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Imagery Rescripting (ImRs) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) as treatment of childhood-trauma related post-traumatic stress disorder (Ch-PTSD) in adults: effects on Schema Modes
How Imagery Rescripting and EMDR Affect Thinking and Feeling Patterns in Adults with Childhood Trauma PTSD
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Abstract
Participants (n = 114) with childhood trauma-related PTSD reported large reductions in maladaptive personality patterns following treatment.
- Both Imagery Rescripting and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing led to significant improvements in personality pathology as measured by the Schema Mode Inventory.
- Patients experienced large reductions in Maladaptive and enhancements in Adaptive Schema Modes, with effect sizes ranging from Cohen's d = .94 to 1.18.
- Improvements were noted from pre-treatment to post-treatment, as well as at 8-week and 1-year follow-ups.
- No significant differences were found between the two treatment methods regarding changes in Schema Modes over time.
- No notable changes were observed during the waitlist period, indicating that improvements were likely due to the treatments.
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Key numbers
Cohen's d = 0.94-1.18
Reduction in Maladaptive
Effect sizes for changes from pre-treatment to posttreatment.
114
Participants Included
Total number of participants randomized in the trial.