Deep trauma processing with IEMT

Trauma

IEMT is EMDR 3.0

Trauma is the result of an event that was too overwhelming for your nervous system to process. It can be a one-time, major event (PTSD) or result from long-term, unsafe situations (complex trauma, often experienced as a young child). The impact of trauma can completely control your life. For decades.

A safe approach without reliving

The unique and powerful thing about IEMT treatment is that you don’t have to relive the trauma. You don’t have to tell a lot about it. You don’t have to explain the details. In fact, we do not work with the content of this story, but with the emotional and physical traces it has left in your system.

How does IEMT work for trauma?

The IEMT technique helps your brain disconnect the “frozen” and improperly processed memory from the intense emotional reaction. By making precise eye movements while briefly thinking about the memory, the emotional charge is neutralized. The memory becomes a fact of the past, uncharged. Instead of that threat in the present.

Therapeutic possibilities of IEMT

IEMT is effective with:

  • post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
  • ‘complex’ trauma (CPTSS)
  • Single traumas (accident, loss, violence)
  • anxiety and panic attacks stemming from trauma
  • unexplained physical complaints (tension, stress, physical pain)
  • grief and illness processing

Take the step to processing in a relatively gentle way. Any trauma you have less to carry around will save you a lot of mental and physical energy. And you don’t have to do it alone.

IEMT continues where EMDR stops

One of the 8 change techniques integrated into IEMT is EMDR. Both work with eye movements. Only, IEMT has more opportunities to process trauma. That makes IEMT a very effective tool that can process trauma deeply and on several layers. You can read more about this on the next page: Difference IEMT & EMDR.

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