
Jun 08, 2013, 04:03 PM
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Member Since: Mar 2013
Location: USA
Posts: 1,486
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Originally Posted by GenCat
Recently I have changed therapists. My old one never used EMDR therapy on me, she only suggested we try Cognitive Behaviorial Therapy. I go back to my next appointment next week and I told my therapist I would agree to do the EMDR during this next session. I also told her I have doubts anything will happen and that I am extremely nervous about the whole thing.  She assured me she will try her best to make everything comfortable for me and that I will most likely benefit from it.
Has anyone been treated this way, if so did it help or not. What are your thoughts about EMDR vs. other methods of treatment? 
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GenCat, my concern for you regarding EMDR is what you stated in your other thread that you sometimes make up bad things that have happened to you. Insofar as EMDR is used primarily to treat trauma, do you think this therapist is planning on using it for what you told her but wasn't true? Because if so, I think it would be important to talk to her about that issue before starting this treatment. If it has nothing to do with it, of course please ignore this.
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