EMDR & RET

[Guest guest]

Crow,

 

I heard that EMDR is used with psychotherapy and RET

is a tool to be used by the trained lay person. This

comes from a friend who is being trained in RET -

Rapid Eye Technology (which always gets me confused

cause I associated this anocronym (sp?) with Rational

Emotive Therapy):

http://www.rapideyetechnology.com/

 

So many techniques, so little time...

 

MichelleH

 

 

--- Caroline Abreu <crow wrote:

>

> I went to the EMDR site Michelle pointed us to

> (http://www.emdr.com I think it

> was) and the prerequisites for attendance are very

> high; I can only assume it

> was designed for use with clinical professionals

> only, although with the

> dissemination of other techniques such as EFT and

> TAT I wonder if that is a

> valid restriction any longer.

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Michelle:

 

Thanks for the information... more stuff to read <LOL> All these acronyms are

giving me a headache, I think ;-)

 

Crow

 

Michelle Hughes wrote:

>

> Crow,

>

> I heard that EMDR is used with psychotherapy and RET

> is a tool to be used by the trained lay person. This

> comes from a friend who is being trained in RET -

> Rapid Eye Technology (which always gets me confused

> cause I associated this anocronym (sp?) with Rational

> Emotive Therapy):

> http://www.rapideyetechnology.com/

>

> So many techniques, so little time...

>

> MichelleH

>

> --- Caroline Abreu <crow wrote:

> >

> > I went to the EMDR site Michelle pointed us to

> > (http://www.emdr.com I think it

> > was) and the prerequisites for attendance are very

> > high; I can only assume it

> > was designed for use with clinical professionals

> > only, although with the

> > dissemination of other techniques such as EFT and

> > TAT I wonder if that is a

> > valid restriction any longer.

>