Sambra Zaoui

It addresses past disturbances, present
triggers, and future anticipatory triggers.

It is a client-centered approach that activates
the client’s own healing mechanism, which
stimulates an innate information processing
system in the brain.

The therapist’s role is to act as a facilitator of
the processing and keep interventions to a
minimum while keeping the process moving.

Fidelity to certain phases of the protocol is
necessary to achieve scientifically validated
results, and there are many different
protocols under the EMDR umbrella, such as
Attachment Focused EMDR, R-TEP, ASSYST, DeTUR, Robert Miller’s
Feeling State protocol for addiction.

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