Using the Body in Each Phase of EMDR

We know that when traumatic events occur, they are stored in the body. As EMDR therapists, we need to be able to add techniques that interrupt the implicit responses to trauma, bringing these into the explicit in order to heal.

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Using the Body in Each Phase of EMDR

Using the Body in Each Phase of EMDR

We know that when traumatic events occur, they are stored in the body. As EMDR therapists, we need to be able to add techniques that interrupt the implicit responses to trauma, bringing these into the explicit in order to heal.

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