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DeTUR™ : An Urge Reduction Protocol (OnDemand Course)

DeTUR™ is an Urge Reduction Protocol in Dealing with Addictions and Dysfunctional Behaviors and the underlying causing traumas. This is based on the AIP EMDR model.

The DeTUR™ method targets triggers that bring up the uncomfortable feelings leading to urges. This highly effective protocol uncovers core traumas and reprocesses them through to completion. Check out our OnDemand advanced course now!

https://emdr-professional-training.thinkific.com/courses/ondemand-detur-urge-reduction-protocol-for-addictions-and-dysfunctional-behaviors

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EMDR and Performance provides identifying factors of the peak performer mindset, instruction for assessment of an athlete or other performer’s presenting problem, and application of an intervention plan utilizing EMDR with other modalities. See this advanced online course at:

https://emdr-professional-training.thinkific.com/courses/emdr-and-performance-removing-blocks-and-raising-the-bar-clinical-strategies-for-athletes-and-creatives-ONLINE

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Extreme trauma can overwhelm the brain’s coping mechanisms, leaving deep emotional scars. People who have suffered in this way need help, support and therapy to overcome the deep impact that life events like this can have. With care, intervention and support they start to put their lives...

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Anyone suffering from PTSD or any other kind of emotional trauma is going to need suitable treatment to help them overcome it, and over the last few decades there’s one technique that’s come to the foreground—EMDR.

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The wars in both Iraq and Afghanistan have significantly increased the number of soldiers who are currently suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD.

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EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing. It was first discovered in 1987 by Dr Francine Shapiro when she was suffering from distressing memories that caused her to experience negative emotions.