The Integration of EMDR With the Trauma Resiliency Model: Part 1

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is an integrative eight-phase psychotherapy that has evolved from a technique that can be integrated into other models of therapy such as cognitive behavioral, transpersonal, family, psychodynamic, experiential, feminist, hypnosis, schema-focused and is also a full-fledged stand-alone psychotherapy approach. EMDR is the first trauma-informed psychotherapy approach developed to reprocess trauma through neural network integration.

This is Part 1 of Elaine Miller-Karas’ interview with Kathleen Wheeler, Ph.D., past president of the EMDR International Association and a psychiatric nurse practitioner. They discuss how the somatic-based skills of the Trauma Resiliency Model can be integrated into EMDR therapy.

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