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Contributors
at Council for Relationships in Philadelphia, supervising the Council’s EMDR continuing
education program. Dr. D’Antonio maintains a clinical practice specializing
in couples, men’s issues, personal empowerment, and transcending relational
trauma.
Ad de Jongh, PhD, DDS, is both a Clinical Psychologist and Dentist. He is Professor
of Anxiety and Behavior Disorders at the University of Amsterdam. He is an
expert in the field of dental phobia, and author of more than 150 scientific articles
and book chapters as well as the author of four books on the treatment of anxiety
disorders. He is Director of the Centre for Psychotherapy and Psychotrauma in
Bilthoven and of the Trauma Treatment Unit of D.O.E.N. in Druten. Ad de Jongh is
an approved trainer for the EMDR Europe Association.
Carlijn De Roos, MA, is a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist working with
traumatized children, adolescents, and adults as well as with patients suffering
from chronic pain. In her present post, she coordinates a specialized Trauma Centre
for children and adolescents, which is part of the Mental Health Centre (GGZ)
Rivierduinen in Leiden, the Netherlands. She is an EMDR-Europe approved child
and adolescent trainer and consultant, president of the Dutch EMDR Association,
and a member of the EMDR Europe Child Board.
Mark Dworkin, LCSW, has practiced EMDR since 1991. His experience in treating
traumatized populations started in 1975 when he began working for the Bronx
VA Medical Center, just as the war in Vietnam was ending. He is a Facilitator;
an Approved Consultant and Approved Trainer for the EMDR International Association,
and served on its Board of Directors. He is a graduate of the Manhattan
Institute for Psychoanalysis, and studied Gestalt Therapy with Laura Perls, PhD.
He is published in the Journal of Psychotherapy Integration and he taught Consultation
Psychiatry on the Faculty of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He is
currently in full-time private practice in East Meadow, New York, and consults to
different professional organizations. He is the author of EMDR and the Relational
Imperative: The Therapeutic Relationship in EMDR Treatment (2005).
Dagmar Eckers, Dipl.-Psychologin, is a psychotherapist in private practice, who
works with children, adolescents, and adults in Berlin, Germany. She uses Behavior
Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Family Therapy, and EMDR. She is a Facilitator and an Approved
European Child and Adolescent Trainer in EMDR.
Catherine G. Fine, PhD, is a clinical psychologist specializing in trauma, dissociative
disorders, anxiety, and depression as well as women’s issues. She teaches nationally
and internationally focusing on outpatient management of overwhelming
traumata, affect management, and structured interventions using formal or informal
hypnosis. She has served as President of ISSMPD and ASCH.
Carol Forgash, LCSW, BCD, is the Board President of the EMDR-Humanitarian Assistance
Programs and has a clinical and consulting practice in Smithtown, New
York. She is a Facilitator, and an EMDRIA Approved Consultant. She is a lecturer
and consultant on the treatment of dissociation, complex post-traumatic stress disorders,
the complex health issues of sexual abuse survivors, and the integration of
EMDR with Ego State therapy and psychodynamic treatment. She has coauthored
and edited Healing the Heart of Trauma and Dissociation With EMDR and Ego State
Therapy (Springer Publishing, 2007), the first book to offer an integrative approach
to successfully treating clients with the most severe trauma-related disorders.