an article that may be of interest

Suzanne,

Even though it's a bit off topic regarding EMDR specifically, the following article will help shed some light on the potential dangers of therapist-produced memories. Instances such as the one you described can sometimes lead to dire consequences and therefore all potential clients should have this knowledge.

http://www.apa.org/releases/abusemem.html

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