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Safety, feasibility, and efficacy of EMDR Therapy in adults with PTSD and mild intellectual disability or borderline intellectual functioning and mental health problems: A multiple baseline study (Journal of Mental Health Research in Intellectual Disabilities)

EMDR therapy was found to be safe, feasible, and (potentially) efficacious in decreasing PTSD symptoms for adults with MID-BIF.

The first RCT to compare the effects of cognitive restructuring (CR), prolonged exposure (PE), and EMDR in individuals with psychosis & PTSD.

Effectiveness of Cognitive therapy for PTSD and EMDR in Norwegian outpatient mental health clinics for adults.

Research on the effect of online EMDR Recent Traumatic Episode Protocol for first responders and those effected by COVID-19.

Study aimed at investigating PTSD in a sample of Italian healthcare workers during COVID-19 and the effectiveness of the EMDR therapy.

PTSD after exposure to multiple (childhood) traumas is associated with accelerated aging and high psychiatric and somatic comorbidity.

EMDR reduces PTSD symptoms, psychological comorbidity, and stress in parents of children with a rare progressive life-limiting illness.

Comparison of EMDR and neurofeedback therapy (NFB) for intimate partner violence (IPV) survivor post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

The description of EMDR therapy in a journal article was outlined less favorably than other empirically supported trauma interventions.

EMDR treatment effects are often explained by drawing on processes that involve the automatic formation and change of mental associations.

This article explores the evidence for psychological treatments for PTSD, anxiety, depression, stress, and burnout in first responders.

This study shows that intensive, trauma-focused treatment is safe and effective even when brief and applied fully remote.