Traumabehandeling met het schemamodusmodel en EMDR

Door: Linda Hummel en Annemieke Driessen

Bron: Tijdschrift voor gedragstherapie en cognitieve therapie, 13 september 2018

Samenvatting: Tussen traumagerelateerde klachten zoals PTSS en persoonlijkheidsproblematiek bestaat veel overlap. Deze overlap pleit voor een meer geïntegreerde behandeling. In dit artikel richten de auteurs zich specifiek op de mogelijkheden van het modusmodel bij het conceptualiseren en uitvoeren van een EMDR-behandeling. Ze laten zien hoe het modusmodel behulpzaam kan zijn bij het maken van een casusconceptualisatie en bij het selecteren van relevante targets voor traumabehandeling. Vervolgens beschrijven ze mogelijke stagnaties en moeilijkheden tijdens de EMDR-behandeling en welke interventiemogelijkheden het modusmodel hierin biedt. Tot slot laten ze vanuit beide therapiemethoden technieken zien die de gezonde-volwassenemodus kunnen versterken.

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