Our Next Westchester EMDR Regional Network will be on:

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August 16, 2019

12:00pm - 2:00pm

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Training & CEs will be offered

 

Six Tips from Science: Informing the EMDR Treatment of Very Early Trauma & Neglect

2013 EMDRIA Conference Recording with Sandra Paulsen, Ph.D.

EMDRIA Credits: 1.5

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This video discusses how developments in neurobiology of attachment and affect (Lanius, Paulsen & Corrigan, 2014) are foundational to clinical advances in repairing early trauma and neglect. Innovations in the EMDR field (O'Shea & Paulsen, 2007; Paulsen & O'Shea, in press) for repairing trauma and neglect in infancy are built on this foundation of neurobiological developments. These include: subcortical affective circuits, gestational learning, the amygdala and other basal ganglia as the locus for object relations affect processing, polyvagal theory of resources and social engagement, the right hemisphere locus of somatic, implicit and relational memory, mirror neurons and clinical intuition, and more.

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