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There are a number of relational features that seem to enhance this amplifica- tion of therapeutic efficacy and that contribute to the “integrative” quality of in- terpersonal communication (Siegel & Hartzell, 2003). These include attunement, collaboration and compassion, and connection and cooperation. Attunement is at the heart of secure attachment and can be described as the resonance of two indi- viduals to create a mutually regulating set of reverberant states. With interper- sonal attunement, an integrated state is created within the mind/brain/body of both the interactive members. Clinicians can promote interpersonal and intrapersonal attunement. Intraper- sonal attunement is the capacity to become intimate with the inner workings of one’s own mind and is central to our innate potential for mindsight. This is the abil- ity to see our own minds compassionately with insight and to envision the minds of others with caring and empathy, and it yields the inner resources for well-being (Siegel, 2007a). EMDR may enhance mindsight by facilitating the integration of the brain that provides these mind-maps with clarity and fluidity in their construction. Promoting mindsight in family and couples therapy enables clinicians to harness the power of integration so that it is naturally reinforced in caring relationships. As the drive toward integration moves couples and families into more coher- ent states of functioning, the natural drive toward well-being is liberated. This innate drive toward health (Shapiro, 2001) is the therapist’s ally. Our task is not so much to do something to those with whom we work, but to work with them so that their own innate drive toward well-being will be released. Finding creative ways to liberate this human drive toward health and well-being is both the joy and the challenge of our profession. This excellent, thoughtful, integrative book offers a window into that creative journey that I believe you will find useful and inspiring in your own professional endeavors

Foreword xiii Daniel J. Siegel Preface xxi Acknowledgments xxv About the Editors xxvii About the Foreword Author xxix Contributing Authors xxxi PART I Foundations 1 EMDR and Case Conceptualization from an Adaptive Information Processing Perspective 3 Francine Shapiro 2 Family Systems Theories and Therapeutic Applications: A Contextual Overview 35 Florence W. Kaslow 3 Use of the Genogram with Families for Assessment and Treatment 76 Sylvia Shellenberger 4 EMDR Treatment of Family Abuse: Eye Movement to “ I” Movement 95 Marcelle Manon PART II Attachment Problems 5 Treating Attachment Issues through EMDR and a Family Systems Approach 113 Debra Wesselmann 6 Repairing Maternal-Infant Bonding Failures 131 Antonio Madrid 7 Enhancing Attachments: Conjoint Couple Therapy 146 Mark D. Moses ix PART III Marital Problems and Conflicts 8 Integrating EMDR and Bowen Theory in Treating Chronic Relationship Dysfunction 169 Nancy Knudsen 9 Integrating EMDR and Imago Relationship Therapy in Couple Treatment 187 Beverly S. Talan 10 EMDR and Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy for War Veteran Couples 202 Nancy Errebo and Rita Sommers-Flanagan 11 Sexual Trauma in Dysfunctional Marriages: Integrating Structural Therapy and EMDR 223 Wilhelmina S. Koedam 12 EMDR and Family Therapy in the Treatment of Domestic Violence 243 Julie E. Stowasser PART IV Child and Family Problems 13 Complex Separation, Individuation Processes, and Anxiety Disorders in Young Adulthood 265 Laura Rocchietta Tofani 14 Children of Divorce 284 Frances (Frankie) R. Klaf f 15 The Child as Identified Patient: Integrating Contextual Therapy and EMDR 306 Barry Litt 16 Integrating EMDR and Family Therapy: Treating the Traumatized Child 325 Anita Bardin, Joel Comet, and Deborah Porten 17 Integrative Treatment of Intrafamilial Child Sexual Abuse 344 Louise Maxfield 18 Medical Family Therapy 365 Margaret (Peggy) V. Moore x Contents PART V Community Disasters 19 Disaster Response: EMDR and Family Systems Therapy under Communitywide Stress 387 Robert A. Gelbach and Katherine E. B. Davis PART VI Conclusion 20 The Integration of EMDR and Family Systems Therapies 407 Louise Maxfield, Florence W. Kaslow, and Francine Shapiro APPENDIXES Appendix A: EMDR Resources 425 Appendix B: EMDR Trauma Research Findings and Further Reading 427 Appendix C: Family Systems Resources 436 Appendix D: A Brief History of the Field of Family Psychology and Therapy 438 Florence W. Kaslow Author Index 455 Subject Index 463

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