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psychedelicemdrtherapyPsychedelic-Assisted Therapy and EMDR: Where Does the New Wave Stand?
In this article we explore how far psychedelic-assisted therapy has actually got, what happened when it reached the regulators, and what that means for established treatments like EMDR.
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edmrketamineinfusionEMDR and Ketamine Infusion Therapy: What Does the Research Say?
In this article we explore the emerging practice of combining EMDR with ketamine infusion therapy, and why the evidence is more complicated than the enthusiasm around it suggests.
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emdrsleepinfusionCan EMDR Improve Sleep?
In this article we explore the relationship between EMDR and sleep, including research measuring what actually happens to sleep after successful trauma treatment.
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ocdemdrtrialCould EMDR Be an Option for OCD?
In this article we explore a randomised controlled trial comparing EMDR with the standard psychological treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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panic disorderemdrCan EMDR Help With Panic Disorder?
In this article we explore a randomised controlled trial comparing EMDR with cognitive behavioural therapy for panic disorder, the condition behind sudden, terrifying attacks of anxiety.
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aidigitalVRDigital EMDR: How AI and VR Are Changing Trauma Therapy
In this article we explore how online platforms, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence are being used to deliver EMDR, and what the research so far does, and doesn't, tell us.
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ketaminerisksmedicineKetamine: A Closer Look at Its Medical Uses and Its Risks
In this article we discuss a clinical review of ketamine, covering its growing role in treating depression and other conditions, alongside the serious harms linked to its misuse.
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Recreational Ketamine Use and Medically Supervised Ketamine Treatment: Why Context, Monitoring and Clinical Decision-Making Matter
In this article, we explore the difference between recreational ketamine use and medically supervised ketamine treatment, including why route of use, dose, setting, monitoring, and clinical assessment make these very different contexts.
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monitoringsafe-infusionMonitoring, Consent and Follow-Up: What Safe Infusion-Based Mental Health Care Actually Involves
In this article, we explore the less glamorous but clinically important part of infusion-based mental health care: monitoring, informed consent, observation during treatment, and why follow-up planning matters as much as the intervention itself.
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specialistadvanced-therapyinfusionHow Specialist Assessment Works in an Advanced Mental Health Treatment Clinic
In this article, we explore what a specialist assessment is designed to do, including how clinicians review diagnosis, previous treatment history, risk, comorbidity, and whether psychological therapy, medical treatment, or a combined pathway is the most appropriate next step.
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Clinically grounded explainers on the conditions we see and the options we may discuss with you.
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Ketamine therapy in London
What it involves, who it may suit, and how assessment works.
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Treatment-resistant depression
Assessment-led support when standard approaches have not been enough.
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EMDR and neuroplasticity
How structured therapy, memory and new learning can connect.
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Understanding altered states
A grounded guide to altered states, safety, pacing and therapy.
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Integration therapy London
Turning insight into grounded reflection, support and change.
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