18 Questions
In EMDR, during the Preparation Phase, what is a primary focus?
Rapport building, learning EMDR, mindfulness skills
What is the purpose of the Activation Phase in EMDR?
Implementing bilateral movements
How does Group EMDR interventions help in therapy waiting times?
By reducing waiting times
Which phase of EMDR is similar to the intake process in therapy?
Target Sequence Plan
What is the purpose of the body scan phase in play therapy?
To release unhelpful memories stuck in the body
What is a key outcome of integrating EMDR into other therapeutic modalities for trauma symptoms?
Reducing trauma symptoms effectively
How does Christine Mark-Griffin use a turtle in describing the 'Window of Tolerance'?
To illustrate a state of engagement
What benefit do Group EMDR interventions provide in relation to PTSD, depression, and anxiety symptoms according to studies?
They significantly reduce these symptoms
What are the benefits of bilateral movements during play therapy?
Releasing stress from the body
How can a play therapist initiate closure in a session?
By using calming techniques like breathing activities
What is the Polyvagal Body Scans technique associated with?
Identifying areas of physical discomfort
During parent consultations, what advice does the play therapist provide?
To anticipate emotions spilling over outside sessions and provide support
During which phase of EMDR are bilateral movements used to move stress out of the child’s mind and body?
Desensitization
What is the main focus of the Body Scan phase in EMDR?
Increasing body awareness
Which phase of EMDR involves strengthening positive thoughts to reduce stress related to the target problem?
Installation
What is the purpose of the Closure phase in EMDR?
Calming and/or fun activities
In EMDR, what is the goal of parent consultations happening in between sessions?
Discussing expectations of emotions spilling over
Why is body awareness important in EMDR therapy?
To reduce stress in the child
Learn about Play Therapy techniques like using a doctor kit to check the body of a child or puppet, as well as incorporating bilateral movements to release stress from the body. Explore the concept of Window of Tolerance, as described by Christine Mark-Griffin using a turtle analogy.
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