Join Professor Miller in an exploration of auditory hallucinations in psychosis, with a special focus on the groundbreaking work of Marius Romme and the integration of EMDR therapy.
Professor Miller starts by discussing the legacy of Marius Romme in understanding the phenomenon of hearing voices. We then move into how these ideas have evolved to influence current therapeutic practices, particularly in the context of EMDR - a psychotherapy treatment originally designed to alleviate the distress associated with traumatic memories.
EMDR therapy, known for its unique use of bilateral stimulation, is increasingly being recognised for its potential in treating a range of mental health issues, including auditory hallucinations in psychosis. Professor Miller elucidates how EMDR can be integrated into the therapeutic process, aiming to reduce the distress associated with 'voices' and improve clients' quality of life.
This video is a valuable resource for mental health professionals, EMDR practitioners, students, and anyone interested in the intersection of psychosis, auditory hallucinations, and trauma-informed therapies. It emphasises the importance of a holistic approach, recognising the voices as a meaningful experience for the individual, and how EMDR can be a part of this empathetic and effective treatment plan.
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