Yes, my Child Trauma web site is at <http://www.childtrauma.com>. Regarding Claude Chemtob's study, it has been presented at ISTSS previously. Here is a synopsis and the current citation: Chemtob et al reported very positive results in using EMDR with 32 children and adolescents traumatized by Hurricane Iniki in Kauai, who did not respond to a generally effective previous treatment program. The design featured a delay control group, independent assessment with measures, and five therapists with varying levels of EMDR training and experience. The treatment protocol was clearly specified, and a number of efforts were made to ensure treatment fidelity. The participants averaged a 58% reduction on the primary trauma measure following 3 sessions, with results holding several months later. Chemtob, C. M., Nakashima, J., Hamada, R., & Carlson, J. (in press). Brief treatment for elementary school children with disaster-related PTSD: A field study. Journal of Clinical Psychology.
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