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Irene B. Giessl,
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Barbara J. Hensley, EdD |
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Ho MAIN MENU Learn more about . . . Greater Cincinnati Regional Meetings (GCERM) Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
Cincinnati Trauma Connection is the present home of the famous Einstein quilt created by Anneke Van Hoecke and presented at the 6th EMDR European Conference in Brussels, Belgium in 2006 as a fund-raiser for EMDR-HAP Europe. Dr. Hensley had the winning bid and brought the quilt back to the United States.
Barbara Henshley och konstnärinnan Anneke Cornil-Van Hoecke
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Goals of the
Cincinnati Trauma Connection Enable people to explore their traumatic experiences in order to rebuild shattered assumptions about themselves and the world. Provide behavioral and cognitive treatment options to eliminate intrusive thoughts, reduce anxiety, and control distressing symptoms. Help people understand the psychological impact and aftermath of stressful events. Empower victims of traumatic experience to become survivors able to go on with their lives. Serve as a caring other who guides people toward acceptance and acknowledgement of their problems. Function as a teacher who provides ways of minimizing overload while effectively processing the experience. Target future need and direction for clinical care, delivery of service, and research treatment issues.
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