EMDR Within a Phase Model of Trauma-Informed Treatment (Maltreatment, Trauman, and Interpersonal Aggression)
Dr. Greenwald has created an OUSTANDING IN-DEPTH EMDR TRAINING  MANUAL useful for both new and experienced EMDR clinicians. . . . Unusually  accessible, easy to understand and utilize with well developed  explanations, examples, and exercises on all aspects of treating trauma.  Dr. Greenwald has addressed many aspects of treatment that are rarely  taught, giving numerous ideas on how to handle common problems in  explaining EMDR and in working clinically with clients, both children and  adults. I WHOLEHEARTEDLY RECOMMEND THIS EXCELLENT MANUAL. --Phyllis Klaus, MFT, CSW, EMDR Instructor and Consultant; Author of  Bonding; The Doula Book; Your Amazing Newborn; When Survivors Give BirthGreenwald has managed to create one book that masterfully teaches  trauma-informed treatment and the use of EMDR within this framework. This  book is an indispensable guide to EMDR treatment with the wide range of  clients who present in diverse clinical settings. In addition to teaching a  comprehensive framework to inform treatment, it's a goldmine of practical  strategies and techniques for EMDR clinicians and trainers. Simply stated,  this is a 'must read' book for anyone doing or teaching EMDR. --Nancy Smyth, PhD, LCSW, EMDR Instructor, Dean and Professor,  University of Buffalo School of Social WorkPROVIDES READERS WITH A WEALTH OF INFORMATION that is  comprehensive and true to the original EMDR methodology. Trainers and  students alike will find this DOWN-TO-EARTH RESOURCE reveals how to  formulate cases and EMDR targets safely and efficiently. --Sandra Paulsen, PhD, EMDR Consultant and Workshop Leader; Leading  developer of EMDR applications for dissociative disorders and ego state  therapyThis book is full of helpful content and interesting details both  for experienced EMDR therapists as well as those in training. The exercises  will help readers to really 'get it'. The many effective explanations,  metaphors, and interventions will give every clinician some new and useful  tools. One of the great strengths of the book is the way EMDR is embedded  in a trauma-based treatment approach. The detailed guidance on how to  implement this approach will help many of our colleagues to pursue a clear  path in treatment and achieve better outcomes. --Judith Boƒl, MEd, RCC, HAP Trainer and Past President of EMDR-HAP