Q&A
Combining EMDR with Neurofeedback
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EMDR and Neurofeedback are natural, non-invasive therapies that can be used to treat complex trauma and PTSD. In this Q&A, Jade DeFrates shares her experiences and insights for clinical practice.
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Can you share the professional and/or personal story that led you to become an EMDR and Neurofeedback practitioner?
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What is Neurofeedback therapy and what conditions can it help?
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What has your experience with Neurofeedback therapy taught you about the field of complex trauma?
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Do you think that working with the verbal narrative of a traumatic experience is sufficient for individuals to process, integrate and resolve complex trauma?
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How is Neurofeedback helpful for clients with Complex PTSD, single trauma and childhood traumatization?
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What does research say about the clinical effectiveness and mechanisms of efficacy for Neurofeedback in PTSD and trauma?
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Is it typical for you to combine EMDR with Neurofeedback in a treatment plan for an individual client?
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Is Neurofeedback typically used in the stabilization phase, trauma-processing phase of therapy, or both?
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How do you help your clients with Complex PTSD with Disturbances in Self-Organisation – negative self-image and difficulties with regulating emotions and relationships?
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