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2002-4-13ENUnresolvedInFacilitator

[…] whom Dr. Smith worked. I knew enough to recognize he was working with clients with the same clinical picture and trauma history as my own clients. He would navigate interference, dissociation, guardian lies, demonic interference, and psychological defenses, and get […]

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2001-9-17ENGrief

[…] with her since her wound was so fresh. I sadly informed her how it was only being used on historical trauma and would hav e no effect on her grief. I informed her that grief was true pain and had […]

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2001-7-8ENPhysicalPhenom

[…] basic principle in prayer for emotional healing is that ne gative emotions provide the trail that leads to the underlying trauma and lies. Our observation is that the emotional intensity often has to get to a certain point before important […]

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ADHDKarl

[…] provides a good example of how triggering can producebehavioral symptoms that mimic attention deficit disorder (ADD), and how resolving theunderlying trauma can resolve these behaviors that can easily be mistaken for genuine ADD.I can remember being called "chatter box" as […]

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JimCondCommentary

[…] and educational for any viewer, but it will be much morevaluable if you have first read the "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, & The God Who isWith Us" essays. If time constraints preclude reading all five Parts, I would encourage you […]

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JimCommentary

[…] and educational for any viewer, but it will be much morevaluable if you have first read the "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, & The God Who isWith Us" essays. If time constraints preclude reading all five Parts, I would encourage you […]

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BruceGCommentary

[…] presence of Jesus asthe central focus, and clearly identify connecting more intimately with Jesus as the primaryobjective (with resolution of trauma as a secondary objective), you have the Immanuel Approachto emotional healing. Each of these components are thoroughly discussed in […]

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BruceCond4Commentary

[…] presence of Jesus asthe central focus, and clearly identify connecting more intimately with Jesus as the primaryobjective (with resolution of trauma as a secondary objective), you have the Immanuel Approachto emotional healing. Each of these components are thoroughly discussed in […]

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BruceCond3Commentary

[…] presence of Jesus asthe central focus, and clearly identify connecting more intimately with Jesus as the primaryobjective (with resolution of trauma as a secondary objective), you have the Immanuel Approachto emotional healing. Each of these components are thoroughly discussed in […]

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BruceCond2Commentary

[…] presence of Jesus asthe central focus, and clearly identify connecting more intimately with Jesus as the primaryobjective (with resolution of trauma as a secondary objective), you have the Immanuel Approachto emotional healing. Each of these components are thoroughly discussed in […]

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BruceCond1Commentary

[…] presence of Jesus asthe central focus, and clearly identify connecting more intimately with Jesus as the primaryobjective (with resolution of trauma as a secondary objective), you have the Immanuel Approachto emotional healing. Each of these components are thoroughly discussed in […]

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03-Unique Principles

[…] whole Immanuel Prayer process is organized around an interactive connection with Jesus….first inside a positive memory and then inside a trauma memory….if He takes you there." D r. Karl Lehman M.D. Every time you meet with someone you will have […]

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IABookAppendC-FindRecFacilitator

[…] to the average reader. For those who want to be more precise and who are familiar with "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, and the God Who Is with Us ~ Part II," you can substitute the more accurate "right-hemisphere pain-processing-pathway maturity […]

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Trainers

[…] approaches to physical and emotional healing, including the Immanuel Approach, HeartSync, Life Model Works – Restarting and Thrive, SOZO, and Trauma Prayer. Melinda is originally from the Bay Area in California and has lived all over the world serving in […]

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Basic Definitions

[…] also been called “Emmanuel prayer,” or the “Immanuel process”. The Immanuel approach for emotional healing •Shifts the primary objective from “resolve trauma and relieve symptoms” to “help the person connect more intimately with Jesus by removing barriers between her heart and […]

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Int-AdvCEUInfoMHPsPresenterQualifications

[…] than thirty years experience with studying, practicing, developing, andteaching tools and techniques that integrate spirituality into the treatment of psychological trauma.Dr. Lehman is the author of two books on topics related to spirituality and the treatment ofpsychological trauma (Outsmarting Yourself1 […]

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BasicCEUInfoMHPsSeminarOverview&TeachingContent

[…] than thirty years experience with studying, practicing, developing, andteaching tools and techniques that integrate spirituality into the treatment of psychological trauma.Dr. Lehman is the author of two books on topics related to spirituality and the treatment ofpsychological trauma: Outsmarting Yourself […]

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BasicCEUInfoMHPsPresenterQualifications

[…] than thirty years experience with studying, practicing, developing, andteaching tools and techniques that integrate spirituality into the treatment of psychological trauma.Dr. Lehman is the author of two books on topics related to spirituality and the treatment ofpsychological trauma (Outsmarting Yourself1 […]

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[…] described in Chapter 3, I started my journey with the Immanuel Approach believing that theprimary objective was to heal psychological trauma in order to relieve suffering. As alsodescribed in Chapter 3, Jesus told one of my clients, "I love my […]

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2026-1-19ENNewEssayHolySpiritVsTriggers

[…] -acts the pain in traumatic memories. The triggered "positive" thoughts will be the opposite of the lies anchored in the trauma, the tri ggered "positive" emotions will be the opposite of the emotions usually associated with the lies, and positive […]

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