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Wed, Feb 06 2019, 11:44 am
You can ask for professional references, I guess. It is well known to have positive effects in situations that are resistant to talk therapy. One piece of advice that you can take it fwiw because it's just my personal experience and maybe others would disagree - have her talk with DS before doing it about what it is for and make sure he's OK with it. When I was about that age a therapist tried that on me but there wasn't a proper discussion beforehand so I was very resistant and suspicious. Of course it got nowhere and it made me so uncomfortable that I refused to go back. There was nothing uncomfortable about the technique itself; what made me uncomfortable was that this lady was doing something to me that I didn't understand - I thought she was trying to hypnotize me or something. Years later I learned about EMDR and realized that's what it was.
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