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21/07/2017 EMDRIA 2017 CONFERENCE: BELLEVUE, WA, USA AUGUST 2017 Dr Derek Farrell CPsychol, PhD, Csci, AFBPsS 1 University of Worcester –Institute of Health & Society Chartered Psychologist, Principal Lecturer in Psychology EMDR Europe Accredited Trainer and Consultant BABCP Accredited Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist Vice-President EMDR Europe President Trauma Aid Europe ©Derek Farrell/July 2017 Overview of what is OCD and theoretical concepts Theoretical Rationale for the use EMDR Therapy with client’s with OCD Exploring EDR Therapy Protocol Options Standard Protocol Flash-forward Blind 2Therapist Protocol Pluralism & Integrationism in working with OCD Empirical Evidence in support of the EMDR Therapy with OCD Case Material demonstrating use of EMDR Therapy Self-experience Implications for future research and development ©Derek Farrell/July 2017 2 1 21/07/2017 • During this workshop we will be engaging in various exercises and self- experience • All exercises and self-experiences are entirely voluntary • You are responsible for your own well-being • Please feel free to utilize any self-care or internal resources as you feel necessary • All material shared is confidential • You are clinically responsible for how you practice EMDR Therapy ©Derek Farrell/July 2017 3 oEye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is an eight-phase psychotherapeutic approach that emphasizes the physiological information processing system in the origin and treatment of mental health issues. (Shapiro, 2001, 2014a). ©Derek Farrell/July 2017 4 2 21/07/2017 oIts theoretical basis is the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model, which holds that the primary source of psychopathology is the presence of memories ofadverse life experiences that have been inadequately processed. oThese inappropriately stored episodic memories, which include the perceptions, sensations, beliefs and emotions that occurred at the time of the adverse life event, can be triggered by current internal and external stimuli, contributing to ongoing dysfunction. ©Derek Farrell/July 2017 5 EMDR Therapy (3) Ref: Shapiro, 2016: ISTSS Stress Points e-Quarterly Newsletter oThis model was developed in the early 1990s and since then has been supported by research demonstrating the role played by disturbing life events in the genesis of many forms of psychological and somatic symptomology (e.g., Affifiet al., 2012; Felittiet al., 1998). ©Derek Farrell/July 2017 6 3 21/07/2017 1. Access a Dysfunctionally Stored Trauma Memory 2. Stimulate –Bilaterally and via Dual Attention 3. Move it oNeurobiological oArchitecture oCharacter -SUD oConstruct and meaning ©Derek Farrell/July 2017 7 oEMDR therapy is a trans-diagnostic, integrative psychotherapy approach that is intrinsically ‘Client-Centered’ at its core. It has been extensively researched and proven effective for the treatment of adverse life experiences. It utilises a theoretical framework known as adaptive information processing (AIP). oThe context of AIP is that adverse life experiences cause imbalance in the nervous system thus creating blockages or incomplete information processing –namely trauma memories o [Farrell (2015) Trans-generational Trauma and EMDR Therapy, BACP Private Practice Journal, Winter Edition 2015] ©Derek Farrell/July 2017 8 4
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