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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy, Third Edition: Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy, Third Edition: Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures

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Summary

The authoritative presentation of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing （EMDR） therapy， this groundbreaking book--now revised and expanded--has enhanced the clinical repertoires of more than 125，000 readers and has been translated into 10 languages。 Originally developed for treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder （PTSD）， this evidence-based approach is now also used to treat adults and children with complex trauma， anxiety disorders， depression， addictive behavior problems， and other clinical problems。 EMDR originator Francine Shapiro reviews the therapy's theoretical and empirical underpinnings， details the eight phases of treatment， and provides training materials and resources。 Vivid vignettes， transcripts， and reproducible forms are included。 Purchasers get access to a Web page where they can download and print the reproducible materials in a convenient 8 1/2" x 11" size。

New to This Edition
*Over 15 years of important advances in therapy and research， including findings from clinical and neurophysiological studies。
*New and revised protocols and procedures。
*Discusses additional applications， including the treatment of complex trauma， addictions， pain， depression， and moral injury， as well as post-disaster response。
*Appendices with session transcripts， clinical aids， and tools for assessing treatment fidelity and outcomes。

EMDR therapy is recognized as a best practice for the treatment of PTSD by the U。S。 Departments of Veterans Affairs and Defense， the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies， the World Health Organization， the U。K。 National Institute for Health and Care Excellence （NICE）， the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council， the Association of the Scientific Medical Societies in Germany， and other health care associations/institutes around the world。

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Reviews

Beth ，

Excellent book for EMDR therapists。 It goes over everything I learned in my EMDR trainings to become certified。 Francine Shapiro goes even further into the techniques adding more information to my toolbox for using the different ways to use EMDR。

Raychel ，

Great manual for preparing to learn how to administer EMDR。 I found the book to be very redundant， but it’s full of great research and is an excellent foundation for training。 It inspired me and got me really looking forward to my EMDR training！

Kharlanov Sergey ，

Тяжеловатая книга， написана непростым языком。 Но на практике - очень простая вещь （когда ты пациент） и результаты просто удивительные。 Прочитал из любопытства， захотелось понять насколько все это серьезно и почему оно так происходит。 С первым вопросом разобрался: вроде бы все весьма серьезно。 А вот как это работает， даже сам автор в конце написал， что мозг штука темная и пока что ниче непонятно ）

Kerri Scully ，

I just got trained in EMDR and love it， but this book was painful to get through。 Very dry。 I have read others that were much easier to read and more engaging。 I love the model but think the book could have been more user friendly。

Hampton ，

Is trauma a cultural construct？ （Not that I think it is， although we’re told that everything else is。）One might argue （not that I do， but one might） that there is a coddling， an infantilizing， implicit not just in Shapiro’s method but in all of psychotherapy。 It must be necessary （one might say） given the milieu in which we live—（as some not doubt wrongly allege） one that seems to fetishize trauma and celebrate victimhood—but it’s seems unlikely that there was a need for psychotherapist in， say， Is trauma a cultural construct？ （Not that I think it is， although we’re told that everything else is。）One might argue （not that I do， but one might） that there is a coddling， an infantilizing， implicit not just in Shapiro’s method but in all of psychotherapy。 It must be necessary （one might say） given the milieu in which we live—（as some not doubt wrongly allege） one that seems to fetishize trauma and celebrate victimhood—but it’s seems unlikely that there was a need for psychotherapist in， say， Sparta。 Surely this view is mistaken。 But what would （hypothetically speaking） a politics look like that followed from an incessant infantilizing？ 。。。more

Jessica ，

Thank god for Shapiro！ Imagine leaving a legacy like this behind。 So excited to be learning this technique and very glad I put the time into reading the entire manual。 I’m sure I will frequently be referring back to it。

Erika ，

This is the textbook used for EMDR trainings today。 I wish it had been around when I did my basic training seven years ago。 It's written in language that is easy to understand， even for those that haven't completed the training yet。 It is also well-organized and serves as an accessible reference for various client scenarios。 This is the textbook used for EMDR trainings today。 I wish it had been around when I did my basic training seven years ago。 It's written in language that is easy to understand， even for those that haven't completed the training yet。 It is also well-organized and serves as an accessible reference for various client scenarios。 。。。more

Becca Anderson ，

Francine Shapiro was such an incredible woman。 Who else would take a walk in the park and， upon discovering feeling relief after some sweeping eye movements， would think to explore and discover the full use and benefits of something most people would write off as pure happenstance？？This book is an excellent and comprehensive manual for the use of EMDR。 Granted， EMDR is complex in many ways， but this book helps unfold the many questions and uncertainties one would have about the modality。 I would Francine Shapiro was such an incredible woman。 Who else would take a walk in the park and， upon discovering feeling relief after some sweeping eye movements， would think to explore and discover the full use and benefits of something most people would write off as pure happenstance？？This book is an excellent and comprehensive manual for the use of EMDR。 Granted， EMDR is complex in many ways， but this book helps unfold the many questions and uncertainties one would have about the modality。 I would highly recommend any mental health professional be trained in EMDR， as it is an absolute game changer。 。。。more

Rose Boyer ，

Great book。 Easy read for a text book。 Very helpful and detail oriented。

Morgan Blackledge ，

Just finished this monster manual。 I’m about to take a Mindfulness Based EMDR training in a few weeks。 I have been somewhat skeptical regarding the model， but I work with a couple of very effective EMDR therapists， and based on their work， I became convinced enough to take the plunge。 This is the required reading for the training。 I am actually really impressed。As far as treatment manuals go， it’s among the best I have read。 The model is well developed conceptually， with ample outcome data to su Just finished this monster manual。 I’m about to take a Mindfulness Based EMDR training in a few weeks。 I have been somewhat skeptical regarding the model， but I work with a couple of very effective EMDR therapists， and based on their work， I became convinced enough to take the plunge。 This is the required reading for the training。 I am actually really impressed。As far as treatment manuals go， it’s among the best I have read。 The model is well developed conceptually， with ample outcome data to support efficacy claims。The model is speculative regarding the causal action of the the bi-lateral stimulation component。But the author is transparent about the speculation。 Again， there’s tons of supportive outcome data。 And the theoretical aspects of the model have reasonable predictive power。In other words， they know ‘that’ the treatment works， they just don’t 100% know ‘how’ it works。 But their willing to make an educated guess， and it’s plausible and predictive enough to operate with sufficient clarity and confidence。 So， while there are still a lot of interesting unanswered questions， there’s definitely enough evidence and theory to support clinical work。 I’m going in！ 。。。more

Kassandra ，

The information provided is important and invaluable for clinicians。 I took a lot away from it to add to what I learned in training and even created some clinical aids for myself based on the information。 However， it is written as a textbook: dry and slow。 I’m glad I can just use it as a reference point now。

Jaina Bee ，

My therapist lent me a copy of this to learn about EMDR。 Though this isn't written for the layperson， i was able to get enough insight and understanding about this modality to enhance the work i was doing in sessions。 My therapist lent me a copy of this to learn about EMDR。 Though this isn't written for the layperson， i was able to get enough insight and understanding about this modality to enhance the work i was doing in sessions。 。。。more

Dina ，

Read up to Chapter 8， required reading for Part I of the training。 Textbook reading， pretty repetitive and dry， as expected。

David ，

I was trained in EMDR in its infancy。。 this book reveals hiw refined the technique has become and its helpful to see the advances snd uts succesful use for far more than trauma。 i found it highly successful in my practice。

Robert Land ，

Fantastic！！ It's all here。 The detail is great。 I loved the scripts and the cohesion of the theory。 Fantastic！！ It's all here。 The detail is great。 I loved the scripts and the cohesion of the theory。 。。。more

Taylor Mason ，

I read this book slowly as part of a training requirement。 It is very much a manual， textbook type book so be prepared for dense material。 At times it feels repetitive or that fewer words could have made the point just as strongly。 Recommend as a precursor to training because it allows you to become familiar with the information so you are not as overwhelmed with the information。

Ashlyn Burns ，

This book is geared toward professionals receiving emdria approved trainings in EMDR。 For that reason， the language in this book is clinical in nature。 However， if you are a client interested in understanding more in depth how the EMDR process works， I could see how this book could benefit that understanding。 Shapiro makes it clear that no professional should practice EMDR without approved training。

Julian Meynell ，

This is an interesting work that I read not as a potential practitioner but as someone who intends to use EMDR。 I find it interesting not to read works for the public， which I expect to be full of inspiring stories but the ones for practitioners where the unvarnished information is。 Anyway， that is my perspective and it will not be the perspective of most people who read this book。 The book is a reference for practitioners primarily， but also a resource for research psychologists。 Despite this I This is an interesting work that I read not as a potential practitioner but as someone who intends to use EMDR。 I find it interesting not to read works for the public， which I expect to be full of inspiring stories but the ones for practitioners where the unvarnished information is。 Anyway， that is my perspective and it will not be the perspective of most people who read this book。 The book is a reference for practitioners primarily， but also a resource for research psychologists。 Despite this I found it easy to understand， although I am highly educated。 It is a bit dry， but I don't think of that as a real criticism。There are a few problems with it， that I noticed。 While it set some of my fears at rest， it did not set all of them by a long way。 That's relevant because some of what it is trying to do is to teach practitioners to ease the fears of clients， so if my fears were not addressed then it provides no guidance to practitioners about fears like mine。 I also found some of the claims for the effectiveness of the treatment somewhat unbelievable。 Also， I note in passing that at least some of the appeal of EMDR is how quick it is and it is worth noting that part of what accounts for its spread is the cheapness of the treatment。 None-the-less I intend to under go the treatment because it does make some sense to me and is on point for PTSD and what it is really like and because I would cut off my own legs if it would make my symptoms subside。 However， from the perspective of a sufferer of PTSD this is an absolutely terrifying treatment to contemplate。Overall good， so far as I could tell as a non-practitioner。 。。。more

Rachel ，

Interesting and good information， but very dry and scholastic。 Definitely need it as a reference though。

Rachel ，

Very scientific and a lot to read。 I needed to break it up in sections。 Well written and a how to to perform this type of therapy。 Gives the basic information， history， process， groups to work with。 A wealth of information， and a great starting point。

Mary Kate ，

Read most of it。 Very clear and helpful guide - would still need consultation and training to practice， though。

Amy Morgan ，

High ranking because it’s a seminal work。

Amber Robinson ，

educational for sure。 helpful for therapists。 used as reference often in therapy

Mary ，

Excellent content， clunky academic writing。

Lisa ，

I read this book concurrently with the EMDR Basic Training。 。 。 I highly recommend it。 It is a fascinating therapy and I was amazed by the success rate of EMDR。 I am planning on rereading it and getting additional training。 I have seen first hand with myself， my colleagues， my clients， and my family members （a lot of practice is needed to complete the course）。 。 。 the amazing qualities of EMDR therapy。 I am so excited to further incorporate EMDR therapy with my client population （and may get som I read this book concurrently with the EMDR Basic Training。 。 。 I highly recommend it。 It is a fascinating therapy and I was amazed by the success rate of EMDR。 I am planning on rereading it and getting additional training。 I have seen first hand with myself， my colleagues， my clients， and my family members （a lot of practice is needed to complete the course）。 。 。 the amazing qualities of EMDR therapy。 I am so excited to further incorporate EMDR therapy with my client population （and may get some additional EMDR done on myself！） 。。。more

Robert ，

This is "the book" of course， for clinicians doing EMDR， written by the person who actually invented the technique。 Lots here to study and re-read， lots here to skip too。 Probably the most important sections for those who have had basic training are those on the cognitive interweaves and the basic process。 Personally， I found the theoretical section on research really cool， since there is so much speculation on just why EMDR is so damn effective and I enjoyed the exploration。 This is "the book" of course， for clinicians doing EMDR， written by the person who actually invented the technique。 Lots here to study and re-read， lots here to skip too。 Probably the most important sections for those who have had basic training are those on the cognitive interweaves and the basic process。 Personally， I found the theoretical section on research really cool， since there is so much speculation on just why EMDR is so damn effective and I enjoyed the exploration。 。。。more

Allison ，

Textbook for EMDR。

Luiz Fabricio Calland Cerqueira ，

Good manual， but raises many questions I discovered EMDR because it was well mentioned and reviewed in another book I read about depression。 I did my research and watched some sessions on YouTube and albeit convincing， they seemed like circus' mentalist tricks。 And yet， I was curious， bought this book and tried it in some of my more stable patients who agreed。 I can't argue with results。 After some sessions my patients and I were mesmerized。 I got in few sessions results I tried to achieve for m Good manual， but raises many questions I discovered EMDR because it was well mentioned and reviewed in another book I read about depression。 I did my research and watched some sessions on YouTube and albeit convincing， they seemed like circus' mentalist tricks。 And yet， I was curious， bought this book and tried it in some of my more stable patients who agreed。 I can't argue with results。 After some sessions my patients and I were mesmerized。 I got in few sessions results I tried to achieve for months。 And yet， it is weird。 EMDR hasn't any solid science explaining why it works。 Ok; many health sciences are like that， especially everything dealing with the mind。 What bothers me is that every hypothesis presented in the manual feels like mumble jumble sci-fi。 I'm pleased with EMDR， but I need more answers than Shapiro gave me。 。。。more

Miriam ，

Very interesting information and great for someone just learning EMDR。

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