1st Edition
Psychedelic-Assisted EMDR Therapy A Memory-Consolidation Approach to Psychedelic Healing
1. Introduction 2. An AIP model of the psychedelic space 3. PsyA-EMDR protocol 4. Ethics 5. Stabilisation and risk reduction 6. Preparation 7. Psycholytic EMDR 8. Integration 9. Bridging to the matrix 10. Working with historic psychedelic content 11. Transpersonal healing 12. The future of PsyA-EMDR therapy
Biography
Hannah Raine-Smith is an integrative psychotherapist and clinical supervisor working in private practice in the UK. She holds an MSc in EMDR and has studied postgraduate cognitive neuroscience at Cardiff University.
Jocelyn Rose is a psychotherapeutic counsellor, EMDR practitioner and clinical supervisor. She works as a psychedelic therapist on the DMT and 5-MeO-DMT clinical research trials. An educator and facilitator, Jocelyn also cofacilitates various community events.
“The insights and experiences shared here will challenge many preconceived notions and hopefully inspire new perspectives of fusing psychedelic therapy with EMDR. I think this book might serve as a beacon of innovation and knowledge and as a catalyst for positive developments in mental health treatment advancement.”
David Nutt, professor of neuropsychopharmacology at Imperial College London and author of Psychedelics
“As someone who has explored a range of therapeutic modalities to integrate and heal the psychedelic-induced psychotic states I experienced in1967, I found my EMDR sessions to be uniquely effective in revealing the roots of those terrifying experiences in early childhood trauma. I am deeply grateful for the healing that transpired during that work, and I applaud the timely publication of this comprehensive, groundbreaking volume.”
Scott Hill, author of Confrontation with the Unconscious: Jungian Depth Psychology and Psychedelic Experience
“This is an original and compelling model of a trauma-focused psychedelic therapy with transformative potential for health care. This comprehensive book develops new protocols and models of best practice into a previously unexplored area of the psychedelic field.”
Maria Papaspyrou and Tim Read, co-directors of the Institute of Psychedelic Therapy and co-authors of Psychedelics and Psychotherapy
