EMDR FORUM ARCHIVE, 2000
Re:EMDR and legal obligations
karen · 11/29/02 at 5:58 PM ET
That is a good point Sandra - I feel the same that it is not so much that the memories that come up during emdr can't be trusted but that they can be construed that way. I work in sexual assault and unfortunately attempts are often made to turn virtually everything against the client in court and so it is difficult to not be wary. I have actually had crown attorneys ask me to not discuss details of the abuse (with or without emdr) and various things like that, before a woman went to court, because the defense might try to argue that it was ME who planted ideas, etc... It is pretty ridiculous really.
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