The Future is Qualitative
âOver the years Iâve been met with, âOh, you do qualitative research,â in a tone that suggests: Thatâs cute, but what does it really prove?
âOver the years Iâve been met with, âOh, you do qualitative research,â in a tone that suggests: Thatâs cute, but what does it really prove?
If there was a category in my high school yearbook for âMost Likely to Become a Junkie,â I would not have been a contender. Indeed,
When EMDR clinicians learn that one of my specialties is addiction, I usually get asked, âWhich protocol do you use? FSAP? DeTUR?â Iâm often met
True of false: Hinduism is a polytheistic religion. If you grew up in an Abrahamic, Western context, chances are that you answered âTrue.â I was
When I first started to use EMDR with my clients, particularly with more complex cases, there seemed to be more that needed to get done
As an EMDR educator, people are constantly asking me what I think of the latest trend in EMDR therapy. In the last year or so,
An audio recording of an interview with Dr. Jamie Marich and Kathy Steele. Topic: Addiction and Dissociation
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