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Wooden letter tiles spelling Embrace, inviting readers to fully accept, welcome, and hold every part of themselves, including those that have protected them, instead of rejecting or hiding them.

Wooden letter tiles spelling Embrace, inviting readers to fully accept, welcome, and hold every part of themselves, including those that have protected them, instead of rejecting or hiding them.

EMDR for Complex Trauma: From Exhaustion to Embracing All Parts of You

Djuan Short, LCSW

Jul 2913 min read

Wooden letter tiles spelling One Step at a Time, representing the gradual preparation phase of an EMDR Therapy Intensive.

Wooden letter tiles spelling One Step at a Time, representing the gradual preparation phase of an EMDR Therapy Intensive.

What to Expect Before, During, and After an EMDR Therapy Intensive

Djuan Short, LCSW

Jul 229 min read

Wooden tiles spelling 'PROVE THEM WRONG,' illustrating the mental weight and pressure of workplace trauma.

Wooden tiles spelling 'PROVE THEM WRONG,' illustrating the mental weight and pressure of workplace trauma.

EMDR Therapy: The Ambitious Woman's Solution to Workplace Trauma

Djuan Short, LCSW

May 3014 min read

Wooden letter tiles arranged in a crossword style on a clean white background, spelling out 'Inhale,' 'Exhale,' and 'Repeat.' The words intersect at the letters 'H' and 'E,' symbolizing the rhythmic and interconnected nature of breathwork and nervous system regulation.

Wooden letter tiles arranged in a crossword style on a clean white background, spelling out 'Inhale,' 'Exhale,' and 'Repeat.' The words intersect at the letters 'H' and 'E,' symbolizing the rhythmic and interconnected nature of breathwork and nervous system regulation.

EMDR Therapy and Somatic Therapy: Why Do They Feel the Same?

Djuan Short, LCSW

May 77 min read

The phrase "safe place," which is a common term used in EMDR, a key EMDR-based self-help technique designed to manage anxiety, distress, and trauma by strengthening a memory of comfort.

The phrase "safe place," which is a common term used in EMDR, a key EMDR-based self-help technique designed to manage anxiety, distress, and trauma by strengthening a memory of comfort.

Is EMDR Safe? The Inner Workings of an Actual EMDR Therapy Session

Djuan Short, LCSW

Apr 3010 min read

A therapist’s hands holding a pen on a notebook

A therapist’s hands holding a pen on a notebook

Empowering Women Leaders: Understanding EMDR Therapy for Healing

Djuan Short, LCSW

Apr 236 min read

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