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What is interesting is that all the T's that I know, thought it was only hype too, or hocus pocus, until they saw the results right before them or even their own personal experiences during the training.

One of my T professors thought it was all hype until one of his colleagues convinced him to let him help one of my prof. worst cases, who was in therapy for 2 years, with PTSD from a gang rape, she wasn't getting better with traditional desensitization therapy. So my professor sat in on the EMDR session (the client insisted) and my prof said he saw some healing that took place in a half hour that he has tried for 2 years to accomplish with her. After about 3 more months of EMDR therapy, she terminated therapy, happy, and going better than before her trauma. She still keeps in touch with my prof T, and she has remained okay for over 8 years now. Now my prof. T , who is trauma specialist uses it as much as he can to help people. But at first he thought it was fake.

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Thanks, I now feel confident in trying it out. Is it effective for PTSD only (mind you, I do suffer from this demon) but would it also work to treat GAD, panic disorder and depression?

Thanks again,
Gene