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May 02, 2009, 11:08 PM
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Does anyone have ant experience with Gentle Reprocessing (formally gentle EMDR)? I am a little scared to get started and was hoping I could get a some first hand information.
Does it work if you cannot remember everything? Does it cause you to recover memories? Isn't it difficult to tell your story? What is the process and does it really help? I am a little scared to get started and was hoping I could get a some first hand information. Thanks! Xtree
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May 03, 2009, 08:14 AM
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I dont know if what my T did was gentle EMDR or just EMDR
 But it really helped me deal wiht emotions that I could not connect to any event that were coming at me in waves and also to deal wiht emotions from memories too - hope it goes well for you - let us know how you go 
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Nov 08, 2009, 07:56 PM
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I am a therapist who is trained in EMDR but not Gentle Reprocessing. My mother has had PTSD all my life, and has tried a number of treatments. She is currently using Gentle Reprocessing with her therapist and is amazed and gratified by the results. She shared some of the details and I was impressed enough to be looking for a training. I hope this is helpful. lag... |
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