Eye movements and emotions: Efficacy of novel eye‐movement protocol Tholáge
Gina C. Martin,
Deanna Chrones,
Corey Fritsch
Abstract:BackgroundEye‐movement protocols are considered empirical, evidence‐based treatments for mental disorders, and there is ample research around their efficacy. However, little research as to why these approaches are effective exists. In this study, an emerging approach, titled Tholáge neuropsychotherapy (called RELEASE at the time of the study), is explained and tested through an exploratory mixed method experiment.AimsA new theory on the efficacy of eye‐movement treatments is also presented, exploring existing … Show more
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