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06/30/2026
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As interest in EMDR intensives continues to grow, clinicians are asking important questions about structure, pacing, readiness and clinical decision-making.
In this preview of their EMDRIA Conference 2026 session, Renee Eddy and Christina Allen discuss how EMDR's eight phases can be thoughtfully organized within intensive treatment formats and what clinicians should consider when working in individual or group settings.
Watch their video to learn more.
📅 August 23, 2026 | Anaheim, CA
Register at www.emdriaconference.com
Is EMDR therapy something you do, or something that guides how you think about a case?
In this preview of her EMDRIA Conference 2026 session, Dorinna Ruh explores how the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model can inform assessment, preparation, treatment planning and clinical decision-making from the very beginning of therapy.
Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how Phases 1 and 2 support effective EMDR practice and why EMDR therapy is much more than reprocessing alone.
Register to join Dorinna's session at www.emdriaconference.com
06/16/2026
AI is rapidly reshaping mental health care, offering new ways to support people and improve efficiency.
But while AI tools can help with tasks like psychoeducation, journaling and admin, they cannot replace human connection, clinical judgement or real-time support in crisis. In-person contact remains essential for effective therapy, particularly for treatments such as EMDR that rely on close, human-led interaction.
In this joint article, EMDRIA and MQ Mental Health Research explore the promise and the risks of AI in mental health, and why careful, responsible use matters when it comes to protecting mental health.
Read the article at emdria.org/blog
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