EMDR, or eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing, is a relatively new form of therapy used for PTSD sufferers Breast cancer survivor Priya Menon says she felt no fear nor anxiety throughout her course of chemotherapy thanks to the therapy Priya Menon was on holiday in Bangalore, India, when she first noticed a lump on her.
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The South China Morning Post featured my work with this patient on how EMDR therapy helped a traumatised mother in mourning get past her loss, and five ways you can help a grieving friend.
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EMDR can be a powerful tool to help clients overcome fear and grief after tragedy. Learn more about how this type of therapy can be helpful for anyone who has experienced tragedy.
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Trained in Eastern and Western psychotherapies, Nivedita Ramanujam is an accredited EMDR therapist with a focus on mild to complex trauma, anxiety and depression. Read More »
What is EMDR used for? Simply put, EMDR is used to treat psychological trauma. This could be so-called shock trauma involving a sudden, single episodic threat or catastrophic event such as a tsunami, tornado, flood, rape, war, assault and violence. The other form of trauma is Developmental Trauma – ‘adverse life experiences’ which may be… Read More »
Have you ever come across a situation where you were not given the chance to express your views over a conflict at work and just talked down to? Such a situation may arise when there has been a conscious or unconscious decision to either not really listen to you, or there is a one-sided judgement… Read More »