Edmr Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

EMDR Therapy Training Part 2Stabilization and Behavior Resourcing: - correct answer Goals: 1. Strengthen affect management skills. 2. Develop behavior management skills. 3. Extend skills into client's daily life. Stabilization skills: - correct answer Affect management Grounding Compartmentalization Mindfulness Dual Attention Behavior skills: - correct answer Managing triggers Addictions Phobias Affect management procedures: Part 1: Breathing, Container, Mindfulness, Calm ...

EXAM 1 Module 3 EMDR EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) was originated by - correct answer Originated by Francine Shapiro EMDR contains Eight phase psychotherapy based on a comprehensive approach including: - correct answer Earlier life experience Present day stressor Desired thoughts and actions for the future In EMDR, The therapist guide the patient in processing affective, cognitive, and somatic material with procedures that include bilateral stimulation (BLS) durin...

EMDR Training Terms GlossaryAdaptive Information Processing Model (AIP): - correct answer A model describing the brain's drive toward emotional health. AIP represents the cornerstone of EMDR's approach to psychotherapy, guiding clinical case conceptualization and treatment planning. Affect Scan: - correct answer An intervention strategy independently developed by Shapiro (1995) (without the reliving/hypnotic component in Watkins and Watkins, 1971) intended to assist the client in identifyin...

EMDRAIP - correct answer Adaptive Information Processing-model describing the brains drive toward emotional health Affect scan - correct answer developed by Shapiro. Intended to assist client in identifying experiences. Think of the experience, the emotions of sensations you are experiencing now, and allow yourself to scan back to an earlier time when you experienced something similar. Back to target - correct answer term used to direct the client back to recall the original incident that ...

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapyEye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) - correct answer -Originated by Francine Shapiro -Treat symptoms of adverse life experiences and trauma -Developed in late 1980s Treat PTSD -Eight phase psychotherapy based on a comprehensive approach including: Earlier life experience Present day stressor Desired thoughts and actions for the future -The therapist guide the patient in processing affective, cognitive, and som...

EMDRGears - correct answer 1st Gear (EMD) - Short sets of BLS (2.5-5 seconds) - takes small bites of a one experience (aka EMD) 2nd Gear - Moderate sets of BLS (5-15 seconds) - takes moderate bites of one experience 3rd Gear (Traditional EMDR) - Long sets of BLS (15+ seconds) paced to the processing tells of a client - entire neural network online Basic Concepts of AIP - correct answer "The past is in the present" Initially referred to as the "Accelerated Information Processing" •R...

SUDS - correct answer Subjective units of distress scale; used in systematic desensitization VoC - correct answer Validity of Cognition Suds Scale - correct answer 0= Neutral of no disturbance 10= maximum distress or disturbance VoC Scale - correct answer 1= Completely false 7= Completely true Phase 1 - correct answer Client history Phase 2 - correct answer Preparation Phase 3 - correct answer Assessment Phase 4 - correct answer Desensitization Phase 5 - correct answer...

Chapter 19 Trauma & Stressor-Related DisordersThe nurse is teaching about trauma- and stressor-related disorders. Which statement by one of the staff members indicates that follow-up instruction is needed? 1. "The trauma that women experience is more likely to be sexual assault and child sexual abuse." 2. "The trauma that men experience is more likely to be accidents, physical assaults, combat, or viewing death or injury." 3. "After exposure to a traumatic event, less than 10 percent ...

Glossary of EMDR Terms EMDR Psychotherapy - correct answer Problems / issues are viewed as based in unprocessed physiologically stored memories impacting present thoughts, emotions and behaviors. Adaptive Information Processing - correct answer The distinct information processing model that represents the cornerstone of the EMDR approach to psychotherapy and guides clinical practice. Bilateral Stimulation (BLS) - correct answer Eye movement, tapping or auditory alternating stimulus used a...

EMDR- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing What is EMDR? - correct answer EMDR is a nontraditional form of psychotherapy designed to diminish negative feelings associated with memories of Traumatic events Focuses more on the disturbing emotions and symptoms that result from the event rather than the traumatic event itself Used frequently for treating PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) How EMDR work? - correct answer Induces the recall of distressing events and diverting attenti...