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How is violence addressed in EMDR family and couples therapy?
How is violence addressed in EMDR family and couples therapy?
Nov 13, 2023
In this video, the presenter discusses how
EMDR therapy
approaches cases involving
family violence
. The speaker emphasizes that
not every family, couple, or individual
is immediately suited for EMDR psychotherapy, especially when violence and dysregulation are present. A thorough
screening process
is necessary to determine if EMDR is appropriate. The video explains how, in many cases,
extensive individual therapy
for both the perpetrator and the victim is required before considering any form of
family therapy
. The presenter also mentions how trained EMDR therapists work with different family members separately, and only after progress and resolution are achieved in individual sessions, they may come together for family therapy.
This video is helpful for those interested in understanding how EMDR therapy is applied in the context of family violence.
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