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A completely revised second edition including a wealth of new information. Includes articles on case formulation, completing supervisees’ accreditation forms, applying supervision theory to the process of EMDR supervision as well as new checklists, a sample supervision contract and the introduction to the recently published NHS Competency Framework for EMDR.
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We are pleased to announce the publication of this new book, the first dedicated handbook regarding the use of storytelling in EMDR. Proceeds for the book will go to TAUK to support the work they are doing in training EMDR therapists in traumatised communities around the world.
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This is a diagrammatic clinical tool to be used when formulating cases in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. Based on the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model, the EMDR Case Formulation Tool is a way of illustrating psychological difficulties, mapping out the relationships between six key elements: unprocessed traumatic experiences, triggers, intrusions, negative beliefs, and symptoms, as well as resilience. From the diagrammatic formulation, a narrative formulation can be developed. The case formulation tool can be shared with the client, used to guide treatment planning, in supervision, and in case consultations.
There is a journal article which explains the Case Formulation Tool in detail.
There is a version of the Case Formulation Tool in pdf format – this can be printed and used with clients.
Finally, there is a Case Formulation Tool in Word format which can be used online and with clients; it has boxes into which information can be typed in a live environment.
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G-TEP RISC is adapted from the evidence based Group Traumatic Episode Protocol A3 worksheet which therapists can now send to clients to print at home and to work with them on a one to one basis. The advantages of using the G-TEP RISC worksheet, compared with Elan Shapiro’s Recent Traumatic Episode Protocol is that, as a visual worksheet, it is highly containing and ideal for remote work.
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The items below can be ordered directly from Ulf Jarisch at EMDR Equipment Europe with proceeds going to support the work of Trauma Aid UK.
We are always looking for original materials to sell so if you have ideas or are able to design new materials, we’d love to hear from you.
EMDR equipment can be ordered from EMDR Equipment Europe. Please note that we have no connection with EMDR Equipment Europe with respect to orders and payments so please contact them directly if you have any queries about your order.
The company also sells EMDR support CDs, for clients to use on their own or indeed which can be used in session for bilateral stimulation in place of either hand-led eye movements or audio/tactile.