"Numerous controlled studies show that EMDR produces more improvement than absence of treatment, at least for alleviating the symptoms of civilian PTSD, such as those triggered by rape. The evidence that pertains to EMDR’s efficacy for other anxiety disorders is promising but preliminary. EMDR’s effects are most marked on self-reported measures of anxiety; its impact on physiological measures linked to anxiety (such as heart rate) is less clear-cut."
So, need help with your PTSD, memories or other cult-related therapy, maybe check this out! Also it does not work as well as cognitive counseling, however if you've been there, done that, like many ex-members it might actually be the best for our group, or type of people. We may not have the same PTSD that they are talking about, who knows...but try it.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=emdr-taking-a-closer-look
Also I just found a card from a LCSW that I had met at the International Cultic Studies Association's annual conference in Geneva, Switzerland two years ago and this is her info if you want to talk more about it. She works on children, adolescents and adults:
Leona Furnari. Boulder, Colorado.
www.leonafurnari.com
303-444-0992
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