Learning Objectives
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Identify the Three-Pronged Protocol of EMDR therapy
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List 2 hypothesized brain mechanisms utilized in EMDR reprocessing
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List 3 important existing research studies
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List 3 types of client complaints treatable with EMDR therapy
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List 3 examples of small âtâ traumas
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List 3 examples of big âTâ traumas
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List 3 typical ways people process disturbing life experiences
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Describe the elements of a target memory node
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Describe a processing channel
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Name the 8 phases of EMDR therapy for comprehensive treatment
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List 3 kinds of eye movements used in EMDR reprocessing
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Describe 2 common reasons for blocked processing
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Distinguish between state change and trait change in EMDR therapy
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Describe the adaptive information processing system
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Identify the purpose of the Assessment Phase of EMDR therapy
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Identify the purpose of utilizing the SUD scale and what it stands for
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Identify the purpose of the VOC scale and what it stands for
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Identify the reprocessing phases involved in memory reprocessing
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Describe one purpose for Safe/Calm Place utilization
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Describe 3 symptoms suggesting a possible dissociative disorder
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Describe when you would apply the Future Template
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Identify 2 clinical situations where EMD would be appropriate
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Distinguish between adult-onset trauma and developmental trauma
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Describe the protocol for a single traumatic event
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Describe how EMDR therapy can address the impact of racial, religious, and ethnic prejudice and bias
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Distinguish between direct questioning and the Floatback technique
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Describe 3 categories of memories used in RDI
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Describe what is meant by a targeting sequence plan
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Describe 3 cognitive interweave strategies for use in blocked processing
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Identify when the Recent Events Protocol would be appropriate
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Describe one important caution for using EMDR therapy with addictions
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Describe what is meant by moral injury in EMDR therapy with combat veterans
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Identify 3 differences in applying EMDR therapy to working with children