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Copyright -
Dedication -
Contributors -
Foreword -
Acknowledgments -
Introduction -
Section I: Enhancing Cultural Competence and Addressing Culturally Based Trauma and Adversity in EMDR Therapy -
Chapter 1: Cultural Competence and EMDR Therapy -
Chapter 2: Connection and Belonging: A Core Human Need—Implications Within EMDR Therapy (Mark Nickerson) -
Chapter 3: Culturally Based Trauma and Adversity: Recognition, Definition, and Implications (Mark Nickerson) -
Chapter 4: The Work Starts with us: Personal Reflection, Assessing your Practice, and Setting Goals (Mark Nickerson) -
Chapter 5: Opening the Door: Exploring Social and Cultural Experiences and Building Resources—EMDR Phases 1 and 2 (Mark Nickerson) -
Chapter 6: Healing and Resilience Building with EMDR Reprocessing: Target Selection and EMDR Phases 3 to 6 (Mark Nickerson) -
Chapter 7: Dismantling Prejudice with EMDR Therapy (Mark Nickerson)
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Section II: Multicultural, Intersectional, and Antiracist Approaches to Psychotherapy -
Chapter 8: Strategies for Implementation of an Anti-Oppressive, Antiracist, Intersectional Lens in EMDR Therapy with Black Clients (Wendy Ashley, Allen E. Lipscomb) -
Chapter 9: EMDR Therapy and Consultation with an Intercultural Approach (Viviana Urdaneta)
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Section III: Race, Ethnicity, and Social Class -
Chapter 10: Culturally Informed Recommendations for EMDR Therapy with American Indians (Jordanna L. Saunders) -
Chapter 11: Considerations when Working with Asian Americans in EMDR Therapy (Cheryl Kenn) Abstract
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Chapter 12: Cultural And Treatment Considerations When Using EMDR Therapy With Latinx Clients (Viviana Urdaneta, Viviana Triana) -
Chapter 13: The Transgenerational Impact of Anti-Semitism (Karen Alter-Reid, Ruth Heber) -
Chapter 14: Social Class as Cultural Identity and its Unique Contributions in EMDR Intervention (Jeff DiNardo)
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Section IV: Immigration, Refugee/Asylum Seekers, and Acculturation -
Chapter 15: Clinical Considerations When Treating Immigration-Based Trauma Within Latinx Clients Using EMDR Therapy (Cecilia C. Penailillo) -
Chapter 16: Culturally Attuned EMDR Therapy with an Immigrant Woman Suffering from Social Anxiety (Barbara Lutz) -
Chapter 17: The EMDR Approach Used as a Tool to Provide Psychological Help to Refugees and Asylum Seekers (Paola Castelli Gattinara, Antonio Onofri, Cristina Angelini)
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Section V: LGBTQ Issues: Sex, Gender, and Affectional Orientations -
Chapter 18: EMDR Therapy as Affirmative Care for Transgender and Nonbinary Clients (Sand C. Chang) -
Chapter 19: EMDR Therapy With Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Clients (John M. O’Brien) -
Chapter 20: Sex, Gender, and Affectional Identities and Intersectionality: Expanding Application of Gender Diversity (Earl Grey)
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Section VI: Specific Cultures and Social Stigma -
Chapter 21: Left Out and Left Behind: EMDR and the Cultural Construction of Intellectual Disability (Joseph C. Yaskin, Andrew J. Seubert) -
Chapter 22: “People Like Me Don’t Get Mentally Ill”: Social Identity Theory, EMDR, and the Uniformed Services (Liz Royle) -
Chapter 23: EMDR With Issues of Appearance, Aging, and Class (Robin Shapiro)
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Section VII: Innovative EMDR Protocols -
Chapter 24: Legacy Attuned EMDR Therapy: Toward a Coherent Narrative and Resilience (Natalie S. Robinson) -
Chapter 25: EMDR in a Group Setting (GEMDR) (André Mauricio Monteiro)
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Section VIII: Global Frontiers of EMDR Intervention -
Chapter 26: Learning EMDR in Uganda: An Experiment in Cross-Cultural Collaboration (Rosemary Masters, Elizabeth McConnell, Josie Juhasz) -
Chapter 27: EMDR Therapy in Diverse Cultural Contexts (John Hartung)
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