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EMDR AND PTSD Posted by: kcestarte Video duration: 375 seconds Global video hits: 97261 EMDR AND PTSD Related: emdr, and, ptsd Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Fuck them. I hate ... By: AliveinLaura. on 25 May 12, 12:30:41 Fuck them. I hate how people think tragedy and child abuse should make you a better, stronger person. It doesn't. It makes you a broken, damaged person.? THAT'S the reality of it. Even so, we push on and play the best hand we can with the cards we've been dealt.We learn a few coping mechanisms. One person in a million goes on to do something extraordinary with their life. is there empiric ... By: kingofuganda. on 15 May 12, 18:06:37 is there empiric evidence that it works?? This works.Went ... By: Mel Preston. on 24 Mar 12, 18:57:55 This works.Went thru 10 mo 1-2 x a mo, 8 yrs ago.Helped me deal w 10 yrs of incest.Not forgotten, but I am an observer, rather than a victim in my memory.I see it, understand, feel compassion for younger me,? but takes me out of the scene.I don't relive it I just c it. Don't kid yourself; hard as Hell. Felt like truck hit me after ea session.If u're suffering & U CAN get this help, pls try it.Uve got to want 2 get better.4 some it means being able to get close 2 someone finally.Isn't it worth it? You can't write off ... By: MissLink. on 03 Mar 12, 18:44:42 You can't write off EMDR without even giving it a chance just by saying "well no one knows? exactly how it works". Think of it this way. Today's top neurologists still don't understand how the entirety of the human brain even works. And yet it does, for all of us, or else we wouldn't be alive. Just because we don't understand doesn't mean it doesn't work. EMDR's not a perfect treatment method. But there is no perfect treatment method. If EMDR works for you, that's all that matters in the end. Does? this shit work By: PriceyFilms2504. on 02 Sep 11, 22:06:41 Does? this shit work When you have EMDR ... By: vicvicbitter. on 26 Jul 11, 16:46:18 When you have EMDR you re-live the anxiety, and a good practicitioner can help, some how re-living it reduces the anxiety. I found out later I also have bi-polar 2 , and i needed a lot more than emdr...medication, psychiatrist, the loved ones...Half the battle is knowing the problem, the rest is dealing with it. My PTSD? will never be cured but it no longer rules and ruins my life. . Good luck. Contact me any time & if I'm on-line I'll help if I can. :-} Hey. What did you ... By: dewdropsnsnowflakes. on 16 Jul 11, 00:48:11 Hey. What did you experience in regard to 'very painful' 'through the pain' during your EMDR therapy. I am about to start it and I am scared to death already. I am a 'basket case' already and if I get 'worse' trying to get better...I don't know? if I can handle it. Appreciate your comments. Thanks. ok one published ... By: keith1y. on 09 Jul 11, 03:36:04 ok one published study - "Pursuing Peace by Fernando Garzon" researcher into efficacy of some christian counselling approaches. The key new thing about the methods he has been researching, is that the underlying model of how things work and how things get broke is correct.? So you CAN actually say how these methods work, rather than guessing. e.g. The emotional belief "I am going to die" remembered in the context of an original trauma, will be the root cause of a phobia. If your PTSD is due ... By: keith1y. on 09 Jul 11, 03:29:12 If your PTSD is due to one traumatic incident, then it can be sorted in one session. If your PSTD is caused by 900 different traumatic situations, then you will need 900 sessions. I have been doing this successfully every day for the past 10 years. No one knows actually how EMDR works, because what they say, amounts to nothing more than a guess. If you believed "it was my fault",& have a realization that "It wasn't".It is the realization of truth that cures,not moving? your eyes. I was speaking from ... By: keith1y. on 09 Jul 11, 03:23:17 I was speaking from personal experience, it? is difficult to give references because of client confidentiality. I work by actually understanding the exact impact of the trauma, and working to resolve it. We are usually able to cover one major traumatic incidence per session. I work with victims of sadistic abuse amongst others. EMDR works by essentially getting the intellectual mind out of the way and enabling the emotional mind to process stuff more naturally. EMDR is the gold ... By: TheLoShow2010. on 07 Jul 11, 08:02:52 EMDR is the gold star standard and there is NO therapy on the planet that cures PTSD in one session. And if you do your research you will find out there are many people who know how and why EMDR works and is effective. It makes both sides? of your brain work and work together taking the emotion out of the memories. I see lots of ... By: keith1y. on 07 May 11, 22:53:50 I see lots of people saying EMDR takes lots of sessions, why do that when using other methods you can find what is broken and fix it in one? session. As I said before my concern over EMDR is that no one actually knows how it supposedly works. The underlying model of how trauma effects people that is used to understand EMDR is wrong. i have PTSD from a ... By: thegreenhaze. on 07 Mar 11, 09:05:01 i have PTSD from a major auto accident and have gone through EMDR for a few years. it's interesting how you can relive all the traumas from childhood. do yourself a favor and let your therapist know you have PTSD or may not have been diagnosed. doctors love to give you bipolar meds for this. they do not relieve the symptoms. I crashed after my gf broke up with me, its really hard to deal with until you get some help...! feels like anxiety all the? time. jitters and fear for no reason. lease watch my PTSD ... By: stanny111. on 16 Feb 11, 22:01:52 lease watch my PTSD - The? War Within : News Story i am doing as much as i can, to get recognition for this illness and how it affects the soldiers! Perhaps you might ... By: DEEPMOODYPURPLEBLUES. on 30 Nov 10, 23:16:56 Perhaps you might want to get a second professional opinion on that.I`ve had Complex PTSD for over 30 yrs. now,stemming from a whole shopping list of traumatic experiences starting when I was only 3 and EMDR has been incredibly helpful.The work is,of course,much more challenging when the traumatic experiences occurred many years ago but,EMDR and other healing modalities can be incredible tools for healing? if you commit yourself to the process.We don`t have to live in our own hell any more If you are truly ... By: DEEPMOODYPURPLEBLUES. on 30 Nov 10, 23:05:55 If you are truly interested in an answer to your question,please check out "trauma and recovery" by Dr. Judith Lewis Herman,as well as Dr. Shapiros book "EMDR". I`ve been doing EMDR based therapy for a while now,and I can tell you,it really does work.Trauma therapy is a job in and? of itself.That`s why people need disability while they are going through this stuff sometimes. I`ve been attending Native American Church meetings the past few yrs.and have found powerful healing there 2 I can tell you from ... By: DEEPMOODYPURPLEBLUES. on 30 Nov 10, 22:43:50 I can tell you from personal experience that PTSD can often go unrecognized and therfore,untreated for decades,leaving the PTSD sufferer to live their life between the cracks in society.It can and does affect both the body and the mind and,if untreated,continue to erode the ability to function fully.A person w/ PTSD works for 22 yrs. and then falls apart from the weight of traumatic effects on their body and their mind,it? can just wear you down until you fall apart.It sucks! how can you work 22 ... By: amerciahelp1. on 21 Nov 10, 01:25:50 how can you work 22 years and then? suddenly have ptsd? ...and be declared 100% disabled? my shrink says that ... By: 93CFD. on 06 Nov 10, 23:57:40 my shrink says that ive had ptsd too long to use? emdr and other mind therapy... i too have it from the first gulf war and it aint fun... the meds suck the most... I lost my legs at ... By: vicvicbitter. on 19 Oct 10, 13:27:45 I lost my legs at 17, it was a pretty bad accident. For over 20 years I haven't been able to get over it properly, now I've found out I have bipolar 2, which sucks, but it is good because I'm finally on the right medication. Antidepressants were bad for me, I'm on Epilum now and it's? working well. Life is a bit easier now, but it takes work, and work on your own behalf. fair? enough, easy ... By: SickOfKnowItAlls. on 06 Oct 10, 06:02:05 fair? enough, easy for them to say when they have not been through it themselves. It would be nice if people could just manage some empathy; sadly some cannot. EMDR Posted by: sign2804 Video duration: 183 seconds Global video hits: 130879 Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing no tratamento da síndrome do estresse pós-traumático. Related: phobia, fobia, pânico, panic, terapia, therapy, basal, ganglia, núcleos, da, base, brain, cérebro, olho, eye, movimento, sacádico, sacadic, movement, nistagmo, nystagmus Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: What kind of ... By: AntiSchiff. on 29 Apr 12, 07:26:50 What kind of metrics have been employed, other than testimonials? Scientology and gay repairative therapy also depend on testimonials, and are, of course, crap.? Unbelievable ... By: AntiSchiff. on 29 Apr 12, 07:25:26 Unbelievable bullshit. It may be? nothing more than a distractor task. lol does the woman in ... By: kidonike1. on 28 Apr 12, 23:28:33 does the woman in the video get better? where can i watch the rest of the video?? am so glad i ... By: teghana4ever. on 09 Apr 12, 08:57:16 am so glad i certified with EMDR training, unbelievable? knowledge, I am glad this ... By: erismo23. on 17 Mar 12, 22:30:53 I am glad this worked for someone, but this is the definition of anecdotal evidence. In almost any study, some patients will improve when given placebos--how valuable are their testimonials, even if they? are truthful/accurate? In the case of EMDR it seems like the method probably works, but that the eye movement is unnecessary to the treatment. If it makes you feel better, keep doing it. At least it's not expensive since everyone offers it. P.S. +1 to the Aspirin and holy water analogy EMDR is proven to ... By: Mrjcbarrett. on 30 Jan 12, 05:25:11 EMDR is proven to work. Your disbelief doesn't change this fact. My Father has been practicing clinical psychology for over 40 years. He's seen some? amazing traumas reduced to less than a worry. It's worked for me, dozens of people I've known, hundreds of my Father's patients and tens of thousands of people who were previously living with debilitating traumas. @LunaticzLaw It ... By: lardhat. on 25 Jan 12, 19:32:00 @LunaticzLaw It sounds EXACTLY like what homeopathy enthusiasts say. If it fails, they have some excuse prepared, like "You didn't go to a good practitioner", or some bullshit like that. But i'm not even? claiming that EMDR doesn't work. Maybe it does. Why wouldn't it? It uses techniques from other tested procedures. It would be like saying that aspirin + holy water is an effective formula against headaches. I bet the eye movement stuff is just distraction. Any gentle distraction would work. This made me want? ... By: scorpio888. on 21 Jan 12, 01:58:50 This made me want? to kill Hitler. Is that good? It also turned me homosexual in under 3 minutes... And is that normal? what documentary? ... By: karolis685. on 14 Jan 12, 22:18:33 what documentary? is this? They could make a ... By: BJ219. on 13 Jan 12, 18:15:39 They could make a more pleasant? beep though lol i did EMDR "therapy ... By: JoeLoro. on 23 Dec 11, 13:52:48 i did EMDR "therapy" back in 2006 &let me tell you - IT DOES NOTHING! I am not saying this for any other reason except to help spread the word? that this has no medical basis whatsoever. Its LITERALLY nothing more than some LED lights lined up in a straight line that go side to side (I did the one wearing goggles so I didnt see anything but the light) - for those who say it "worked" is like a placebo effect. When I did it, I? said it could be better used as a sleep aid than anything! i did EMDR "therapy ... By: JoeLoro. on 23 Dec 11, 13:49:31 i did EMDR "therapy" back in 2006 &let me tell you - IT DOES NOTHING! I'm not saying this for any other reason except to help get the word? out that this has no medical basis whatsoever. Its LITERALLY nothing more than some LEDs lined up in a straight line that go? side to side (I did the one wearing goggles so I didnt see anything but the light) - for those who say it "worked" is like a placebo effect. When I did it, I was saying it could be better used as a sleep aid than anything! i did EMDR "therapy ... By: JoeLoro. on 23 Dec 11, 13:47:35 i did EMDR "therapy" back in 2006 and let me tell you - IT DOES NOTHING! I am not saying this for any other reason except to help get the word out that this has no medical basis whatsoever. Its LITERALLY nothing more than some LED lights lined up in a straight line that go? side to side (I did the one with the goggles so I didnt see anything but the light) - for those who say it "worked" is like a placebo effect. When I did it, I was saying it could be better used as a sleep aid than anything! it made? me worse:( By: grettagrids. on 15 Dec 11, 05:04:42 it made? me worse:( Im starting emdr ... By: behzad500bc. on 10 Nov 11, 21:44:31 Im starting emdr soon and i? was wondering if u have done it urself ? And how were the results ? Do your research. ... By: thespus25. on 19 Oct 11, 09:33:04 Do your research. There is quite a bit of evidence that it is a very reliable and safe form of therapy. The only negative side effects that might occur are those same side effects that will come out with any other form of therapy. We do understand the basics of how this works as far as the activation of the amygdala and at the same time that you are performing some kind of cognitive therapy creates a release of? trapped anxiety. The only thing we haven't found is the mechanism itself. This is nothing ... By: BlaqHQ. on 12 Aug 11, 01:05:00 This is nothing more than another form? of hypnosis. Why would you test a technique on folks when you don't have enough information on it. You folks are playing with peoples lives and for the most part for profit Hi. When I first ... By: headstock48. on 11 Aug 11, 02:26:47 Hi. When I first heard of this from my therapist I thought it was ridiculous! Never heard? of such a hokey thing in my life. Then I did about ten or twelve sessions of EMDR and it was unbelivable. The negative repetitive thoughts that had been plaguing me fore years disappeared. Weird but true. EMDR? is Fantastic! By: Forestvtc. on 28 Jul 11, 16:25:15 EMDR? is Fantastic! Get trained in EMDR ... By: jomullig. on 11 Jul 11, 17:23:54 Get trained in EMDR therapy October 2011 Long Island, New York with Mark? Dworkin LCSW, P.C. EMDRIA approved trainer emdr-web.org/emdr-training/ you're right, I ... By: felipesarro. on 13 May 11, 12:04:10 you're right, I agree with you. it must be done with a good therapist, and one should never do it alone. dissociation and heavy abreactions are rare, but can happen, and only a good therapist can deal with them.? there is a video of the "side effects" of EMDR. I don't think these are side effects. these are THE EFFECTS of the EMDR, part of the treatment, but the therapist should deal with them. I myself have had nightmares, so we took a session about them. It is dangerous, ... By: lucretiaaos. on 13 May 11, 11:48:06 It is dangerous, especially if practiced by a poorly taught therapist. I'm? not saying its never been helpful for anyone. To springboard off your analogy, I'm saying that the way it is currently licensed is the equivalent of letting someone who once took Human A&P proscribe medications. You are right, meds ARE dangerous, but in order to hand them out you need a LOT more education than many of these therapists have. That is my issue with it, not so much EMDR itself. the thing is the ... By: felipesarro. on 13 May 11, 11:31:14 the thing is the way cognitive interlacing is done. if the therapists says "why you don't trust yourself?", where is the suggestion at all? and you don't need any cognitive interlacing. most of the time, the mind resolves itself during EMDR. so there is nothing to do with hypnosis. please, don't say it is dangerous. EMDR is helping a lot of people. there are? lots of studies that prove their efficacy. medications are also dangerous, but we take it when we need. Actually, in ... By: lucretiaaos. on 13 May 11, 03:05:01 Actually, in hypnosis you are ALSO conscious. It is frequently? described as some variant of "I know what I was doing but I felt sort of disconnected from myself." You also will not do anything under hypnosis that you really don't want to, and that includes facing pain you aren't ready for. And the cognitive interfacing IS suggestion. You don't have to specifically say "do X" in order to plant a suggestion. EMDR has nothing to ... By: felipesarro. on 13 May 11, 02:16:27 EMDR has nothing to do with hypnosis. I was afraid of doing EMDR just because I thought it was a kind of hypnosis or regression, but there is nothing to do with them. During EMDR, you're conscious, and you can even stop it if you're facing some deep emotional pain (that you feel you can't hang on). and there is no suggestion made by the therapist (occasionally some cognitive interlacing) I've also been known that suggestions made by hypnoses last one or? two weeks at most. Therapy-EMDR Side Effects Posted by: lovethewiccan3fl Video duration: 534 seconds Global video hits: 37886 Also more: dissociation, suicidal thinking, pain, and lows. Related: nightmares, flashbacks, complex ptsd, dissociation, headaches, bruxism, fears, phobias, anxiety, tics, paranoia, emdr, therapy, self injury, cutting, suicide, recovery, tourettes Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Holy shit. You must ... By: MachineManWolf. on 20 May 12, 21:34:07 Holy shit. You must have a LOT of layers to detangle. Did you eventually find a way to prevent these? side effects? I'm about to start ... By: oo0StarLady0oo. on 16 May 12, 05:55:50 I'm about to start EMDR.. thank you for sharing your story.. I'm scared but, I hope things get better and I hope you are? doing better. :) This comment is a? ... By: autompd. on 28 Apr 12, 21:40:05 This comment is a? few years on. Nightmares can occur and should be documented so you can work off them with your therapist. Other stimulus such as showers and increasing stress can happen. I was also grinding my teeth and is associated with nightmares. Ticks, etc.. are all inside of you and need to be processed. It can take 12 sessions or more. There should be no time limit as long as you have issues coming up which you feel in your body. You are so? hot By: Iammiketwomey. on 25 Apr 12, 07:28:43 You are so? hot Thank you for the ... By: duckydeeznutz. on 15 Apr 12, 19:37:46 Thank you for the positive feedback! Very unsure if this is the right for me and I'm trying to learn all I can about it beforehand. Reading positive testimonies like this make me feel a lot more hopeful, and hope isn't something I've put? too much thought into regarding ever becoming fully "mentally stable". Hey! How are you ... By: duckydeeznutz. on 15 Apr 12, 19:33:55 Hey! How are you now? Starting this treatment very soon (hopefully this week) and I'm super interested in the idea. ? Back in 2007 I was ... By: Gordon Swift. on 11 Apr 12, 14:18:06 Back in 2007 I was involved in a Head on motorbike accident which left me fighting for life in a Coma. My injuries were so bad that the Doctors had told my family to expect the worst. The accident? took my right leg below the knee off. Still 5yrs on I'm still recovering and I've just started EMDR for PTSD. Almost every symptom you've been through are a more or less perfect description of what I'm going through now! I was really suprised when you described all your feelings. Wow, I have never? ... By: avetproject. on 02 Apr 12, 22:59:13 Wow, I have never? heard of anyone have those kind of side effects. I agree your therapist must not be doing something correctly. It helped me First Night. Hasn't healed me but doing soooo much better. I know a number of people who have had great success. I encourage you to seek another EMDR therapist. Or give Dr. Scott Fairchild a call 321-253-8887 The shower? rush ... By: FrekeOne. on 25 Mar 12, 22:05:47 The shower? rush banging annoyed me a lot also LOL. You are a beautiful ... By: alaazahra. on 23 Mar 12, 07:49:13 You are a beautiful person, your lips are so nice too,? and your hair ! Okay I think I found out how I want my future princess to be ! ESP that she has a positive image about smoking ! Hi, I wish you all ... By: Exotic808. on 20 Mar 12, 00:42:00 Hi, I wish you all the best in your life and? whatever your heart desires. You are a beautiful young woman and I'm sure that you have many beautiful things going on for you. Remain strong and fight back. You're a winner. Paul I'm atheist, and ... By: KaseyBrownFitness. on 05 Mar 12, 08:02:48 I'm atheist, and think people ought to leave you alone about your religion if you were never bothering them about? it. my emder therapist? ... By: BABBYBALLS990. on 15 Feb 12, 16:08:15 my emder therapist? is a stalker, and are her coworkers e.m.d.r.? also dba ... By: BABBYBALLS990. on 15 Feb 12, 16:05:28 e.m.d.r.? also dba s.o.n.y. My spouse has c- ... By: tigyhowell. on 14 Feb 12, 02:59:17 My spouse has c-pdsd so i asked her about this treatment & she said it is what should only be used to help get rid of flashbacks for specific events. If used on someone has many issues, i? bring way too much to the surface & completely overload the person. i'm starting emdr ... By: Verbalranter. on 12 Feb 12, 21:59:22 i'm starting emdr next week. why was there a limit to ur therapy sessions? insurance? I too had parents who put a time limit on showers.? My father made us bath in his dirty bath water too. can't wait for these flashbacks. yippee. this helps a lot. ... By: TheHannaMontano. on 09 Feb 12, 16:42:24 this helps a lot. my therapist suggested emdr? to get over a trauma quicker because i also have a very limited time with him. i was just a little concerned about the side effects that doctors may not tell you about :p You are hot? i must ... By: MrUrbanguy69. on 01 Feb 12, 08:20:45 You are hot? i must say. If it works for you i may try it out. But isn't two weeks too short??? L-Tryptophane and ... By: seekperfection. on 01 Feb 12, 04:21:58 L-Tryptophane and Melatonin great? for lucid dreaming and sound sleep... Hey...it might take ... By: EcleticMusicFilm. on 31 Jan 12, 04:50:47 Hey...it might take a year, two or three even. But, it's worth it trust me. I went through therapy and joined a support group later on it worked it's magic and now I'm doing really well. Do it, being? scared is normal, not doing anything about your problems will hurt you in the long run. Hi, I just stumbled ... By: dearcole123. on 27 Jan 12, 17:44:35 Hi, I just stumbled on your video. I have been treated with EMDR therapy for an assault when I was 13.I didn't remember anything around the time that it happend and couldn't do therapy for almost a decade after. But when I did, at that point, my life was the lowest I have ever been. EMDR turned all of that around, completely changing my way of thinking.If it is possible to cure PTSD I believe that EMDR therapy has that possibility of helping people. I had nightmares and? grinding teeth too found your video ... By: anilandish. on 17 Jan 12, 02:17:49 found your video while researching? EMDR 6month ago. It was so familiar that i was crying to hard to finish watching. I have tried scientology auditing (i dont recommend) and got the same results getting flash backs that help discover where the fear comes from. I also had nightmare after. I took time for me to try it again then, The emdr therapist i found was a quack. Do you have any suggestions finding a good one? Thank you so much ... By: maryjanegrow. on 09 Jan 12, 15:03:42 Thank you so much for sharing. I'm starting EMDR therapy this week,? and I was really hoping to get an idea on how it will effect me. I'm a bit scared to start, I honestly don't think I am strong enough to deal with the events that have occurred in my life in a healthy way. I'm thinking about asking to get some pills for anxiety - do you think that would help? Thank you again for sharing this. You are a very? ... By: timbum1000. on 06 Jan 12, 18:45:29 You are a very? pretty girl. DOnt worry, Just LIve Life!! You? are Beautiful! By: punkaru. on 03 Jan 12, 01:04:21 You? are Beautiful! NLP Eye Tracking using EMDR Posted by: terryelston Video duration: 547 seconds Global video hits: 36554 For More Information on NLP World Training & Products Click Here - www.nlpworld.co.uk How to do Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) using a pen. Adam Sprackling explains how EMDR can help with traumatic memories and enable your client to reconnect their neural pathways. Visit http for more info on NLP training and NLP MP3 products. Related: desensitization, emdr, eye, linguistic, movement, neuro, nlp, nlpworld, programming, tracking Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Great point. ... By: LanceHertford. on 08 Jan 12, 09:06:38 Great point. Phantom limb syndrome sounds like bologne to people who haven't lost a limb. And you're exactly right. It tends to be people who've had very tame lives who don't understand trauma, and who tell you? to "just get over it". I was raped and molested as a toddler. The way some people talk, you'd think they assume I'm just moping around and wallowing in it for attention. No, it really does change you for the worse, and it's the pain that follows that's the worst part. I'm? one of those " ... By: PriestessPat. on 25 Dec 11, 09:48:26 I'm? one of those "soldiers"....it helps You haters might ... By: htmldriver. on 04 Jul 11, 13:31:40 You haters might want to try having some brain injury so you can understand the need for breaking therapies to help reorganize the brain. Taking Prozac, medicinal weed, cigarettes, alcoholism, etc. should be the target of your puns, for it 'gives in' to the trauma and may create more trauma. This NLP EMDR, on the other hand, works on fixing the problem. It's a great discovery. Thanks for this video. Now I know to do the eye movements slower rather than in a fast jerking? motion. As an NLP Trainer, ... By: terryelston. on 20 Jun 11, 22:44:32 As an NLP Trainer, nothing in your statement relates to Rapport or any flexibility in your model of the world with regards to your NLP training! Shapiro proposed that although a number of different processes underlie EMDR, the eye movements add to the therapy's effectiveness by evoking neurological and physiological changes that may aid in the processing of the trauma memories being treated. We are? not proposing we are doing a whole EMDR treatment here, yet exposure may increase curiosity As and NLP Master ... By: maggieazalea. on 20 Jun 11, 20:11:57 As and NLP Master Practitioner and an experienced EMDR Clinician I have seen nothing in this video clip which is EMDR! Whilst what is shown may be a way of finding glitches it is NOT EMDR. EMDR should only be practiced by? a fully trained person who is also aware of how to deal with the things it may uncover. It is a wonderful process which has amazing results when carried out professionally. I bet this don't ... By: king420james. on 28 Jan 11, 04:10:15 I bet this don't work for most people since i have yet to find any real proof i have not tried it but i am going to very soon and will prolly feel more stupid than i did before i went in but? i have a an open mind but i must say this only makes half sense to me.Hope it works but i'm not holding my breath... yea, get a? life :) By: terryelston. on 22 Aug 10, 13:05:00 yea, get a? life :) Why would? I be ... By: MrRyguy69. on 21 Aug 10, 10:49:24 Why would? I be sarcastic about this? My thoughts exactly ... By: MrRyguy69. on 20 Aug 10, 07:43:52 My thoughts exactly.? Nuclei or bodies of ... By: terryelston. on 09 Aug 10, 08:57:47 Nuclei or bodies of these nerves are found in the brain stem. The nuclei of the abducens and oculomotor nerves are connected, therefore the brain is connected to the eye movements. You could ask the chicken? and egg question, (are glitches down to the muscles or is the mind making the glitches 1st) yet I work in a holistic way so the whole unit is connected. Important Question ... By: swingbata. on 22 Apr 10, 05:14:13 Important Question that no one can seem to answer, I had a severe car accident 4 years ago and now suffer from severe PTSD. I? dont remember anything? from the car accident that caused the trauma so how can I be cured from my PTSD if I cant talk about the experience to an EMDR therapist? Any feedback would be much appreciated Excellent? By: capitalone1. on 22 Mar 10, 05:02:02 Excellent? Yes, full respect ... By: terryelston. on 18 Mar 10, 20:04:40 Yes, full respect to the below comment. As time moves on, more 'issues' will be of a mental nature in line with our progression as a race. Therefore wheby physical solutions would have been ok for older generations, the modern society is more invloved with mental activities, therefore mental challenges will be more apparent. There may even be vitual councellors for vitual relationships? soon! Walking and ... By: OctoBox. on 18 Mar 10, 18:12:01 Walking and chatting with a friend -- making sure to notice everything around you -- even in an urban setting is equally? wise. EMDR (the root of ... By: OctoBox. on 18 Mar 10, 18:11:05 EMDR (the root of it) has been part of many "warrior traditions" around the world -- martial arts and military training a-like. The best way to get this training on your own is to go hiking 2 or 3 days per week in a forrest? or semi-densely wooded area. You do not necessarily need a forrest or wooded region it's just "faster" at getting the EMDR. Star gazing at night is another way Hopefully given the above video it becomes understandable In the 70's we were told to "walk it off" I would bet you'd ... By: elohimeliseo. on 08 Mar 10, 20:41:07 I would bet you'd believe, if it would keep me from cutting off from your neck that stupid thing you call a head that's on your shoulders, and from deficating down your esofagus. 'cause it's the only form of closure I can understandably rely on comprehending. Nit wit!? Love these guys who ... By: terryelston. on 23 Nov 09, 09:37:24 Love these guys who say 'nonsense' etc. Where's the contribution there? He won't have done any research or even begun to observe others carefully b4 making an unintelligent 'dump'? on the rest of us trying to give something. YouTube is a place to give your flavour of life. Being aware of eye patterns is a skill worth learning. It will increase your ability to tune in with another and have an idea of what's going on with them when you are engaged wih them. That's if you realy want to engage! Hey check this ... By: zaydha19. on 12 Nov 09, 01:25:49 Hey check this document interesting The Linden Method? I don't care if ... By: vicvicbitter. on 13 Aug 09, 17:23:51 I don't care if this is shit, EMDR worked for me. Phantom pains are also crap to non-amputees, and any one who has lived a great old life would not undertand EMDR. I wish I didn't have my accident,? and didn'thave to benefit from EMDR, but I did, and I did. Able bodied dickheads should fuck right off, its none of your fucking business. Agreeed :)? well ... By: jjgfun. on 25 Jun 09, 19:24:17 Agreeed :)? well put. This same woman was ... By: jjgfun. on 25 Jun 09, 19:21:52 This same woman was used in a different eye pattern video that was done? by a different guy, this whole thing sounds like a scam to me. Giving people false hope of getting better by moving a pen around is just ridiculous anyway. I was one of those soldiers that came back all fucked up, and it took a long time of soul searching to get better, not any of the crazy stupid techniques these fucking quacks do. I recommend going to church or getting involved in something positive, and don't drink :) No matter what ... By: jensbond1978. on 30 Mar 09, 12:27:58 No matter what happens during EMDR, it IS inarguably all in their minds... Scientifically it is simply not true, that a mental 'blockage' (whatever that is) shows itself as the inability in the eyemuscles to move the eye in a fluent motion. I don't care about who came up with it, or if it has an effect or not (as you say, it seems to? have an effect), but I DO care about having valid explanations and not something that sounds as if it where made up for the occasion and not scientifically sound. check out EMDR. NLP ... By: terryelston. on 25 Mar 09, 12:51:23 check out EMDR. NLP didn't come up with it and i know people who have been treated professionally with EMDR for traumatic events? I.E. soldiers after service having seen friends blown up etc. Tell them it's all in their mind! But I guess that if ... By: jensbond1978. on 25 Mar 09, 11:25:56 But I guess that if someone believe it to be true (although? neurologically/scientifically it is not), it will be true and somewhat helpful for them... I'm into NLP and ... By: jensbond1978. on 25 Mar 09, 11:22:56 I'm into NLP and doing a four years course in it, because I see? alot of reasonable and useful techniques. I especially enjoy the techniques where I can see the connection to the neurology of the client. But come on! a glitch in the muscles movement of the eyes is not necessarily connected to any thought 'blockage' or neurology! :( It's the same as moving your foot in a smooth circle. It's hard, and THAT difficulty is definitely not connected to any neurological issues. Eye Movement Happy Fun Game Posted by: DrGravely Video duration: 58 seconds Global video hits: 74552 Use this remote Eye Movement Happy Fun Game that is not related to any therapy to enjoy happy fun feelings Related: therapy, art, happy, fun, experimental, educational, new, age, symptoms, psychodynamic, psychological, perfectlynormal, stecky Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: In the video: "Are ... By: cliftut. on 27 May 11, 15:56:38 In the video: "Are you worried about something?" I am now! ;P :D? isnt emdr teaching ... By: MaryLynnSunset. on 01 Apr 11, 04:21:40 isnt emdr teaching you to replace the memory w/ the action -- so that the memory then? becomes the action? and the action is harmless -- couldnt i just knit my issues away? i think this? is ... By: TheIceman3rd. on 17 Feb 11, 08:40:56 i think this? is telling me to buy a big mac thank u,? it helped By: secondbible. on 29 Nov 10, 10:57:37 thank u,? it helped This is a soviet? ... By: grimtendo. on 05 Oct 10, 12:06:37 This is a soviet? mind control video! thanks? By: burntumberottoman. on 12 Aug 10, 15:19:13 thanks? These exercises are ... By: TrevorsLee. on 10 Aug 10, 13:25:45 These exercises are based on Yoga, to shift attention from right to left hemisphere of the brain. By doing this it helps release the fixed attention on the trauma, which becomes repetative in the mind due to resistance, see What the Bleep do we Know for a more in depth view of the Nuerophisiology involved, or look up Dr. Jill Bolte? Taylor to hear more about right/left brain. I have been through ... By: RoddyGinhell. on 28 Jun 10, 06:09:56 I have been through this and I frankly cannot comprehend that it could help anyone. All it did for me was make me several hundred dollars poorer. It did stop me from visualizing trauma related events, but only while my eyes were moving. For me, it did this by keeping the? visual part of my brain too busy (shifting my eye back and forth) to visualize anything. Swingbata- With ... By: tiffmariek. on 25 May 10, 04:35:29 Swingbata- With EMDR you don't have to necisarily have visual memories of the accident. If you have emotions and/or body sensations an EMDR therapist will help you to work through that as those are other form of memories that our body stores. I have recently been trained as an EMDR therapist and? have experienced EMDR as a client. It is amazing how it works. It's worth looking into for your accident. Important Question ... By: swingbata. on 22 Apr 10, 05:13:39 Important Question that no one can seem to answer, I had a severe car accident 4 years ago and now suffer from severe PTSD. I? dont remember anything from the car accident that caused the trauma so how can I be cured from my PTSD if I? cant talk about the experience to an EMDR therapist? Any feedback would be much appreciated Wow, i feel like ... By: RobRokken. on 18 Mar 10, 04:07:21 Wow, i feel like Ozzy now. Shaaarrron...? This is crazy ... By: 1focusedGirl. on 18 Mar 10, 01:54:36 This is crazy because I just wondered if there was something already said for changing your thoughts by moving your eyes and if so it should be used for PTSD! and here it is. lol its? true I couldnt think of problems or even my BIGGEST FEAR! I love science. this made me want ... By: PhxInvidious. on 26 Feb 10, 20:34:36 this made me want to? do my laundry I do that too, and? ... By: dozentrio. on 03 Feb 10, 00:53:26 I do that too, and? I've found to be highly effective in reducing feelings of general malaise. Especially if done right after a meal but right before bed. Wow, this solved ... By: SandiohSandi. on 11 Jan 10, 23:38:05 Wow, this solved all my problems and made me laugh at the same? time! No better therapy than that, I say. hey I been doing ... By: MrCuriouslad. on 11 Jan 10, 01:45:51 hey I been doing this while tapping eft point and grant conolly in the back ground going through the zpoint process? while I use a zpoint keyword . What do you think of that? well, it can work, ... By: buggeDx3. on 21 Nov 09, 21:30:52 well, it can work, like a placebo or hypnosis. unfortunately i was afraid that a very creepy picture might pop up any second the entire time. so now, this won't work for me? anymore. i dont undestand it ... By: sillypoochi. on 21 Sep 09, 16:20:34 i dont undestand it XD? panic attacks may ... By: Thoogah. on 28 Jul 09, 00:19:18 panic attacks may be caused by numerous reasons clinicians generally use multiple methods with a client if panic attacks are cause by post traumatic? stress EMDR would be helpful in the process i think As an EMDR ... By: dmanf123. on 05 Feb 09, 04:01:31 As an EMDR clinician, I would like to suggest to anyone watching this video, this has virtually nothing in common with EMDR. BTW: EMDR is effective for panic in most cases, though other behavioral strategies are important as well.? This actually ... By: rolfen. on 30 Nov 08, 10:23:19 This actually thought this? was helpful... I felt I was getting somewhere... as opposed to other therapies where you pay thousands and end up with nothing... or with a date with the therapist... I wish it didnt stop so early. . wow there are? ... By: kerrbear160387. on 01 Nov 08, 12:20:32 . wow there are? still ppl like you Look at DrGravely's ... By: usernamezunavailable. on 10 Sep 08, 03:43:23 Look at DrGravely's other vids and you'll see it's all his sense of humor. He has a very trite, boring, disconnected sense of humor. But he has something to do now, and that is a big improvement over flapping his hands and screaming into the fan. Hey estewartgray, let us know how EMDRIA reacts! And I'm sure THchannel wants to hear from some of the many people who were injured by? these vids. Time for a class action! My fave was the psychic surgery, I have to admit. doing this can get ... By: THchannel. on 03 Jul 08, 18:57:33 doing this can get traumeted people into a life threatening situation.? this is not EMDR! Oh my god, i did ... By: thotheros. on 20 Jun 08, 08:33:10 Oh my god, i did just as the video stated and had an anxiety attack and tried to calm down by? splashing some water on my face but it scalded me and I cannot see out of one eye. I hope my vison comes back. Also I am now a believer in crystals because of this but only green ones. interesting video, I encourage any and all experimentation with the mind. Aids us to break through our perceptions and see from a meta perceptive state. Read a book while standing on your head. SHOCK THE MONKEY! EMDR Posted by: dimitrihaikin Video duration: 344 seconds Global video hits: 170057 Retrouvez Dimitri Haikin dans sa chronique Psy consacrée à l'EMDR le mercredi 21 mai sur la RTBF. Cette psychothérapie venue des Etats-Unis est parmi les plus efficaces pour guérir nos traumatismes du passé, nos phobies et nos deuils. Rapide, l'EMDR soulage de nombreux adultes et enfants de leurs souvenirs traumatiques. Related: emdr, trauma, traumatisme, psy, psychotherapie, medicine Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Yup, its all just ... By: 102ihateyou. on 12 Dec 11, 21:30:56 Yup, its all just lies. They want the cash and whats better than going after people who are insecure and think you can help? them. They thrive on that. i believe? you... ... By: hateu38. on 22 Nov 11, 00:51:21 i believe? you...psychologists are nothing more than merchants trying to get by in the economical crisis the finger in front of the eyes.........superbullshit! DO THEY HAVE THIS ... By: bloodline132000. on 13 Feb 11, 19:35:40 DO THEY HAVE THIS INFORMATION IN? ENGLISH?? No, it just doesn't ... By: 102ihateyou. on 21 Jan 11, 13:46:19 No, it just doesn't work for everyone.? cuz u wasn't ... By: mohgoku. on 21 Jan 11, 12:53:05 cuz u wasn't relaxed :s? I have PTSD and ... By: 102ihateyou. on 09 Jan 11, 03:53:00 I have PTSD and EMDR never? helped me. 35 euro la sceance ... By: axelboomboom. on 11 Oct 10, 06:01:45 35 euro la sceance en vendée..? ? By: mcpsychologue. on 31 Aug 10, 12:19:47 ? ? By: mcpsychologue. on 31 Aug 10, 12:18:04 ? Est-ce qu'on a ... By: bergerbelge1. on 12 Jul 10, 23:47:56 Est-ce qu'on a vraiment besoin de payer $500 à $1,000 pour que quelqu'un nous demande de bouger les yeux! Bien sûre ils veulent qu'on aille les voir pour ne pas perdre une belle clientèle!Moi ça me coûte rien pcq je les bougent(mes yeux) de droite à gauche toute seule comme une grande et après quelques jours de petites séances je commence à en voir les effets.Celle? qui a découvert ça et qui l'a fait toute seule en a écrit un livre: Des yeux pour guérir(Francine Shapiro).Ça coute rien d'essayer! Obviously you will ... By: ndhypnotherapy. on 10 Jun 10, 23:48:43 Obviously you will have some kinaesthetic sensations (feelings) as a reaction to what happened i.e. certain situations will "trigger" this unconscious response, rapid heart rate, sweating, anxiousness. A good practitioner of EMDR will work with these in order to address the core response. Your unconscious mind may be blocking the pictures to protect you and? these may present themselves during treatment, so choose somebody with good experience and skilled in other techniques too. dommage comme tout ... By: temra94. on 21 May 10, 14:27:58 dommage comme tout ça n'est pas accessible à tous 80?? minimum à 180? la seance. calculez ! Because the EMDR ... By: FaithfulPagan. on 04 May 10, 03:07:00 Because the EMDR therapy will help you remember? what happened. Don't worry about ... By: sergioamico. on 02 May 10, 09:58:00 Don't worry about that, 'cause psychological work can start from anything connected to the original traumatic experience,? your symptoms are good to begin. You have only to search for an EMDR therapist near your house. Your life will be cleared from that darkness! Try it! Important Question ... By: swingbata. on 22 Apr 10, 05:12:08 Important Question that no one can seem to answer, I had a severe car accident 4 years ago and now suffer from severe PTSD. I? dont remember anything from the car accident that caused the trauma so how can I be cured from my PTSD if I cant talk about the experience to an? EMDR therapist? Any feedback would be much appreciated molto utile, ... By: verdepastello. on 23 Nov 09, 13:33:38 molto utile, consente di farsi? una idea sufficientemente precisa del'emdr HOI KIM! ik weet ... By: o0charlotte0o. on 27 May 09, 19:56:01 HOI KIM! ik weet dat? je dit nu ook chekt ;) X EMDR: first-choice treatment for the effects of psychotrauma Posted by: lcvanleeuwen Video duration: 444 seconds Global video hits: 8220 EMDR: first-choice treatment for the effects of psychotrauma Related: emdr, psychotrauma, ptss, ptsd, therapy, treatment, health Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: EMDR Europe's - The EMDR Song Posted by: Tomerico Video duration: 254 seconds Global video hits: 2165 The EMDR Europe board singing "The EMDR Song" during the opening of the 10th EMDR Europe conference in Amsterdam (June 2009). The song was written by Barbara Wizansky and Udi Oren in order to celebrate Francine Shapiro's accomplishments. Filmed and edited by Dr. Michel Meignant Related: emdr, emdr europe, emdr europe conference, emdr conference, 10th emdr europe conference, udi oren, barbara wizansky, michel meignant, francine shapiro Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: c'est? scandaleux, ... By: LAUTREAMONTespoir. on 27 Jul 11, 15:42:26 c'est? scandaleux, la scientologie en chaleur et ça se dit médecins bandes d'arnaqueurs Great adaptation ... By: pete2784. on 30 Dec 10, 12:46:28 Great adaptation for the old Sixteen tons of Tennesseee Ernie Ford, in a great? atmosphere of this conference of 2009. Great! Waarom niet ... By: RidgefieldEMDR. on 20 Apr 10, 12:14:10 Great! Waarom niet een par zinnen in? Nederlands! -ridgefieldemdr- R.D.B. EMDR Mindfulness part1 Posted by: jyotijoyful Video duration: 562 seconds Global video hits: 8562 EMDR & Mindfulness: theory, questions, exercises for more info please visit: www.emdr-ibsr.com Related: emdr, trauma, therapy, nlp, emi, we, eft, hypnotherapy, bls, das, ibsr, mindfulness, stress, control, eating, ana, body, mind, thin, health, psychotherapy Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: fragemented and ... By: healmeholy. on 28 Apr 11, 03:19:02 fragemented and shut down, sounds like me numbb tired faitgued? depressed like I cant come back to life but I know Im still alive What about? if the ... By: DayaTom7. on 16 Dec 10, 16:28:57 What about? if the person tries to reassure himself while having a flashback of a specific memory or thinking about it? There's no eye movement, how is the brain functioning different? I'm really curious because I've been doing this and it did help in some level.. Excellent? well done By: capitalone1. on 15 Mar 10, 04:20:32 Excellent? well done Great job!? By: DavidMoolten. on 04 Sep 09, 20:14:34 Great job!? Excellent? job, wow ... By: sperity1. on 04 Sep 09, 19:35:20 Excellent? job, wow you really know your stuff!!! Demo of EMDR Pro software on BBC2's "Am I Normal" programme Posted by: neuroinnovations Video duration: 93 seconds Global video hits: 29603 A brief demonstration of EMDR Pro software by therapist Bill Frost on BBC2's "Am I Normal" to demonstrate a small part of an aversive EMDR protocol to treat habitual behaviours. www.neuroinnovations .com Related: emdr, software, neuroinnovations.com, therapy, addiction, treatment Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: This? is just one ... By: neuroinnovations. on 23 May 09, 07:45:46 This? is just one small aspect of a much larger process... This seems ... By: spershall. on 23 May 09, 06:11:57 This seems startlingly easy...? EMDR - Safe Place Posted by: nephthysuk Video duration: 119 seconds Global video hits: 1851 This is what my 'Safe Place' looks like. What does yours look like? I am going to go see an EMDR therapist who has asked me to think of somewhere where I feel safe. Related: emdr, therapy, psychology, safe, place, eye, movement, desensitization, reprocessing, cambridge, england, uk, common, cow, health, relax, memory, mental, anxiety, ptsd, stress, imagery Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Beautiful vid! I ... By: thomdrock. on 05 Feb 12, 21:02:33 Beautiful vid! I hope it works for you... Nobody knows how it works, but? it does! It's funny, your ... By: taurine13. on 29 Jan 12, 11:24:49 It's funny, your safe place looks like mine in many ways. I have the same trees, but they're on both sides of a long and large alley of beautiful, neatly cut short grass, with a few posies here and there. There is also all this life going on : the insects, the birds, the sun, the fresh breeze, the wild animals in the forest - which are not a threat in any way - and a little further there is a pond with all it's biotope and the most marvelous lilies.? That's one of my safe places. The beach is such a ... By: missseraphimarose. on 12 Jan 12, 03:24:38 The beach is such a healing and? soothing place. The sand is pliable and the sound of the ocean waves calms a weary mind. Thank you very much ... By: TheStephTrudel. on 22 Oct 11, 13:51:32 Thank you very much for making this video! My son is doing EMDR and this is a? great way to reinforce his own safe place. Thank you so much! Good luck to you! Love the creative ... By: mentalhealthhelpUK. on 30 Aug 10, 16:51:17 Love the creative way you shot this video-? its inspiring :) I hadn't heard of ... By: nephthysuk. on 29 Aug 10, 13:58:00 I hadn't heard of the Tuatha De Danann before you mentioned them. I had to look it up. I am real (I am real and can provide contact details? of traumatised men who can vouch for that). Thanks. The? cows ... By: nephthysuk. on 29 Aug 10, 13:56:46 Thanks. The? cows on the common are usually curious, but I wasn't expecting one to come over like that. This is? probably ... By: miltoncruiser. on 08 Aug 10, 09:08:47 This is? probably the best of your videos so far, the subject, the composition and the interaction with the cow were brilliant - and of course you look relaxed and beautiful! My shed, or a? ... By: AtheistAussie. on 12 Jul 10, 12:09:11 My shed, or a? deserted beach at night. A safe place - in ... By: lifeofryli. on 11 Jul 10, 19:09:48 A safe place - in B.C, Canada, day-trekking through almost any urban forest. The 'serenity of it all' combined with the knowledge that? there are virtually no parts of nature that will jump out and kill you ('cept for maybe bears?but they are always more afraid of humans than most humans are of them?and I have met hundreds of bears, so I feel qualified to pass such a bear-hug to them). Are you real? I ... By: Elenkhos. on 11 Jul 10, 19:05:44 Are you real? I think you must be Fay... enchantingly Tuatha Dé? Danann. EMDR for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - Testimony after only one session! Posted by: DoctorClarity Video duration: 92 seconds Global video hits: 4763 EMDR is a therapy for PTSD - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This short video is one woman's testimonial of positive effects after only one session. The video was taken four days after the first session. Further sesssions of EMDR will be provided for this woman. Related: emdr, ptsd, post traumatic stress disorder, doctor clarity, dr. clare albright, anxiety, stess, road rage, adrenaline, startle response Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Imagine a person as ... By: srneal22. on 24 Nov 11, 20:28:17 Imagine a person as a game of chess. All the pieces on the board, thoughts, feelings, physiological changes, impulses, desires, all moving around, all battling away. It's easy to identify yourself with the pieces, to somehow believe that the chess game or certain pieces, like the queen of thoughts or the king of emotions are you, actually you. Who wouldn't? be afraid of changing or losing the pieces under those circumstances. Actually you are the board on which the game is played i have had it ... By: garnetred02. on 24 Oct 11, 09:02:29 i have had it suggested to me because of the number? of traumatic losses i have had in my life.. i am also just a little scared of what the difference it would make in myself.. for many years grief and anger has made up the largest part of my... personality? who would i be without me? and does giving up grief and loss mean you are giving up..a part of you. like the others here I've developed extreme anxiety and depression, messed up my relationships, and isolated. It would be great if it works I am scared? to try ... By: soccergirlz1212. on 05 Jul 11, 05:45:18 I am scared? to try EMDR because the difference in myself that would make. A lot of change would happen, I am afraid that I wouldnt be myself, yet I can't live with this anymore. You just described ... By: Saraswati0183. on 20 Nov 10, 23:46:48 You just described my problems. My trauma is childhood sexual? abuse. I am wondering what yours was, because we have the same symptoms. I also have intrusive thoughts, anxiety and depression, boundaries in relationships, and isolating myself as a result. I am going to look up how to get this treatment, because I would so like to be well. Thank you for posting! ptds and emdr edit Posted by: lindacurran Video duration: 361 seconds Global video hits: 2739 News segment explaining trauma, PTSD and EMDR Related: emdr, trauma Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: i have ptsd? from ... By: qtpa2tee97. on 14 Sep 10, 06:14:43 i have ptsd? from child abuse, mostly verbal but some physical. i go to a therapist who specializes in ptsd. i have done emdr before but it makes me dissociate really bad so i havent been able to do it in a while. i am really glad that emdr worked for that guy. he has been thru way more than i have. Wow.? By: iraqidolphin. on 24 Jun 09, 17:22:56 Wow.? Self-administered EMDR therapy Posted by: robertocarnivali Video duration: 605 seconds Global video hits: 3181 When doing voluntary eye movement you are obligated to remain in the present and have access to your higher mental capacity. In the words of Krishnamurti "Be a light to yourself". Relieve your painful past, fears, attachment, worries, guilt and comfort and guide yourself. You don't need a therapist, you can be your own therapist and show love for yourself. Related: nightmares, flashbacks, complex, ptsd, dissociation, headaches, bruxism, fears, phobias, anxiety, tics, paranoia, emdr, therapy, self, injury, cutting, suicide, recovery, tourettes, phobia, fobia, pânico, panic, terapia, basal, ganglia, núcleos, da, base, brain, cérebro, olho, eye, movimento, sacádico, sacadic, movement, nistagmo, nystagmus Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: My understanding is ... By: marcotenthousand. on 21 May 12, 06:31:19 My understanding is that activating both the left and right hemispheres of your brain together is what allows you to process and resolve past trauma. Each hemisphere seems to play a different role in remembering trauma in order to try and prevent future trauma, and figuring out a way forward. But that's just my take after being trained in Level 1 EMDR. I'd be curious to hear what others? think, especially if they've been trained on Level 2. the movement is ... By: ternitamas. on 18 May 12, 11:33:18 the movement is really similar to hypnosis,? is this somehow related? search for EMDR on ... By: paraglide01. on 14 May 12, 22:15:28 search for EMDR on wikipedia, there is a very detailed description on the subject. ? ok :-) yeah the ... By: 1981z28camaro. on 23 Mar 12, 03:47:56 ok :-) yeah the Sedona Method does work, I feel something happening when I do it, but as I have? some big issues I'm trying to sort out, it will probably take some time for it to have a big impact on me. Oh, by the way, I'm ... By: robertocarnivali. on 22 Mar 12, 20:44:02 Oh, by the way, I'm crisode1 so you know, I forgot to log into? this account :) :) Ok, maybe I will ... By: crisode1. on 22 Mar 12, 20:37:08 :) Ok, maybe I will try the Sedona Method then.? I actually haven't ... By: 1981z28camaro. on 22 Mar 12, 19:35:38 I actually haven't taken it seriously yet I suppose, I haven't? really sat down and tried this for a while. Not that I'm closed minded, because I'm not, I'm into EFT, PSTEC, The Sedona Method, WHEE, BSFF, and a bunch of other ones... Personally I think the Sedona Method works the best. But I may give it a try soon. :-) So, I suspect this ... By: crisode1. on 22 Mar 12, 18:58:42 So, I suspect this works for you, right? Nobody knows for certain why or how this works. All is known is that there are many documented studies, my personal experience included, which indicate its effectiveness. My personal conviction is that the motive for its success is that it helps you keep a higher/purer awareness while you contemplate your trauma and the awareness itself heals you. ? yeah but could you ... By: 1981z28camaro. on 21 Mar 12, 03:21:41 yeah but could you tell me WHY this works? lol? :-) You are? very much ... By: robertocarnivali. on 20 Mar 12, 22:38:23 You are? very much welcome. :) What is? it about ... By: 1981z28camaro. on 02 Mar 12, 08:39:26 What is? it about this that allows for it to work? 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