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Application settings, clinical processes and therapeutic tools
Product: Book
Trim size in cm: 17x24cm
Pages: 216
ISBN: 9788859046875
Publication date: 01/09/2026
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This volume presents an innovative approach to integrating EMDR therapy with narrative practice, showing how storytelling can become a key tool in supporting trauma processing and the reconstruction of personal identity.
Drawing on the Adaptive Information Processing model that underpins EMDR, the book highlights how traumatic experiences may remain fragmented into images, emotions, bodily sensations and disconnected beliefs.
Practical in its approach and firmly grounded in the latest scientific evidence, the manual guides professionals in using narrative reconstruction throughout all stages of the EMDR process.
Presentation (Isabel Fernandez)
Introduction
Chapter 1
Neuroscience and Narrative: Building Bridges Between Body, Mind and Identity
Chapter 2
The Eight Phases of the EMDR Protocol
Chapter 3
EMDR Narrative Work Across Different Age Groups: From Implicit to Explicit Memory
Chapter 4
Narrative Work and EMDR in Different Therapeutic Settings
Chapter 5
Clinical Applications
Chapter 6
Structuring the EMDR Narrative: The Role of the Therapist
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
