EMDR FORUM ARCHIVE, 2000
Re:Physical reactions
· 12/22/02 at 4:35 PM ET
I think you have a good point and one, IMO, few discuss or believe. IMO and in my case, EMDR accessed both types of memories, repressed and what I call “programmed”. I’m assuming that is your point, intentional memory loss, i.e., erased, programmed? Although, again, in my experience the programmed aspects were so unbelievable, hard to “own”, to know what and if there are/were feelings, etc. EMDR apparently brought them to the conscience, but failed to neutralize, or my inability to “own” and believe as memories; however, they weren‘t erased as they could be accessed, so evidently still there. Perhaps I’m talking apples and oranges? Although, I think you make a valid point as to what is being assessed by therapist during EMDR sessions.
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