Legendary rapid phobia treatment

A spider phobia man walked into a room. His phobia means he can't even see a picture that looks like a spider without a panic attack. Therefore, when he sat in a comfortable chair opposite the therapist, he unconsciously scanned the spider in the room. Twenty minutes later, he stood in the middle of the room with a spider in his hand and a smile on his face.

An extraordinary therapist? maybe not. lucky? No: This kind of thing has been happening all the time. An extraordinary treatment? Yes: This man has just experienced rapid phobia treatment.

What is the fast PHOBIA CURE?

Fast Phobia Cure is probably the most reliable and effective tool in today's psychotherapy. It is estimated that the success rate of most phobias is about 90% because it can achieve what it says – it can cure phobia quickly. The twenty-minute example above is very typical. And it has no intimidation tactics, psychoarchaeology, drugs and treatments for inefficient phobias used by the elderly.

How does this work?

Most of us have experienced trauma and frustration in our lives. When we look back at these events, they are never pleasant, but they don't make us feel uneasy.

It is different for phobias. Very different. When they recall their trauma, their feelings are almost the same as they did at the beginning, even decades ago. They have vivid and profound memories of this event.

It is these memories – the emotional part of the brain – that drive and sustain phobia. Such memories are so strong and exist, just remembering that they can bring fear reactions. That is to say, phobia is associated with these memories, so it is almost like they reappear in this situation, experiencing a similar reaction – panic, creaking, shaking, sweating and running overwhelming desire.

For the rest of us, our traumatic memories are irrelevant – they are more factual and have fewer emotions – because over time they have been dealt with by the logical thinking part of thinking. For phobia, this disintegration did not happen. But it needs to.

Fast Phobia Cure is a fast dissociation process. It allows the patient to experience traumatic memory from a calm, detached or disconnected state. Another part of the mind – ruthless, rational, thinking mind – can then turn memories into ordinary, factual, neutral, non-threatening memories. Just like the memory you eat for breakfast. As emotional markers are freed from horror, phobias are eliminated. Gone.

Mechanics

The way to achieve this separation is to let the victim imagine himself looking at himself from a remote, traumatic, traumatic event.

The classic scene is to let them imagine watching an old-fashioned black and white movie in the cinema, and they experience the experience at a very high speed [such as watching fast-forward video]. Separation can be increased by letting them imagine watching their young self-movie experience in the projection room as they sit in the cinema seat. This creates an understanding of the distance and comfort that occurs.

They are then asked to enter safe time at the end of the movie and imagine re-experiencing the experience at a very high speed. This step is repeated several times. It creates separation because the mind has never experienced a retrogression of the traumatic event and is therefore not prepared to react to it, so they experience it in calm. Memory is re-encoded by the brain and stored with less emotional burden.

These steps are at the heart of Fast Phobia Cure. They run around the key traumatic memories of phobia – usually three to four such memories – this process can take only five minutes.

Variety

Changes in rapid phobia treatment may involve changing the movie scene to just watching the TV screen, or letting them imagine acting as a bystander, from a helicopter or bird's eye view or seeing it playing on the stage. Or, once the memory is more comfortable, let them watch the “Director's Cut” by adding their own tracks [often using light or stupid music] and changing its appearance in a creative and humorous way.

Measuring and testing changes

Individuals are asked to assess their discomfort around the traumatic memory before, during, and after rapid phobia treatment. When fast phobia treatment is running, very high discomfort quickly drops to zero or so. This rapid change is often the shock and joy of the subject.

The final step is to test the new response by searching for the old trigger [in the above example, spider capture with man]. Similarly, subjects are often amazed at how passionate they are to do this and the feeling of not being scared by old triggers. For many people, it does look amazing. But rapid phobia treatment is not a miracle: it is based on good brain science, based on current neurology.

advantage

In addition to reliability, Fast Phobia Cure has three key advantages over traditional phobia treatment.

First of all, as the name suggests, it is very fast. Treatment usually requires only one treatment. The mind learns very quickly. It quickly learned the fear, maybe only a few seconds. Learning how to stop being phobia can and must be equally fast. Therefore, there is no need for prolonged pain treatment.

Second, it is safe. There is no direct confrontation with the fear trigger, and the phobia is calm and comfortable throughout the treatment.

Third, it is non-invasive. Because the "movie" is a patient, the therapist does not need to know the exact details of the traumatic memory or horror encounter.

Why is it not more widely available?

Fast Phobia Cure is an extraordinary treatment that can be learned and used by any capable therapist. But it is not widely used. why?

The answer seems to be that it works very well. too fast. It can be done in a few minutes and done easily in one session. And there is a problem: therapists using Fast Phobia Cure may only need to see the customer once, so they can't make much money. Traditional old-school therapists and counselors began to question their own long-term, protracted pain therapy models in the face of rapid, painless outcomes.

Legendary rapid phobia treatment was originally published on Spring

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