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EMDR: The Science Behind the Therapy

Andrew M. Leeds, Ph.D.
EMDR Therapy
PTSD
Mental Health
Suicidal Ideation
Trauma
Perinatal Health
Functional Neurological Disorders
Postpartum PTSD
Clinical Psychology
Flash-Forward Procedure
Crisis Management
Psychotherapy
Birth Anxiety
Hashimoto's Thyroiditis
Long COVID
Psychotic Disorders
Fibromyalgia
Major Depressive Disorder
Grief Therapy
Hatha Yoga

EMDR: The Science Behind the Therapy explores the latest clinical research and practical applications of EMDR therapy hosted by Andrew M. Leeds, PhD, Director of Training for Sonoma Psychotherapy Training Institute. This podcast highlights the latest contributions to EMDR research, practice and training. Each episode breaks down current studies, emerging protocols, and implications for clinical pr... more

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EMDR: The Science Behind the Therapy explores the latest clinical research and practical applications of EMDR therapy hosted by Andrew M. Leeds, PhD, Director of Training for Sonoma Psychotherapy Training Institute. This podcast highlights the latest... more

EMDR: The Science Behind the Therapy explores the latest clinical research and practical applications of EMDR therapy hosted by Andrew M. Leeds, PhD, Director of Training for Sonoma Psychotherapy Training Institute. This podcast highlights the latest... more

EMDR: The Science Behind the Therapy explores the latest clinical research and practical applications of EMDR therapy hosted by Andrew M. Leeds, PhD, Director of Training for Sonoma Psychotherapy Training Institute.

This podcast highlights the lates... more

EMDR: The Science Behind the Therapy explores the latest clinical research and practical applications of EMDR therapy hosted by Andrew M. Leeds, PhD, Director of Training for Sonoma Psychotherapy Training Institute. This podcast highlights the latest... more

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Ad Kirchhoff
Emeritus Professor in Clinical Psychology, Psychopathology, and Suicide Prevention.
Riehe University Amsterdam
Episode: Episode 3 - Ending Suicidal Intrusions
Ad de Jong
Psychologist and Emeritus Professor of Anxiety and Behavioral Disorders.
University of Amsterdam
Episode: Episode 3 - Ending Suicidal Intrusions

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Andrew M. Leeds
Host of EMDR: The Science Behind the Therapy, focusing on clinical research and practical applications of EMDR therapy.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 6 ratings
  • A must listen for EMDR therapists!

    Dr. Leeds’ style of summarizing and relaying the most important elements of recent EMDR research is such an efficient way for practitioners to stay up to date. Highly recommend for anyone practicing or interested in EMDR.

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    Christine Forte
    United States4 months ago

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Many recommend the podcast for its thorough exploration of recent studies and practical insights for therapists.
Listeners praise the host for effectively summarizing and presenting complex EMDR research, making it accessible for practitioners.

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Episode 3 - Ending Suicidal Intrusions
Q: Can you provide guidance on how to select which targets to address first in treatment?
It's better to start with the intrusive flash-forward as safety is the primary concern for suicidal patients, rather than focusing solely on past traumas.
Episode 3 - Ending Suicidal Intrusions
Q: How can clinicians discuss the topic of intrusive suicidal images with their patients?
Clinicians should adopt a matter-of-fact approach, asking straightforward questions to normalize the discussion around intrusive suicidal thoughts and images, helping patients feel understood.
Episode 3 - Ending Suicidal Intrusions
Q: How did you come to this paper?
In 2014, we started to use flash-forwards based on earlier studies, which opened up possibilities for EMDR in treating suicidal images through focusing on mental representations of future catastrophic events.
Episode 3 - Ending Suicidal Intrusions
Q: Could you give our listeners a brief background to what led to your interests and involvement in the topic of suicidal intrusions and this recently published paper?
I have always been deeply interested in understanding why people take their own lives and felt that neither I nor the field fully understood the mechanism of suicide, which led to a focus on the role of worrying as a driver toward suicide.

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Focuses on the clinical research and applications of EMDR therapy, highlighting its effectiveness in treating various mental health conditions like PTSD, anxiety, and trauma-related disorders. Each episode features discussions on recent studies, new treatment protocols, and practical implications for mental health professionals, making detailed scientific insights accessible to therapists and interested listeners alike. Notably, it explores diverse contexts of EMDR therapy's application, from perinatal health to specific psychological crises, offering practical knowledge that can enhance therapeutic practices.

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