How EMDR Psychotherapy works in your brain

Do you know how EMDR psychotherapy works in your brain? In this animation narrated by Esly Carvalho, Ph.D., you will see how the basic concepts of the brain work together. It shows us what EMDR does in this amazing biological machine and how it can be helpful for treating and healing traumas, anxiety, depression, phobias, and other mental and emotional health issues.

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[fitGURL]

Certified EMDR Therapist here, this is an excellent explanation. I will add it to the videos that I share with clients.

[امفهدالعنزي-خح]

As a person from the Middle East, I did not know this technique until recently, and I have already benefited from it after the failure of cognitive-behavioral therapy. I believe that millions of people around the world need this technique and do not know anything about it.



[dwayne]

This page does not have enough space to give you all of the that this video deserves... Thank you, I got it now!!!

[onlypearls]

My EMDR therapist explained how it works in the brain prior to my first session. I think that having an understanding of the mechanism of action can help in making use of this therapeutic technique. It has helped my immensely.

[plurrslurpee]

I'm talking with my trauma specialist about treatments. EMDR has been brought up, and I wanted some more info. I'm scared to focus on these horrible memories, but it gives me hope my CPTSD and anxiety/panic disorders can be calmed. My perceived fears are strong. I know it's irrational, but my brain isn't listening to me. 🤷🏻‍♀️😂 Thank you for this video.

[paulabrown]

Thank you for this simple, easy to understand video on EMDR.

[alyaharris]

This explanation is sooo helpful! Thank you!

[nestibruno]

What a great, clear and practical explanation of EMDR! Thanks a lot

[Eli-sixy]

This is really helpful and insightful! You explained it so clearly and very easy to understand. Thanks!

[elsalohengrin]

THX for the great Video and explanation. I am German and used to live for 8 years in Boston (Harvard Postdoc and facultuy member Med school). In 2009 I oved back to Berlin, Germany.
My life is filled with traumatic events, starting in my childhood, sexually and physically etc..abused...Another traumatic event, a car accident in Boston, I did not drove, where I almost did. Or 97!1 in Boston being, just moved to the US.
Abuse ongoing in Germany every day! Re-Traumatization even sexually assaults...
VIOLENCE, Diagnosis totally wrong, and when I am seeking help from professionals I am abused by them and worse

[jeffreyparker]

This therapy has helped us so much thank you

[gra]

Very informative video and so very well.articulated ❤😍🥰Many thanks to you !!

[debbiemckenna]

Thank u for explaining it like you did. I have PTSD from having EMOTIONAL ABUSE from my VERY NARCISSISTIC dad and Alcoholic mom who is dead. Anyway I have my 1st session Tomorrow! I have tried other types of therapy such as talk, CBT and others. I had some sessions with TMS which WORKED AMAZINGLY FOR ME! It was like being able to see colors for the first time!!!It It is Expensive! I don’t have the money anymore. BUT I WILL FIND a way.Y BECAUSE I AM TIRED OF JUST EXISTING AND. NOT LIVING! I hope this works as everyone claims! I am willing to try! I PRAY TO GOD IT DOES!. I just I feel CONSTANT DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY for 50 yrs. I don’t have ANY good memories EXCEPT THE DAYs MYSON AND TWIN GIRS WERE BORN. My.son is 21 and my girls are 20 and I am ONLY 53yrs old. I feel like I am 93! Please 🙏

[BrandonP-cl]

Awesome! Thank you for this, very well explained!

[bennybongosbigolebonanza]

1:16 who got the Bush song in their head? 🙋🏻‍♂️

[stanleyplock]

EMDR reminds me of Robert Monroe's Hemi-Sync and how hypnotists use a swinging pocket watch to induce a relaxed state of consciousness.
Is there a similarity?
In Hemi-Sync, the speed synchronizes the brain waves to a specific frequency. (Alpha, Beta, Theta, etc.)

[ALBINOAGOK-xd]

i have all this feeling but it's very hard for people to recognised that am suffer from EMDR
i feel shy and dizzness when am in public place and sometime i feel fine to visit alot of people
....may God help me.

[notebookluvr]

Thank you. But what if you don't know what exact experience is causing these problems for you? I was in an abusive home for 4 years as a young child, and there was daily abuse. I was almost killed on two different occasions. When I think of those two experiences, I don't feel scared. At least now I don't, 40+ years later. But I still experience anxiety and panic attacks in my life, now. More than I ever have.

[cgarza]

I think I'm moving through a car accident trauma from a few months ago, but I continue to be distrustful of others driving me on the road (I was a passenger). I still cringe when I think the person driving isn't as aware of their surroundings as I am hyperaware now. Is that an EMDR issue or more?

[userC-mt]

Se puede harcerlo en Frances también por favor? Muchas gracias