EMDR is about memories. It is about softening your memories. EMDR doesn't seem to care if a disease or some kind disorder happened yesterday, or 50 years ago. Most of the typical people who tried EMDR therapy online are military war veterans who came back all the way from places like Iraq and Afghanistan.
The procedure is a combination of traditional talk treatment with a little something extra that sounds bizarre. The therapist rapidly moves his/her fingers or an object similar to a wand in front of the patient's eyes for several minutes, while the person talks about an upsetting image . It is very important this treatment is done by specialists because it is believed that untrained people that are just mimicking this technique will cause harm to the patient.
The process is primary used for trauma and it stands for eye movement desensitization and reprocessing. Trauma is existing in a continuum, where at the far end of the continuum things which can be described as the most extreme. Those are the kinds of experiences where a person's life is being threatened, or being severely injured, or the person might have seen other people lose their lives.
There are smaller types of traumas which can be called live events. The stressful life events can be hard and particularly disturbing to people at a very early age. Those smaller types of traumas may occur whenever someone has been humiliated by family, or friends due their disorder or inability to co-op with the life surrounding them.
EMDR works so organically because there is really interaction between the memory network and the new information that comes in. Working with the deeper sense of understanding and knowing, the therapist's job is just to follow, and whenever stopped, the purpose differentiates from asking a question or doing something, to drawing out the information from the client. The variety of processes is quite wide.
Typical example of this is when there is a person at the office is looking around at their surroundings. Then there is a tendency to open up that block of processing power and accelerate it . After some serious testing, it looked like just a single EMDR session might provide a certain degree of relief. Many people who are renown scientists can't believe that after so many years in the field of science, there is way for a treatment to produce such great results in such tiny time differential.
The procedure basically works with your body into releasing traumatic experiences. What needs to be done first is go visiting a specialist in the fields of EMDR. Some of things that are bothering the person are established and then comes time for the therapy to commence.
In EMDR, while focusing on the hand movement, there is just no way for anyone to keep up with both activities at the same time. Talking and following the movement of the therapist's hands requires focus. It leaves the mind completely open and "vulnerable".
The way the results can be achieved is by using different methods such as eye-moving, desensitization and reprocessing. EM stands for eye movement, by alternating different sounds or beeps in your ears and last, but still important and worth mentioning, are tappers - this is a vibration in the hands. The most impressive feature is the bi-lateral stimulation which causes the brain to think on its own. Scientists don't exactly know how it works, but rest assured that it is a way to overcome many stressful situations with great success.
The procedure is a combination of traditional talk treatment with a little something extra that sounds bizarre. The therapist rapidly moves his/her fingers or an object similar to a wand in front of the patient's eyes for several minutes, while the person talks about an upsetting image . It is very important this treatment is done by specialists because it is believed that untrained people that are just mimicking this technique will cause harm to the patient.
The process is primary used for trauma and it stands for eye movement desensitization and reprocessing. Trauma is existing in a continuum, where at the far end of the continuum things which can be described as the most extreme. Those are the kinds of experiences where a person's life is being threatened, or being severely injured, or the person might have seen other people lose their lives.
There are smaller types of traumas which can be called live events. The stressful life events can be hard and particularly disturbing to people at a very early age. Those smaller types of traumas may occur whenever someone has been humiliated by family, or friends due their disorder or inability to co-op with the life surrounding them.
EMDR works so organically because there is really interaction between the memory network and the new information that comes in. Working with the deeper sense of understanding and knowing, the therapist's job is just to follow, and whenever stopped, the purpose differentiates from asking a question or doing something, to drawing out the information from the client. The variety of processes is quite wide.
Typical example of this is when there is a person at the office is looking around at their surroundings. Then there is a tendency to open up that block of processing power and accelerate it . After some serious testing, it looked like just a single EMDR session might provide a certain degree of relief. Many people who are renown scientists can't believe that after so many years in the field of science, there is way for a treatment to produce such great results in such tiny time differential.
The procedure basically works with your body into releasing traumatic experiences. What needs to be done first is go visiting a specialist in the fields of EMDR. Some of things that are bothering the person are established and then comes time for the therapy to commence.
In EMDR, while focusing on the hand movement, there is just no way for anyone to keep up with both activities at the same time. Talking and following the movement of the therapist's hands requires focus. It leaves the mind completely open and "vulnerable".
The way the results can be achieved is by using different methods such as eye-moving, desensitization and reprocessing. EM stands for eye movement, by alternating different sounds or beeps in your ears and last, but still important and worth mentioning, are tappers - this is a vibration in the hands. The most impressive feature is the bi-lateral stimulation which causes the brain to think on its own. Scientists don't exactly know how it works, but rest assured that it is a way to overcome many stressful situations with great success.
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