Addressing Shame: The Color and Shape Set-up for EMDR Therapy
When I first started to use EMDR with my clients, particularly with more complex cases, there seemed to be more that needed to get done
March 5, 2019
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Category: EMDR Therapy
EMDR Therapy Phase 2.5: Honoring a Wider Context for Enhanced Preparation
As an EMDR educator, people are constantly asking me what I think of the latest trend in EMDR therapy. In the last year or so,
February 21, 2019
The Gift of Baggage
In the summer of 2000, I set out on my first proper backpacking tour of Central and Eastern Europe. For six weeks I would be
February 14, 2019
Speech
It is often thought that someone with a speech or communication disorder must be fixed. They’re broken. The identified disorder is viewed as pathological and
December 11, 2018
Lessons From My Jewish Mother in Squirrel Hill
One of the great blessings of my life is to have a Jewish mother and a Jewish family in Squirrel Hill. When I heard the
November 2, 2018
Making Peace with Technique
“I have to do what?!?” My gut squelched as I voiced my protest in the form of this question. For years I yearned to take
October 30, 2018
Official Response of Dr. Jamie Marich/ICM to Season 4, Episode 4 of The Affair
I am a long-time fan of The Affair, Showtime’s riveting relationship drama created by Sarah Treem and Hagai Levi. I watched all three seasons to
July 16, 2018
Fighting Dissociation Phobia and Coming Out as a Professional with a Dissociative Disorder
To access original piece with full comments published on 5-18-18, go to: instituteforcreativemindfulness.weebly.com/icm-blog-redefine-therapy/fighting-dissociation-phobia-and-coming-out-as-a-professional-with-a-dissociative-disorder-dr-jamie-marichAs you read the title of this article, I am somewhat scared about
May 14, 2018