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Is It Really Compassion Fatigue? What the Latest Science Is Saying
Comments By Carol Miles, MSW, LCSW If you work in trauma therapy, you've almost certainly encountered the concept of compassion fatigue. Coine...
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Bridging the Gap: Moving from EMDR Training to Confident Clinical Practice
Many clinicians vividly remember the feeling of completing their Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) basic training. You like...
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Clinical Indicators That EMDR Processing Has Been Effective
By Carol Miles, MSW, LCSW One of the most common questions I hear from newly trained EMDR clinicians is: "How do I know we are actually done?"...
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How You’ll Know EMDR Is Helping You: Moving from "Stuck" to "Settled"
By Carol Miles, MSW, LCSW When clients walk into my office for EMDR Intensives in Covington, LA, they often arrive with a heavy mix of hope an...
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How do we hold space for our own healing?
As healing professionals, we understand - at least on some level - that we are impacted by the stories of trauma we are exposed to via our clients....
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How do we care for ourselves while caring for others?
I recently took an incredible five-day rafting trip along Idaho’s Salmon River. Known as “The River of No Return,” in an ironic t...
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