Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing in the Treatment of Panic Disorder With Agoraphobia
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Auteurs : Isabel Fernandez ; Elisa FarettaSource :
- Clinical case studies [ 1534-6501 ] ; 2007-02.
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- Adaptive, Adaptive information, Adriana, Agoraphobia, Alliance building, Anticipatory anxiety, Anxiety disorder, Anxiety disorders, Avoidance behaviors, Behavior therapy, Behaviour, Behaviour research, Bilateral stimulation, Bodily sensations, Body sensations, Clinical case studies, Clinical psychologist, Clinical psychology, Clinical resource efficiency support team, Cognition, Cognitive, Cognitive therapy, Desensitization, Disorder, Disturbing event, Effective treatments, Emdr, Emdr processing, Emdr protocol, Emdr session, Emdr treatment, Etiological, Etiological events, Experiential contributors, Exposure therapy, Faretta, Faretta fernandez, Faretta panic disorder, Fear acquisition, Fernandez, Fianc, First panic attack, Future behaviors, Future templates, Goldstein, Hypnosis therapy, Integrative psychotherapy, Intense fear, International society, Interoceptive exposure, Isabel fernandez, Jongh, Longitudinal research, Memory network, Mental health, Mineka ohman, Movement desensitization, Negative cognition, Next emdr target, Panic, Panic attack, Panic attack disorder, Panic attacks, Panic disorder, Panic disorders, Panic symptoms, Parental attitudes, Pharmacological treatment, Phobia, Physical sensations, Positive behaviors, Positive belief, Positive cognition, Positive statement, Positive statements, Posttraumatic stress disorder, Poulton menzies, Processing session, Processing sessions, Protocol, Ptsd, Reprocessing, Return home, Secondary gain, Secondary gains, Shapiro, Specific phobias, Standard emdr protocol, Stress disorder, Strong feeling, Subsequent processing, Symptom, Therapeutic alliance, Trauma, Traumatic, Traumatic event, Traumatic experience, Traumatic memories, Traumatic memory, Traumatic stress, Traumatic stress studies, Treatment goals, Treatment implications, Treatment plan, Typical expression, Veterans affairs, Visual disturbances, Vivo exposure, Worst panic attack.
Abstract
This article describes a comprehensive treatment of a case of panic disorder with agoraphobia. A thorough history taking revealed that experiential contributors had a pivotal role in the development of the condition. Therefore, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) was used to address early traumatic events as well as the present stimuli that caused disturbance and had maintained symptomatology for the past 12 years. Although the client's symptoms were resolved after 15 sessions, EMDR was also effective in addressing future behaviors and resolving anticipatory anxiety. During EMDR processing, the client demonstrated emotional and cognitive changes consistent with trauma resolution, insight, and personal growth. The client gradually enacted functional new behaviors spontaneously as treatment unfolded. The therapeutic process and the targets are described in detail.
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