Dr. Jenny Hughes
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 11 Jun
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So they now don't believe this negative thing about themselves and their PHQ-9, their depression score is so much improved.
And so that's kind of how that research and literature is describing itself.
But in EMDR, if they don't have all of that stuff documented, then the skeptics out there say that there's no research base.
One thing that a lot of the current research is moving towards is MRI and fMRI studies to
more about what's happening in the brain.
There's some really amazing literature coming out of the Netherlands, which is how we're understanding about this taxing of the working memory stuff, because they can actually see in the fMRI what's going on in the brain during an EMDR session.
And so that's really exciting literature and is really helping us understand why people are getting the outcomes that they do when it comes to EMDR.
It
Yeah.
I mean, and look like Miley Cyrus, right?
Like we've got all of these.
was talking to.
Yeah, she was here last week, right?
No, it's really cool because there also are really big names and celebrities out there that have done EMDR and have helped to make it more of a household name, which is incredible for people who have been stuck because of the things that they have experienced in their lives.
And one of the biggest things that I hear from clients is just like what you said at the top,
I get all the things
understand why I feel the way that I do, but it just, I can't, it
change.
head heart connection, it feels like it's severed.
And so that's why the bottom up approaches are so important and are really the up and coming in trauma therapy because it is finally bridging that divide.
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