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Why Do Old Experiences Still Trigger You? | EMDR’s AIP Model Explained

In this short excerpt from The Self Care-apist podcast, therapist Lorain Moorehead, LCSW, breaks down the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model — the brain science behind EMDR therapy — in plain, relatable language. Discover why certain memories get “stuck” in the nervous system, how they can keep firing years later, and why even a smaller, unrelated event can reignite all the emotions, sensations, and beliefs from the original experience. If you’ve ever wondered why you keep reacting to something “as if it’s still happening,” this clip will help you understand the mechanics behind it — and how EMDR therapy works to finally resolve those lingering triggers. Watch to learn: What the AIP model says about how the brain processes events Why overwhelming experiences sometimes get “locked” instead of resolved How EMDR therapy helps release and reprocess these stuck memories The connection between triggers, sensations, and long-held beliefs