How to end an EMDR session with an incomplete target

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Since most of our EMDR sessions are incomplete, it's helpful to have language and a framework for how to close an incomplete session when in Phase 4. Just like we don't eat a raw cake until it's done baking, we don't install the PC until processing in Phase 4 is done. So, what are some best practices? In today's video, we discuss this important question.

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