A Recently Developed Form of Exposure Therapy Requires the Client

Multiple Choice

A recently developed form of exposure therapy requires the client to focus their attention on a traumatic image or memory while simultaneously visually following the therapist's finger that is moving backwards and forwards in front of their eyes.This continues until the client reports a significant decrease in anxiety to the image or memory.The therapist then encourages the client to restructure the memory positively,by thinking positive thoughts in relation to that image.This therapy is called:

A) eye movement hypnotherapy and reprocessing
B) eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing
C) imaginal flooding
D) digit span reprocessing