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When we consider the way that grievers experience grief, the Continuing Bonds Theory has been a major way of coping with the death of someone. We know grief is a universal human experience, and it's often accompanied by a wide range of emotions and coping mechanisms.
For many years,...
The brain, often considered the most complex and mysterious organ in the human body, holds a fascinating secret: neuroplasticity. Neuroplasticity, sometimes referred to as brain plasticity or neural plasticity, is the brain's extraordinary capacity to adapt, reorganize, and even rewire itself....
When I developed Rewired360, I wanted to add value to the lives of therapists, and I sat with how to do that. As I was trying to sort through files to post, I decided to offer a way to organize information on EMDR and other therapy topics with therapists. In this blog, we will review...
When I began my journey after EMDR basic training, I was matched with an EMDR consultant, which is typically the process of completing 10 hours after basic training. Being new, I wasn’t so sure of myself, and I wanted to be able to share this new knowledge with so many. I have...
In school, they teach us how to be therapists, not business owners. When I started my practice, I thought I would just be seeing patients and have my own business on the side. I never dreamed it would expand. I decided I needed to gain some business skills, so I began the...
My journey to becoming an EMDR therapist and business owner has been an exciting adventure. As a clinical therapist, trauma was present in several areas of my clinical practice. I understood how trauma could affect the brain and cause secondary challenges. I was given the...
Insight Timer Meditation
Okay, peeps! I did it! I took a leap of faith and posted a Manifestation Meditation on the Insight Timer app! Insight Timer is a website/app with over 80,000 meditations. It is seriously the best.
My intention is to create a space for people to manifest and draw to...
In EMDR, unprocessed memories are selected by the therapist and identified as a “target”, or type of memory to be processed. When a person is grieving, the disturbance related to this is called a grief target. This allows a therapist to be able to identify associated positive and...