma informed or aware but not trained on handling CPTSD symptoms or recognizing dissociation. If this is a concern ask about it in the intake phase.

- look up the different modalities and ask about them.

- have a treatment plan and request to see it every 3 months. You are permitted to ask for your medical records. Request them when you feel you are not making progress.

- ask for homework and see if the therapist follows up. Sessions should not be 50 minutes of talking to someone. There should be work happening. Ensure both you and clinician are aware of what the work is and if it is being done.

- ask for recommendations and transfer of care if you feel you need a specialist. If you work through a clinic they have office staff who can help navigate this. Though they tend to be swamped and typically refer you to whoever is available. Say you are willing to be wait listed if needed.

This is a long and difficult journey. It need not be made harder by professionals who are not compatible. Finding the right fit is a difficult but necessary step if therapy is to succeed.

Hopefully this is a helpful list of information to put on the end of a little personal experience comic, which is well drawn and charming. OP did a lovely job and I wish them well on their mental healthcare journey.

I felt like I was in a freakin’ sitcom

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EMDR Therapy in Sydney: Resilient Roots Leads the Way

In the heart of Sydney, individuals seeking effective, transformative therapy for trauma and emotional distress are turning to EMDR therapy offered by Resilient Roots. As a leading provider in EMDR therapy in Australia, Resilient Roots stands out for its compassionate approach, expert clinicians, and tailored therapy plans.

What is EMDR Therapy?

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is a powerful psychological treatment method designed to alleviate the distress associated with traumatic memories. Unlike traditional talk therapy, EMDR uses guided eye movements to help the brain process and reframe traumatic experiences. This innovative approach has been widely recognized for its effectiveness in treating PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions.

Why Choose Resilient Roots for EMDR Therapy in Sydney?

Resilient Roots is a trusted name for individuals seeking EMDR therapy near me in Sydney. With a team of experienced therapists trained in advanced EMDR techniques, the practice offers a safe and supportive environment to explore and heal from past traumas.

Their personalized approach ensures that each client receives a treatment plan tailored to their specific needs and goals, making the process both effective and empowering.

Benefits of EMDR Therapy

Effective for Various Conditions: EMDR therapy has been proven effective for PTSD, phobias, anxiety, and chronic pain.

Fast Results: Many clients experience relief from symptoms in fewer sessions compared to traditional therapies.

Non-invasive: EMDR does not rely on medications or invasive procedures, making it a natural and holistic treatment option.

EMDR Therapy Across Australia

Beyond Sydney, EMDR therapy is gaining recognition across Australia for its groundbreaking approach to mental health. Resilient Roots is proud to be a part of this movement, offering services that help clients rediscover their strength and resilience. For those searching for EMDR therapy Australia or EMDR therapist near me, Resilient Roots provides a beacon of hope and healing.

How EMDR Therapy Works

EMDR therapy typically follows an eight-phase approach:

History-taking: Understanding the client’s background and identifying target memories.

Preparation: Educating the client on EMDR and building trust.

Assessment: Establishing the emotional and physical components of target memories.

Desensitization: Reprocessing memories using guided eye movements or other bilateral stimulation.

Installation: Reinforcing positive beliefs about oneself.

Body Scan: Checking for residual physical tension linked to the memories.

Closure: Ensuring the client leaves each session feeling stable.

Re-evaluation: Reviewing progress and setting new goals if necessary.

Begin Your Healing Journey

If you’ve been searching for EMDR therapy near me or seeking the best EMDR therapy Sydney has to offer, Resilient Roots is here to help. Their expert therapists are dedicated to guiding you through the process with care and expertise, empowering you to reclaim your life.

Contact Resilient Roots today to learn more about their EMDR therapy services in Australia and take the first step toward healing and growth.

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EMDR Therapy Goes Hi Tech with EMDR Light Bar and Virtual Versions

EMDR Remote developed a training program so that qualified clinicians can train other clinicians in EMDR. EMDR Remote’s philosophy is that everyone who is qualified to provide EMDR to clients should be able to be trained in EMDR, regardless of where they live in the world.

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Beverly Hills Inpatient Mental Health Services

At Bridges to Recovery, we provide premier inpatient mental health services in Beverly Hills, offering a safe, private, and supportive environment where individuals can focus entirely on their recovery. We specialize in treating complex mental health disorders through individualized care plans that integrate evidence-based therapies and holistic treatments. Our goal is to help each client achieve lasting recovery and emotional well-being by addressing both the symptoms and underlying causes of their mental health challenges.

Why Choose Our Mental Health Treatment Facility

Choosing the right mental health treatment facility is critical for achieving sustainable recovery. At Bridges to Recovery, we pride ourselves on offering personalized, one-on-one care in a peaceful, home-like setting. With only six clients per residence, we ensure that every individual receives the focused attention they need from our team of experienced clinicians. Our Beverly Hills facility fosters a sense of comfort and security, allowing clients to fully engage in their healing journey.

We take a holistic approach to mental health care, combining traditional therapies like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with holistic practices such as yoga, meditation, and physical fitness. This comprehensive approach supports the mental, emotional, and physical health of our clients, allowing them to heal on all levels and build a foundation for long-term recovery.

Therapies Provided for Behavioral Health Treatment

Bridges to Recovery offers a wide range of therapeutic modalities to address the diverse needs of our clients. These therapies include:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Helps clients identify and challenge negative thought patterns and behaviors.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): Focuses on emotional regulation, mindfulness, and improving interpersonal relationships.

Psychodynamic Therapy: Encourages exploration of unconscious thoughts and emotions to better understand their impact on behavior.

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing): A trauma-focused therapy that helps clients process distressing memories and heal from traumatic experiences.

Holistic Therapies: Incorporating yoga, meditation, acupuncture, and physical fitness to promote overall well-being.

Inpatient Treatment Programs in Beverly Hills, CA

At Bridges to Recovery, we offer a variety of specialized inpatient treatment programs designed to provide intensive care in a nurturing, supportive environment. Each program is tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients and promote long-term recovery.

Anxiety Treatment

Our anxiety treatment program helps individuals manage generalized anxiety, social anxiety, and panic disorders. Through therapy, mindfulness practices, and holistic treatments, we help clients reduce anxiety symptoms and regain control over their lives.

Depression Treatment

Our depression treatment program is designed to address both the emotional and physical symptoms of depression. We combine therapy, holistic care, and medication management to help clients achieve emotional stability and rediscover joy and purpose in their lives.

Bipolar Disorder Treatment

Our bipolar disorder treatment program helps clients manage both manic and depressive episodes. Through individualized therapy and psychiatric care, we provide the tools needed for mood stabilization and long-term emotional balance.

ADHD Treatment

Our ADHD treatment program focuses on helping clients develop strategies to manage symptoms such as impulsivity, inattention, and hyperactivity. We provide therapy and behavioral interventions that improve focus, organization, and emotional regulation.

OCD Treatment

For individuals living with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), we offer exposure and response prevention (ERP) therapy. Our program helps clients reduce compulsive behaviors, manage intrusive thoughts, and regain control over their daily lives.

PTSD Treatment

Our PTSD treatment program provides trauma-focused care for individuals suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. We use evidence-based therapies like EMDR and somatic experiencing to help clients process and heal from traumatic experiences, promoting emotional stability and recovery.

Trauma Therapy

Our trauma therapy program is designed to help individuals heal from past traumatic events. We integrate various therapeutic approaches to help clients process trauma, develop healthier coping mechanisms, and achieve long-term recovery.

Panic Disorder Treatment

Our panic disorder treatment program helps individuals understand and manage panic attacks. Through therapy and relaxation techniques, we provide tools to reduce the frequency and intensity of panic episodes, allowing clients to regain control of their lives.

Antisocial Personality Disorder Treatment

We offer specialized care for antisocial personality disorder, focusing on helping clients develop healthier behaviors, increase empathy, and build stronger relationships. Our therapy programs support emotional and social growth, fostering positive change.

Borderline Personality Disorder Treatment

We specialize in treating borderline personality disorder (BPD) through dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Our program helps clients manage emotional instability, reduce impulsive behaviors, and build healthier, more fulfilling relationships.

Dependent Personality Disorder Treatment

Our dependent personality disorder treatment program helps clients develop independence and self-confidence. We offer individualized therapy to help clients reduce reliance on others and build a stronger sense of self.

Narcissistic Disorder Treatment

Our narcissistic personality disorder treatment program helps clients address underlying emotional vulnerabilities and develop healthier interpersonal relationships. We provide compassionate care that promotes self-awareness and personal growth.

Complicated Grief Treatment

For individuals living with unresolved or prolonged grief, our complicated grief treatment program offers emotional support and therapeutic care. We help clients process their loss in a safe, compassionate environment and move toward healing and closure.

Dissociative Disorder Treatment

Our dissociative disorder treatment program helps clients reconnect with their sense of self and manage dissociative symptoms. We provide trauma-informed care that promotes emotional integration and long-term healing.

Childhood Trauma Treatment

Our childhood trauma treatment program helps individuals heal from early life experiences that have left a lasting impact on their mental health. We use trauma-focused therapies to address the psychological effects of childhood trauma, fostering long-term recovery.

Schizophrenia Treatment

Our schizophrenia treatment program offers comprehensive care for individuals experiencing symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized thinking. We provide therapy and medication management to help clients stabilize and improve their daily functioning.

Schizoaffective Disorder Treatment

Our schizoaffective disorder treatment program addresses both mood and psychotic symptoms, helping clients achieve emotional stability and improved mental health. We offer personalized therapy and psychiatric support to guide clients toward recovery.

Reach Out to Our Mental Health Clinic in Beverly Hills

If you or a loved one is living with mental health challenges, Bridges to Recovery in Beverly Hills is here to help. Our inpatient treatment programs provide the care and support necessary for lasting recovery in a peaceful, nurturing environment. Contact us today to learn more about how we can guide you on your path to healing and well-being.

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444 IADC Intensives with Kelly Daugherty and April Hannah

Kelly Daugherty and April Hannah, seasoned mental health clinicians with a combined 44 years of experience, have come together as motherless daughters to help others heal the deep sadness of grief. Inspired by the loss of their own mothers, they specialize in a transformative EMDR-based therapy known as Induced After-Death Communication. Through one-on-one sessions, immersive three-day retreats, and clinician training programs, they aim to bring this powerful therapy to those seeking closure and connection. Join them as they share their journey to redefine grief recovery and bring renewed hope to grieving hearts worldwide. www.Iadcintensives.com IG @iadcintensives FB www.facebook.com/iadcintensive

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The Essentials of Trauma Therapy Training

Ready to level up your trauma therapy skills? With EMDR Professional Training, you’ll learn from top clinicians and get hands-on experience with evidence-based trauma treatments—all backed by the latest research.

The Essentials of Trauma Therapy Training

Trauma therapy training gives mental health professionals the expertise to truly make a difference. From understanding trauma’s effects to applying proven treatment techniques, our courses equip you with the skills to create a safe, healing space for your clients.

With specialized trauma counseling courses, you’ll be able to tackle trauma’s complexities and provide the support your clients need to thrive.

At EMDR Professional Training, we emphasize the importance of clinical practice with a trauma-informed lens, helping you identify trauma’s many layers and implement effective, evidence-based interventions.

Why Trauma-Informed Training Matters

When you’re practicing with a trauma-informed perspective, you’re not just helping clients heal—you’re also protecting your own well-being as a therapist. By using trauma therapy techniques grounded in research, you’ll feel more confident and empowered in your sessions. You’ll understand your clients’ trauma better and be equipped to help them on their healing journey.

Why EMDR Trauma Therapy Training?

EMDR trauma therapy training dives deep into trauma’s neurobiology and teaches you how to identify the behavioral and emotional signs of trauma. You’ll also develop essential skills to support clients with complex trauma, all while gaining a strong understanding of how trauma affects the brain and body.

How to Become a Trauma Therapist

Engaging in PTSD training for therapists takes a few important steps. Here’s what the path looks like:

Bachelor’s & Master’s Degree: Start with a bachelor’s in psychology or counseling, then move on to a master’s degree in the mental health field. Look for graduate programs that focus on trauma-informed care.

Internship & License: After your degree, you’ll complete supervised work, pass your licensing exam, and get licensed in your state.

Continuing Education: Dive into specialized trauma training, like EMDR therapy! Whether you’re a graduate student or a licensed therapist, starting trauma-specific training early helps you develop a trauma-informed practice.

Benefits of Trauma Training

Enrolling in the best trauma training for therapists comes with many perks:

Greater ability to help clients heal from trauma

Deeper understanding of trauma’s effects on the mind and body

Mastery of trauma-focused techniques that make a real impact

Boost in professional skills and career growth

Increased confidence in addressing trauma

Doors opened to specialized career opportunities

Stronger rapport building with clients

Our Program Objectives

EMDR Professional Training’s EMDR trauma therapy training programs empower you to:

Identify trauma symptoms and choose from a variety of treatment approaches.

Understand trauma’s neurobiological and psychobiological aspects.

Learn the history of trauma treatment and where today’s techniques originated.

Recognize and address PTSD and Complex PTSD.

Apply the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model in EMDR therapy to support trauma recovery.

Provide trauma therapy for diverse populations.

Why Choose EMDR Professional Training?

When it comes to trauma therapy training, EMDR Professional Training stands out with top-quality, EMDRIA-approved programs designed to strengthen your trauma therapy skills. Here’s what makes us different:

Expert Instructors: Learn from EMDRIA-approved trainers who are leaders in the field of EMDR therapy.

Comprehensive Curriculum: From beginner to advanced EMDR techniques, our courses cover trauma symptoms, treatment modalities, and neurobiology, with a focus on trauma.

Proven Methods: Our courses are based on evidence-backed practices like the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model, ensuring you deliver effective trauma therapy.

Flexible Learning: Choose between live and on-demand courses to fit your schedule.

Thriving Community: Connect with a supportive network of EMDR clinicians, get access to the latest research, and collaborate with your peers.

Start Your Journey with EMDR Professional Training

Are you ready to expand your skills and help clients heal from trauma? EMDR Professional Training offers an in-depth curriculum backed by cutting-edge research. Enroll in our EMDR Basic Training today and begin your path toward becoming a trauma-informed therapist.

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Navigating Perinatal Mental Health and Birth Trauma through EMDR Therapy

Bringing a new life into the world is a profound and transformative experience, but for some, the journey through pregnancy and childbirth can leave lasting emotional scars. Perinatal mental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being during the prenatal and postpartum periods. In this blog, we will explore the importance of perinatal mental health support and how Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy can be a powerful tool for healing birth trauma.

Understanding Perinatal Mental Health:

Perinatal mental health refers to the emotional well-being of individuals during pregnancy and the first year after childbirth. While this period is often associated with joy and excitement, it can also bring about significant challenges, including mood disorders,anxiety, and birth trauma. Birth trauma can result from a range of experiences, such as complicated deliveries, medical interventions, or unexpected complications.

The Impact of Birth Trauma:

Untreated birth trauma can have a profound impact on a parent’s mental health and overall quality of life. Symptoms may manifest as intrusive thoughts, nightmares, anxiety, depression, and difficulty bonding with the newborn. It’s crucial to recognize and address these challenges to foster a positive and healthy postpartum experience.

Enter EMDR Therapy:

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is an evidence-based psychotherapy approach that has shown remarkable efficacy in treating trauma. Originally developed to address post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), EMDR has evolved to become a valuable tool for individuals experiencing birth trauma.

How EMDR Works:

EMDR involves a structured eight-phase approach where the therapist helps the client process distressing memories by using bilateral stimulation, typically in the form of guided eye movements. This process allows the individual to reprocess traumatic experiences, reducing their emotional charge and promoting adaptive resolution.

Applying EMDR to Birth Trauma:

In the context of perinatal mental health, EMDR can be adapted to specifically address birth trauma. Therapists work collaboratively with clients to identify and target distressing memories associated with the birthing experience. By facilitating the reprocessing of these memories, EMDR can help individuals develop a healthier perspective and reduce the emotional distress associated with their childbirth trauma.

The Benefits of EMDR for Perinatal Mental Health:

1. Symptom Reduction: EMDR has been shown to significantly reduce symptoms associated with trauma, including anxiety, depression, and intrusive thoughts.

2. Improved Bonding: By addressing and resolving birth trauma, individuals may experience improved bonding with their newborns, fostering a positive parent-child relationship.

3. Enhanced Coping Skills: EMDR equips individuals with coping mechanisms to manage stressors and triggers related to their birth experience, promoting long-term resilience.

Perinatal mental health is a vital component of overall well-being, and addressing birth trauma is a crucial aspect of supporting individuals during the prenatal and postpartum periods. EMDR therapy offers a promising avenue for healing birth trauma, providing individuals with a path towards emotional recovery and a more positive postpartum experience. If you or someone you know is navigating perinatal mental health challenges, consider reaching out for a discovery call to get booked with a Rise therapist. We have clinicians who are trained in EMDR and experienced in supporting women going through the perinatal journey. Healing is possible, and support is available.

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Connect Clinical Services is a premier provider of certified therapy in Houston, dedicated to helping you overcome mental disorders and challenges. Our diverse team consists of compassionate and highly skilled clinicians, each trained to address trauma and its underlying issues effectively. We offer a variety of therapeutic approaches tailored to meet your unique needs, including individual, group, and family therapy. Among our specialties, we proudly provide EMDR therapy, which is proven to be effective for those dealing with trauma. Our clinicians utilize evidence-based methods to ensure you receive the highest quality of care while working towards your therapy goals. With a strong commitment to your mental health and well-being, Connect Clinical Services is here to support you on your journey to healing. For expert guidance from an EMDR therapist in Houston, contact us at ‪(713) 564-5146 to schedule your consultation today.

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Bespoke Therapy for Busy People

I am Jaime Miralles – The Online Therapy Clinic Lead Clinician, Director and a mental health specialist (CBT, EMDR and RMHN) with over 15 years of experience working in mental health and wellbeing setting: in a private and public sector.

There are many people that are looking for tailor-made bespoke solutions for their therapy needs as they need to balance more than 2 things.

What are the bespoke solutions in therapy?

Even incredibly busy people can have bespoke therapy interventions despite not being able to access the ‘traditional’ weekly sessions. Fortunately, there are a couple of options to choose from: for example, you can have an intensive therapy, which is a focused therapy that provides longer, more frequent sessions over a shorter period to help accelerate your recovery. Or it could be a holiday therapy break which has the same premise as a wellness retreat. Some in-person observations of difficulties or daily calls or recording can take place, if needed. Most importantly, all of these can be online or face-to-face, anywhere you need them to be. Ultimately, you decide – it is what suits you and your needs.

How do I go about finding a tailor-made therapy plan?

Easy! Just follow these 3 simple steps:

Book a free, no obligation 15 minutes consultation with me. Its aim is for you to get to know me and for me to know if I can be of any help to you.

After that, book an in-depth discovery and mental health assessment session (or sessions) for settings goals, understanding your history, timings, needs, strengths, and difficulties. This all can help me to choose the most effective therapy for you.

Then we finalise arrangements for your tailor-made therapy and delivery.

What would you recommend?

As we all are different, it is difficult to recommend something without knowing your specific needs, wants and difficulties. However, I do always suggest focussing on targeted intensive interventions for individual values and goals. The intensive therapies can suit well for those with time and/or location restrains, for example, those who have travelling jobs or high responsibility roles at work. The intensive therapy sessions could be 3-5 hours a day long for just 1 day or over 5 days and lasting 2-3 weeks.

Get in touch and we can look at bespoke therapy solutions. Just send an email to: therapy@online-cbt.com

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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) has emerged as an invaluable therapeutic tool in mental health and psychotherapy, serving to alleviate trauma while encouraging emotional healing. Orange County, California's diverse and vibrant community serves as a hub for professionals looking to add this powerful therapy technique to their repertoire; thus making EMDR training programs in Orange County invaluable tools that empower clinicians with skills necessary for making an indelible mark on lives affected by trauma

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EMDR Therapy Goes Hi Tech with EMDR Light Bar and Virtual Versions 

EMDR Remote developed a training program so that qualified clinicians can train other clinicians in EMDR. EMDR Remote’s philosophy is that everyone who is qualified to provide EMDR to clients should be able to be trained in EMDR, regardless of where they live in the world.