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Jim Knipe, PhD, has been a licensed psychologist in private practice in Colorado since 1976 and has been using EMDR since 1992. He is an EMDR-HAP Trainer, an EMDRIA Approved Consultant and Instructor, and was designated a "Master Clinician" by EMDRIA in 2007.

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Praise for the first Edition: "[R]eading this book has given me a whole host of new ideas about working with complex and dissociative clients... Clear and engaging, peppered with relevant case histories, this book would make an important addition to anyone's EMDR-related book collection." -Dr. Robin Logie, EMDR UK & Ireland "A brilliant and accessible book...[T]he information in this book will revolutionize EMDR treatment with complex trauma/dissociated clients." -Carol Forgash, LCSW, BCD "This book is a jewel for EMDR clinicians. It is also recommended for any professional interested in the treatment of complex disorders... Jim Knipe is a highly gifted professional and this is the result of many years of experience and practice." -Dolores Mosquera, MS, Amazon Review This innovative resource for therapists trained in Standard EMDR delivers a powerful set of EMDR-based "Tools" - useful strategies for helping difficult-to-treat clients with complex emotional problems. The second edition reflects the author's ongoing efforts to design treatments that can significantly extend the therapeutic power of methods based on an Adaptive Information Processing model. It describes new discoveries that promote effective ways of structuring therapy sessions and refines original treatment procedures that can facilitate and safely accelerate therapeutic progress. The book provides an overview of the principal issues in treating these complex emotional problems and describes highly effective methodologies with a wide variety of clinical presentations that originate in or include disturbing traumatic memories. It also describes how to integrate specific EMDR-related interventions with other psychotherapeutic treatments. Each intervention is examined in detail with accompanying transcripts, client drawings, and case studies illustrating the nuances and variations in intervention application. Bolstered by supporting theory and current research, the book also discusses how the concepts and vocabulary of other models of dissociation translate directly into EMDR's Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) language. New to the Second Edition:Describes new strategies and refinements of standard methods for treatment of clients with complex emotional problems Includes two completely new chapters, "Internal Healing Dialogue" and "Case Example: treating the problem of 'attachment to the perpetrator'" Provides new case examples on childhood sexual abuse Offers new sections on treating chronic defensive shame, the importance of "fast" vs "slow" thinking processes, and new applications of "Loving Eyes" procedures Includes ebook with the purchase of print version Key Features:Written by an EMDRIA-designated "Master Clinician" Delivers successful treatments alternatives for difficult-to-treat clients Provides a theoretical framework to guide assessment and treatment of clients with complex PTSD Includes specific AIP tools, verbatim therapy scripts, client drawings, and case studies Discusses each intervention in detail, illustrating the nuances and variation in different applications

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Preface

Acknowledgments

PART I: AN ADAPTIVE INFORMATION PROCESSING FRAMEWORK FOR TREATING COMPLEX PTSD

1. The Need for a Theoretical Framework and Additional "Tools" for Using EMDR With Complex PTSD

2. Traumatic Memory and EMDR, When Dual Attention Is Possible

   PART II: ADAPTIVE INFORMATION PROCESSING METHODS FOR RESOLVING PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFENSES

3. An Adaptive Information Processing Model for Treating Psychological Defenses

4. EMDR With Avoidance

5. Targeting Idealization Defenses

6. Treating Addictive Disorders With Adaptive Information Processing Methods

   PART III: AN ADAPTIVE INFORMATION PROCESSING MODEL FOR TREATING DISSOCIATIVE PERSONALITY STRUCTURE

7. Treating Dissociation Within an Adaptive Information Processing Model

8. The Basic Framework for the Preparation Phase

9. Preparation: The Language of Ovals

10. Preparation: Drawings

11. Loving Eyes: "Looking" From One Part to Another

12. Treating Defensive Shame

13. The CIPOS Procedure

14. The Persistence of Dissociative Personality Structure, and the Internal Healing Dialogue (IHD)procedure

    PART IV: CASE EXAMPLES

15. Veronica

16. Doug

17. Rhonda

18. Some Closing Thoughts

    Bibliography

    Index