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EMDR Therapy and OCD EMDR Therapy and OCD
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Phenomenon for the Use of EMDR Phenomenon for the Use of EMDR
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Evidence for the Use of EMDR Evidence for the Use of EMDR
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Clinical Intervention Clinical Intervention
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Phase 1. History-Taking, and Phase 2. Preparation Phase 1. History-Taking, and Phase 2. Preparation
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Phase 3. Target Assessment Phase 3. Target Assessment
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Phases 4–7. Desensitization, Installation, Body Scan, Closure, and Internal Conflicts in OCD Reprocessing Phases 4–7. Desensitization, Installation, Body Scan, Closure, and Internal Conflicts in OCD Reprocessing
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Internal conflicts as blocks in reprocessing Internal conflicts as blocks in reprocessing
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Common internal conflicts in obsessive–compulsive disorder Common internal conflicts in obsessive–compulsive disorder
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Phase 8. Re-Evaluation and Further Treatment Planning Phase 8. Re-Evaluation and Further Treatment Planning
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Conclusions and Future Considerations for Treating OCD with EMDR Conclusions and Future Considerations for Treating OCD with EMDR
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References References
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EMDR Therapy and OCD
Get accessMaidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust
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Published:18 September 2023
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Abstract
This chapter examines the use of EMDR therapy for individuals with obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD). The chapter reviews the evidence for the use of EMDR, how obsessive–compulsive symptoms and trauma may occur more frequently than assumed, and how this can be understood within the EMDR Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model. The authors suggest an integrative approach of EMDR and some aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy, namely the in-vivo triggering of OCD symptoms, leads to effective treatment of OCD. Different ways to conceptualize and select target memories for EMDR reprocessing are discussed, as well as working with the underlying conflicts in the complexity of treating OCD.
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