The attached paper describes The Four Activity Model (FAM) of psychotherapy and its application to EMDR and other methods (just like the title suggests). The model is more fully elaborated in the book EMDR and Psychotherapy Integration.
Resources
- Great Lakes Event Questionnaire (GLEQ)
- Too Many Moral Injuries - A reconsideration of MI
- Story of a Retracted Paper
- EMDR and Spirituality 3.18.22
- What Some Combat Veterans Said About Themselves for Seeking Psychological Treatment
- HEArt Practice Sheet 2
- An Overview of EMDR, Updated 4.25.19
- APA EMDR Evaluation
- North Chicago Conflict Resolution Institute (NCCRI)
- War Heros: A Poem
- The Preferred Emotion and the Use of Assessment Questions in the History and Preparation Phases of Standard EMDR.
- Don't I Have the Right to Be Angry? A Podcast Interview
- On Stigma
- The Definition of EMDR
- Thinking and Feeling About Forgiveness
- Integrating EMDR into Clinical Work
- Brochure: For War Vets and Family
- Fighting the Last War: On Courage and Wisdom
- Using the GLEQ
- Integrative Model of Psychotherapy - The Four Activity Model
- EMDR Clinician Survey
