Behavior OnLine EMDR Forum Archive, 1999

    Sorry to burst your bubble!
    Brian G. · 2/14/00 at 12:38 pm ET

    I'm sorry to burst your bubble but I was under the impression that this was a discussion group for professionals (with lay people always being welcomed of course). There are 2 years of one sided messages for you to read through prior to my postings. This should provide you with more than enough info on what you are seeking. However, I thought this was a "discussion" group but you can't have a discussion with only one side being heard. Do the professionals on this list feel that controversial issues in EMDR should be pushed under the carpet and not discussed?

    This is a discussion group so let's present the issues--both sides! Unless the professionals on this list are afraid of the evidence that is. I still look forward to at least one professional contradicting the comments I made in my original posting regarding EMDR and the evidence. We just keep getting off topic.

    If not I must assume that the evidence does not support EMDR being any more than CBT with superfluous things added to appear new. If so, this is a real issue to discuss.

    Thanks as always,

    Brian


    Replies:
    • Re: Sorry to burst your bubble!, by Teresa, 2/14/00
      • Thank you Teresa!, by Brian G., 2/14/00
        • Re: Thank you Teresa!, by Shapiro, 2/15/00
          • the discussion continues, by Brian G., 2/15/00
            • Re: the discussion continues, by Sandra Paulsen, Ph.D., 2/16/00
        • Re: Thank you Teresa!, by M.C.(an EDUCATED layperson) , 3/4/00
          • Re: Thank you Teresa!, by Don, 3/4/00
            • Re: Thank you Teresa!, by M.C., 3/4/00
              • Re: Thank you Teresa!, by Don, 3/5/00
                • Re: Thank you Teresa!, by another layperson, 3/7/00
          • Re: Thank you Teresa!, by Brian, 3/5/00
            • Re: Thank you Teresa!, by Another Layperson, 3/7/00
              • Re: Thank you Teresa!, by Don, 3/7/00

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