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James Wayland  M.A., Ph.D.
   
 

3613 Williams Drive, Ste. 601
Georgetown, Texas 78628
512-869-6400

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Understanding EMDR
  Psychotherapy    
  Biofeedback     EMDR is an acronym for Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. It is a psychotherapeutic treatment that can successfully help those who want to overcome significant life issues.  EMDR has helped those who have:
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  Addictions       survived life traumas    
 

Interventions

       severe physical abuse    
  Testimonials       sexual abuse    
  Reflections       domestic violence    
  Events       combat    
  Directions       posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)    
  Links       the emotional and physical effects of crime victimization
  Email Dr. Jim       depression    
          anxiety    
          addictions (sex, alcohol, drug, gambling, etc.)
          phobias    
          issues of self-esteem    
          chronic pain management    
                 
        EMDR is a powerful psychotherapy procedure which stimulates the brain's information processing system. Using EMDR, the amount of cognitive (talk) therapy is substantially reduced while improving both the recovering and dealing of old, recurring psychological material.  People often achieve therapeutic goals at a faster rate, and with recognizable changes that remain basically stable over time.

I have worked with many people suffering chronic pain, stress, depression and anxiety.  EMDR has been very effective in helping reduce symptoms while allowing significant improvement over various emotional and physical functions of the body.  This includes the emotional "holding" on to pain following an injury due to the emotional trauma of that injury.  Overall, it has been noted that EMDR helps in healing both physical ailments and emotional issues.

If you are interested in know more about how EMDR is used in my office, please call me.  We will arrange a time for explanation and a demonstration of EMDR.

More information may be found at www.emdr.com.
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
                 
       

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