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Research on trauma recovery, in plain language
Short summaries of studies on EMDR, intensive trauma treatment and complex PTSD, for anyone weighing their options. Most articles link to the study they describe, so you can read it for yourself.
Intensive Trauma Therapy After Childhood Sexual Abuse
A study of 165 people with PTSD looked at whether a history of childhood sexual abuse limits the benefit of intensive trauma-focused treatment.
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EMDR for Complex PTSD With Other Conditions: A Case Study
A published case study of EMDR therapy for a woman with complex PTSD and co-occurring conditions, and the treatment approach it describes.
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Physical Activity in PTSD Treatment: A Research Review
A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized trials on physical activity for PTSD, and what it found for PTSD and depression symptoms.
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Intensive EMDR for Complex PTSD: What a Study Found
A study of intensive EMDR over consecutive days, with physical activity and psychoeducation, for people with complex PTSD: what it tested and found.
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An 8-Day Intensive Treatment Programme for Severe PTSD
347 people with severe PTSD had 8 days of daily prolonged exposure and EMDR, with physical activity and psychoeducation. What the study found.
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Dissociative PTSD and Intensive Trauma-Focused Treatment
Data from 168 people with PTSD on whether dissociative symptoms reduce the benefit of intensive trauma-focused treatment for PTSD, anxiety and…
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Intensive Prolonged Exposure for Chronic PTSD: A Study
73 people with chronic PTSD had 12 prolonged exposure sessions over four days, then four weekly boosters. What the study measured and what it found.
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Intensive Trauma Treatment for Complex PTSD: A Study
308 people with PTSD took part in an 8-day programme of prolonged exposure, EMDR, physical activity and psychoeducation. What it found for complex…
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EMDR for Complex PTSD: Treatment Strategies From a Case
A paper on EMDR for complex PTSD, built around the case of a 52-year-old woman with complex PTSD and borderline personality disorder.
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These articles are general information, not medical advice. A study's results describe the people who took part in it; they can't tell you how treatment will go for you.
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