EMDR Solutions II: For Depression, Eating Disorders, Performance, and More (Norton Professional Books (Hardcover))

The best EMDR book I read. There were a couple of chapters I wasn’t very enthusiastic about, but the overall work is a very empowering tool for the EMDR partitioner that already have some seasoning.It’s not only about the protocols, which are very powerful by themselves, but also about the richness in the combination of them. It teaches some flexibility and how to exercise it.

I'm emdr trained and this was recommended by an emdr supervisor. Great investment; well worth the money. It has improved my skills and effectiveness with the first two protocols I chose - which were the chapters by Kathie O'Shea. They have helped with all of my cases, even the un-complicated.

Great book!

I used the pre-verbal protocol with a teenager and it worked wonders! The mother was so pleased with the results she then brought the client's brother to see me.

Best book I've read lately on EMDR applications.

very good

Another great book for practitioners of EMDR.

Gave several ways of working with clinical depression non trauma based which is a large part of my practice. Describes how to use Emdr to motivate exercise

This book is written forc clinical practitioners and an excellent resource

This book is very good for extending the knowledge of EMDR for practitioners. It is a compendium of chapters written by eminent exponents of EMDR compiled by the author.

Hard to read- couldn't get myself to read beyond the first two pages. Definitely not my favourite as I have other more interesting books on EMDR back to back.

I found so many useful chapters in this book. It was definitely worth every penny. I particularly found the chapters on depression, shame and eating disorders useful, and I loved the chapter by Lanius.

Lots of useful information, concise and a useful addition to bookshelf Would recommend it for both novice and expert . Great