Viviana Urdaneta Melo named EMDRIA’s next CEO
Viviana Urdaneta Melo becomes EMDRIA CEO on January 1, 2027. Executive director Michael Bowers will retire.
EMDR conferences, training and professional news.
Viviana Urdaneta Melo becomes EMDRIA CEO on January 1, 2027. Executive director Michael Bowers will retire.
Nine of 12 veterans met one-month response and remission thresholds in an uncontrolled pilot. The intensive, highly selected design cannot establish efficacy.
A new federal campaign connects veterans with trucking training and licensing pathways. The practical details are narrower than the promotional pitch.
A 2026 COHQA grant names M3 Alliance’s rural access project for uninsured and underinsured Crook County residents, but the award is an access story, not new evidence for Equine-Assisted EMDR.
Australian reporting on EMDR, prosecution guidance, and witness evidence raises a careful question for courts and clinicians: how should legal systems evaluate trauma treatment without treating EMDR as hypnosis or asking survivors to delay care?
An EMDR Chicago webinar with Paula Merucci and Roy Kiessling is not just a calendar item. It is a small field signal about how EMDR clinicians are talking about structure, adaptation, and clinical integrity.
A running 2026 EMDR conference watchlist for clinicians tracking EMDRIA, EMDR Europe, EMDR Canada, Trauma Recovery/HAP, and ISTSS field dates and themes.
The 2026 EMDR conference season points to one central field question: how clinicians keep thinking clearly when EMDR cases become complex, dissociative, or less protocol-clean.
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