Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) and the Brain - Interview with Caleb Boston & Bridger Falkenstien

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Listen in to hear Jen and Melissa talk with the hosts of the Evidence Based Therapist Podcast as the two podcasts from Think Beyond join forces to dive into information processing in the brain. This episode is a commentary on the 2nd chapter of Francine Shapiro's seminal introduction to EMDR entitled, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy: Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures. Notice That will continue their Back to Basics journey through the book but we wanted to share this episode as a means of organizing our experience of AIP as a foundational theory of EMDR.

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