No I don't believe that all EMDR critics are motivated by jealousy. But I have seen first hand that some EMDR critics aren't as objective as they perhaps believe. I think the original point here that I was making was that IF (taken as a premise, not a truth) EMDR were simply exposure, then academics inclined to exposure treatment should be celebrating its acceptance in EMDR with so many practitioners taking it on the road. We see a different variation in a few psychodynamicists who expect treatment to be invariably slow -- there is cognitive dissonance or some such motivation that makes it hard for them to accept the speedier results. Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD
Fair Oaks, CA
Replies:
![]() |
| Behavior OnLine Home Page | Disclaimer |
Copyright © 1996-2004 Behavior OnLine, Inc. All rights reserved.