Re: Shapiro says eye movement not necessary for EMDR? Works for blind people too?

As was concluded in the 1/11/03 post by McFall (responding to Cahill's elaboration: There’s NO evidence that eye movement, or any alternating movement, is a necessary component of “EMDR”--all the evidence indicates there’s nothing unique about EMDR, and that it’s a rip-off form, with a few extra meaningless bells and whistles, of cognitive and/or cognitive-behavioral therapy.

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Re: Shapiro says eye movement not necessary for EMDR? Works for blind people too?, by DSM, 01/26/03 Re: Shapiro says eye movement not necessary for EMDR? Works for blind people too?, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 01/26/03 read the archives, by guest, 01/26/03 Re:read the archives? How about a SEARCH ENGINE???, by DSM, 01/27/03 Re:read the archives? How about a SEARCH ENGINE???, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 01/27/03

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