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Addiction as a Clinical Construct Addiction as a Clinical Construct
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Conceptualizing Addiction in EMDR Therapy Conceptualizing Addiction in EMDR Therapy
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The Evidence for EMDR Therapy in the Treatment of Addiction The Evidence for EMDR Therapy in the Treatment of Addiction
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Phase 1: History-Taking and Treatment Planning Phase 1: History-Taking and Treatment Planning
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Assessing the Addiction Assessing the Addiction
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Abstinence vs. Reduction vs. Harm Minimization Abstinence vs. Reduction vs. Harm Minimization
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Phase 2: Preparation Phase 2: Preparation
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Therapist Readiness and Suitability Therapist Readiness and Suitability
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Client Motivation and Readiness for Change Client Motivation and Readiness for Change
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Safety and Stabilization within Preparation Safety and Stabilization within Preparation
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Timing and Delivery of Treatment Timing and Delivery of Treatment
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Phase 3: Target Assessment Phase 3: Target Assessment
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Phases 4–6: Memory Reprocessing Phases 4–6: Memory Reprocessing
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Phase 7: Closure and between Session Planning Phase 7: Closure and between Session Planning
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Phase 8: Monitoring Change and Finalizing Treatment Phase 8: Monitoring Change and Finalizing Treatment
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Conclusion Conclusion
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References References
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EMDR Therapy and Addiction
Get accessThe Matilda Centre, University of Sydney
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Published:18 September 2023
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Abstract
This chapter provides a summary of methods of treating addiction-related issues with eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. The chapter commences with an overview of the issue of addiction and its complexities, including the issue of comorbidity and common issues in addiction treatment. This is followed by a discussion of how addiction is conceptualized in diagnostic systems and in EMDR therapy. The existing experimental and treatment research base is then discussed, including the empirical evidence for EMDR therapy approaches. The remainder of the chapter outlines the key adaptations and considerations for clinicians in providing treatment. This is discussed in the context of each of Shapiro’s eight phases of the standard EMDR protocol.
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