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EMDR is for Fear of Public Speaking - Laurel Parnell In this video the client, a therapist, has a fear of public speaking..
EMDR for Fear of Public Speaking - Laurel Parnell In this video the client, a therapist, has a fear of public speaking.
She is would like to present publically, but she is very anxious and avoids situations where speaking would be required..
She would like to present publically, but she is very anxious and avoids situations where speaking would be required.
She is said that when she speaks, she can’t think, and has significant anticipatory anxiety that could be so severe it affected her sleep before scheduled events..
She said that when she speaks, she can’t think, and has significant anticipatory anxiety that could be so severe it affected her sleep before scheduled events.
Her goals is for treatment were to be confident enough that “I can handle whatever happens so I can think.” She wanted to be able to speak publically and do presentations and also to see more couples without sleepless nights..
Her goals for treatment were to be confident enough that “I can handle whatever happens so I can think.” She wanted to be able to speak publically and do presentations and also to see more couples without sleepless nights.
the session is In the client using tactile stimulation pulsers for bilateral stimulation, installed resources..
In the session the client using tactile stimulation pulsers for bilateral stimulation, installed resources.
We is then used the bridging technique to bridge from a recent example of her speaking anxiety to find a target from the past..
We then used the bridging technique to bridge from a recent example of her speaking anxiety to find a target from the past.
that target is After processing to completion and installing a positive cognition we returned to the incident we bridged from to check our work..
After processing that target to completion and installing a positive cognition we returned to the incident we bridged from to check our work.
She is felt much better, but found another area that still had charge..
She felt much better, but found another area that still had charge.
We is then bridged a second time to find another target from her childhood and processed that..
We then bridged a second time to find another target from her childhood and processed that.
we is When that was complete, again returned to the recent anxiety-producing situation to check our work..
When that was complete, we again returned to the recent anxiety-producing situation to check our work.
She is felt much better in that situation, no distress..
She felt much better in that situation, no distress.
She is then imagined future scenarios of speaking..
She then imagined future scenarios of speaking.
new concerns is These felt better, but came up that she hadn’t been aware of before..
These felt better, but new concerns came up that she hadn’t been aware of before.
we is After exploring these, decided to close the session with the understanding that these could be targeted in future sessions..
After exploring these, we decided to close the session with the understanding that these could be targeted in future sessions.
the end of the video is At I summarize the session and explain what I did and why..
At the end of the video I summarize the session and explain what I did and why.
the installation of resources Apply is Recognize the bridging technique to find targets linked to the presenting problem Outline use of the three-part protocol (past, present, future) Recognize when and how there can be multiple contributors and multiple targets linked to an issue or problem Explore the presenting problem, symptoms and triggers Create and install resources and metaphors for nurturing, wisdom and peace Establish a signal for stop and keep going Set up a bridge from a recent example of anxiety to find a target Develop the target using the modified protocol Refine the picture or scene Check the target Check the Subjective Units of Disturbance Scale (SUDS) Install a positive cognition (PC) Check the trigger scene that we bridged from Explore to see if there is another target to process Target the anticipatory anxiety directly (without a bridge) Check the trigger scene again and the SUDS Bridge back from new feelings and beliefs Recognize the negative cognition Begin bilateral stimulation Focus on the body Check the SUDS Process the trigger scene with positive cognition Check the original scene Check the imagined future scenarios for change Closing and debriefing.
Recognize the installation of resources Apply the bridging technique to find targets linked to the presenting problem Outline use of the three-part protocol (past, present, future) Recognize when and how there can be multiple contributors and multiple targets linked to an issue or problem Explore the presenting problem, symptoms and triggers Create and install resources and metaphors for nurturing, wisdom and peace Establish a signal for stop and keep going Set up a bridge from a recent example of anxiety to find a target Develop the target using the modified protocol Refine the picture or scene Check the target Check the Subjective Units of Disturbance Scale (SUDS) Install a positive cognition (PC) Check the trigger scene that we bridged from Explore to see if there is another target to process Target the anticipatory anxiety directly (without a bridge) Check the trigger scene again and the SUDS Bridge back from new feelings and beliefs Recognize the negative cognition Begin bilateral stimulation Focus on the body Check the SUDS Process the trigger scene with positive cognition Check the original scene Check the imagined future scenarios for change Closing and debriefing