EAP and COVID-19: Brainspotting Proving Useful in Treating COVID-19 Trauma
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2020-06Journal
Employee Assistance ReportPublisher
Write it Right LLCType
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Brainspotting Proving Useful in Treating COVID-19 TraumaAbstract
As EAP providers, we work with clients with a multitude of presenting issues within a limited amount of time. In a single day, we might see clients experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD, adjustment problems, relationship issues, etc. We each have our own go-to modalities and most of the time, we see at least some progress. But what if there were a modality that you could easily integrate into your practice that works with current techniques and could increase your clients’ progress substantially? For myself and over 13,000 other clinicians worldwide, that modality is Brainspotting – an approach that is also proving useful in assisting people suffering from COVID-19-related trauma. But before we get into how Brainspotting is helping individuals during this challenging time, it’s necessary to first understand what it is.Keyword
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)COVID-19-related trauma
brainspotting
EMDR
COVID-19 (Disease)
Employee assistance programs
Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing
COVID-19
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