Easy Emdr for Children and Parents: The World's No.1 Clinically Approved Anxiety Therapy & Ptsd Treatment Now Available for Home Use for Everyone Ever, Paperback

Child and Adult Mental Health issues around the world are growing rapidly, we are experiencing a global mental health crisis, services are overburdened or non-existent. EASY EMDR is a simple affordable purposely low-priced HOME USE solution as part of the Global Change Initiative to reverse this trend. EASY EMDR is the World's first simple 4 step by step illustrated training manual with scripts and practical know how, designed for EVERYONE EVERYWHERE to use EMDR AT HOME and in the Community. You DO NOT need to be a medical practitioner or therapist to now practice EMDR to resolve anxiety, emotional disorders & trauma. EASY EMDR contains 3 separate versions for younger & older children & adults with BONUS therapies. Until now even for most therapists EMDR has been too complex to understand and learn. After 5 years of development and clinical testing this book simplifies and explains EMDR for the first time in plain language, using just FOUR simple and EASY to learn steps; FIND FEEL FOLLOW FORGET. EASY EMDR contains a unique therapy MINDMAGIC(TM), which specifically engages the child's mind using WANDS and SPELLS and REAL MAGIC. But it isn't just for kids With these simple easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions and FREE practical demonstrations found at www.EASYEMDR.org, adults can also be treated, safely and effectively. EASY EMDR is a series of NINE books to teach different groups EMDR. Whether you are a guardian, therapist, clinician, teacher, care worker, community-based worker, NGO, overseas doctor, armed forces & emergency services or just family or friend, you can now take back control to break the global mental health crisis. It's quick, easy and simple to learn and practice, and in just a few minutes anyone can then treat anxiety and single and multiple traumas, using the same recognised EMDR protocol developed over 25 years ago by Francine Shapiro Phd. EMDR - 'Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing' is recommended by the World Health Organisation (WHO), the American Psychiatric Association (ASA), The UK National Institute for Health Care and Excellence (NICE) and many other national medical bodies, as the go to clinical treatment for anxiety disorders and post-traumatic stress. It is reported by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) to be 91% effective, even far superior to drug therapy. EMDR is considered far more effective than Counselling and CBT if after 3 months of anxiety or trauma symptoms remain. With over 11 million children and 50 million adults in the UK alone, 24% of girls and 10% of boys will suffer from mental health issues by the age of 14 that could be treated with EASY EMDR. That's over 3 million children in the UK that can be helped at home With 1 in 4 adults suffering from mental health problems, more than 12 million adults in the UK can also be helped with fast effective EMDR treatment. In America it's 1 in 5. Globally there are an estimated 80 million children and adults globally needlessly suffering from mental health problems at home, school and work EMDR is a treatment not a therapy, and until now was only available privately at significant cost, placing this revolutionary mental health solution out of the reach of the everyday person. EMDR is widely reported as an effective permanent solution to treat trauma, anxiety disorders and associated symptoms in Children (aged 4-17) and Adults such as Anxiety, Eating Disorders, Post Traumatic Stress & Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Depression, Anger, Loss, Bereavement, IBS, Fibromyalgia, and much more. The author Adrian Radford-Shute DHP Acc. Hyp. is a specialist EMDR therapist treating children & adults in the UK. Adrian is a former Serviceman & Military UK/US trainer, the founder of PTSD FREE the UK's only EMDR Charity, & a former EMDR patient as an adult survivor of non-family child abuse & complex PTSD. Adrian works pro-bono for a UK Children's charity & lectures in schools as a global change advocate of mental health