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The book was authored by the originator of EMDR therapy, Francine Shapiro and in it she elaborates the principles, protocols and AIP model of EMDR therapy. This edition has aimed at covering the more general population and more complex traumas as it includes numerous detailed case examples and clinical vignettes.

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