

Sinossi
Il tempo non guarisce tutte le ferite. Anzi, se l'evento traumatico non viene adeguatamente rielaborato, il trascorrere del tempo ne 'congela' il ricordo nel cervello, generando reazioni automatiche di sofferenza e disagio. Lo sa bene chi, anche dopo molti anni, continua a provare la stessa rabbia, lo stesso identico dolore o rancore, come se il tempo non fosse mai passato. Secondo il modello EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) le esperienze traumatiche possono arrivare a sopraffare il sistema di elaborazione adattiva dell'informazione, non consentendogli di fare i collegamenti interni necessari per giungere a una risoluzione interna delle esperienze stesse. L'EMDR tiene dunque conto di tutti gli aspetti di un'esperienza stressante o traumatica, cognitivi, emotivi, comportamentali e neurofisiologici, utilizzando i movimenti oculari o altre forme di stimolazione bilaterale allo scopo di ristabilire l'equilibrio eccitatorio/inibitorio, migliorando così la comunicazione tra gli emisferi cerebrali. La patologia viene in questo approccio considerata come informazione immagazzinata in modo non funzionale, mentre la salute mentale è definita come un equilibrio tra ricordi positivi, da un lato, ed esperienze negative correttamente rielaborate, dall'altro. Prefazione di Isabel Fernandez.
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- Pagine: 292
- Data di uscita: 14-11-2013
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I read this book for work, about a month after getting trained in how to use EMDR (the psychotherapy technique this book focuses on). This had been on our suggested reading list before the training, but I'm happy that I read it after. A lot of the techniques made much more sense having some basis an Leggi tutto
Getting Past Your Past is about trauma, PTSD and an exciting (if controversial) treatment modality (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) that reportedly gets very rapid, very dramatically effective results where other trauma treatments fail. I have mixed feelings about this book. It's such an i Leggi tutto
I usually don't really like self-help books very much, but a friend recommended this to me after we had a conversation about EMDR therapy. It's a very interesting idea. Francine Shapiro discovered that traumatic experiences often caused problems for people down the line because they had been imprope Leggi tutto
I've spent nearly my entire adulthood in therapy, trying to get past the first 15 years of my life. If someone had introduced me to EMDR 30 years ago, I think my path might have been much different. I could have skipped the painful self-sabotaging addictions, multiple divorces, always choosing the w Leggi tutto
This book is horrible. I only read a little before bailing. The author's tendency to justify abusive actions was triggering to me, and I hoped and prayed that I was imagining things, but another reviewer here said the same thing. For example, a little boy's mom grabbed him and started spanking him b Leggi tutto
I like this book a lot and am going to read it again. The issue I had in the beginning was the occurrence of disturbing thoughts that came up by attempting to use the techniques. After getting a therapist and working through unprocessed memories I was able to return and read the rest of this book. I Leggi tutto
A little repetitive, but a really nice “beginner” tool for those wanting to learn more about EMDR!
I found this book very interesting. While I have had some sessions of EMDR and found those sessions to be successful, and reading this book helped me further understand EMDR, it raised questions for me too. The way EMDR is presented in this book makes it sound like it is a basic "cure-all". It almost Leggi tutto
I read this book for work and it was interesting and inspiring. Lots of case studies. Some would argue, too many case studies. it's bit hard to believe that EMDR could be this much of a cure all, because as we know from the seminal podcast Saw Bones, "cure alls cure nothing." However, I believe this Leggi tutto
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