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    Re:Selective Mutism and agenisis of the corpus callosum
    Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD · 09/23/00 at 1:20 PM ET

    This forum is not a good place to do case consultation, and certainly not diagnostics, so I must refrain from specific case comments. In general though, EMDR is helpful with performance anxiety and social phobias, using a variation on the standard protocol that targets the entire process instead of a focal moment. This statement is based on clinical case reports, not controlled research. As is always the case, each client should be screened for a dissociative disorder before embarking on a course of EMDR treatment. The EMDR procedure is quite different than the usual protocol when a client is dissociative. For any client who exhibits marked state specific behavior that will be the focus of treatment, the EMDR needs to access that state.


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    • Re:Selective Mutism and agenisis of the corpus callosum, by SometimesIAmMe, 09/23/00
      • On EMDR for DDNOS & DID, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 09/23/00
        • Re:On EMDR for DDNOS & DID, by SometimeIAmME, 09/24/00
      • Re:Selective Mutism and agenisis of the corpus callosum, by , 05/02/04
        • Re:Selective Mutism and agenisis of the corpus callosum, by Sandra Paulsen PhD, 05/02/04

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