EMDR for Depression

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Hello friends! This episode features Cassandra and Garth, as they talk about how EMDR can support people experiencing depression — including how depressive symptoms show up differently in trauma-related depression versus Major Depressive Disorder, why anxiety and depression often overlap, and how the nervous system plays a central role in both. You can learn more about Cassandra and her practice at: seentherapy.org. Get a taste for the episode below. If you enjoy your listen, give us a follow, share, or leave a five-star review. Have a good one! “The same system that creates anxiety as a result of trauma is the system that creates depressive symptoms as a result of trauma.”

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