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| This comparison of EMDR with Mesmerism by Dr. Richard McNally from Harvard University elicited a response from what I term the number 2 man in the field of EMDR, Dr. Ricky Greenwald. |
| This is Dr. Greenwald's response to Dr. McNally's article. |
| And this is Dr. McNally's response to Dr. Greenwald. Dr. McNally does have a way with the turn of a phrase. I greatly enjoyed the exchange, I hope you do also. |
| Gerald Rosen, PhD of Seattle contributed an article to the Journal of Anxiety Disorders that is a representative classic read on the higher criticism pertaining to EMDR. |
Please be sure to read this Update on Empirically Validated Therapies, II. On page 7, you'll find that EMDR is listed as "probably efficacious" for civilian Post Traumatic Stress Disorder by the members of the Task Force on Psychological Interventions. Their lowest rating. You will need Adobe's AcroReader to view it. You may download a copy here ->.  |
| It should be noted that the above report does not constitute nor is it intended to be viewed as a clinical guideline, standard, or official policy statement of either the Division of Clinical
Psychology, the American Psychological Association or the author of the EMDR Controversial website. |
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