[…] have been contacting us with questions along the lines of: “I would like to use the Immanuel approach to emotional healing in my _______ (psychotherapy practice, ministry, church, small group, family, marriage, etc.). How/where do I get training that will […]
Read More[…] include this in their sessions with recipie nts, and who have had positive experiences with relaxation techniques in their own healing/growth journeys – these people underestimate the knowledge, skill, and confidence required to smoothly explain and lead relaxation exercises at […]
Read More[…] to be with _____until the end of the ages. Thank you that You are a Savior , gentle, loving, present, healing, tangible, a friend that always helps and saves all who call on You. Thank you also for the victory […]
Read MoreThis appendix contains several documents that will be helpful to you as you pursue Immanuel Prayer for Healing the Heart . 1. Summary Prompts This is a summary of the section on the Step -by -Step Process. You can copy […]
Read More[…] just a monologue. Dr. Lehman has used Immanuel Prayer Sessions with thousands of people for the purpose of them finding healing for their hearts, but he has become very committed to t he idea that th e first, number one, […]
Read More19 UNIQUE PRINCIPLES OF IMMANUEL PRAYER FOR HEALING THE HEART There are many good Christian counselors who are working with needy people and they use different models to counsel and help . Many of them have studied for years and […]
Read More[…] safety net in the Lehman version. F. Avoids talking about trauma, avoids deliberate trauma -work : Recipients can sometimes receive healing for trauma i f they are already connected to trauma as the y go into the PtP process , […]
Read More[…] of Jesus. We want to give them an interactive-connection-with-Jesus appetizer, so that they will be inspired to pursue ongoing IA healing and growing work after the conference. We are not expecting that prayer ministers will somehow provide students with complete […]
Read More[…] close collaboration, and Dr. Lehman remains one of the foremost experts regarding this new, exciting approach to life and emotional healing. Participants will receive teaching about basic-intermediate Immanuel approach principles and tools. (The importance of relational circuits, how appreciation turns […]
Read More[…] are really2 For additional discussion of the ways in which imaginary content can be problematic, seeThe Immanuel Approach: For Emotional Healing and for Life, Chapter 32 (pages 449-455) andChapter 33 (pages 538-536). **also third reference, specifically re blocking recognition that […]
Read More[…] the women from my Friday mentoring group, and she experienced such a strong connection with Jesus and received so much healing in each session that she was essentially free of the symptoms that had initially led her to seek care […]
Read More[…] to avoid sin, and fear motivates us toavoid danger and injury). Another example would be the healthy, appropriate motivation topursue healing in order to avoid a variety of unpleasant triggered emotions.•And we want to accept as healthy the way in […]
Read More[…] able to get through all of the troubleshooting and to the point of finis hing at least one piece of healing for most sessions (two hour sessions, or sometimes even more). A practical challenge is that insurance reimbursement is simplest […]
Read More[…] directory to Lehman resources regarding dissociative phenomena(including dissociated internal parts), and also non-dissociated internal parts.I. The Immanuel Approach: For Emotional Healing and for Life (also known as the big lionbook).The big lion book includes many references to internal parts, dissociation, […]
Read More[…] And then I thought of Immanuel Prayer. I had been looking at Immanuel Prayer solely as a way to get healing, but I realized it’s more than that. It’s also a way for us to have a tangible conn ection […]
Read More[…] directory to Lehman resources regarding dissociative phenomena(including dissociated internal parts), and also non-dissociated internal parts.I. The Immanuel Approach: For Emotional Healing and for Life (also known as the big lionbook).The big lion book includes many references to internal parts, dissociation, […]
Read MoreKarl D. Lehman, M.D. Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M.Div.Guidance from Holy Spirit Vs Triggering(©Copyright 2002 K.D. Lehman MD, New 9/3/2002, Revised 12/30/2025)I. Triggered negative thoughts, emotions, and behaviors: Triggered negative thoughts andemotions will be produced by anything in the present that […]
Read More[…] of counterfeits from other sources, and it is now included in chapters 32 and 33 of TheImmanuel Approach: For Emotional Healing and for Life (also known as the big lion book).Karl D. Lehman, M.D. • www.immanuelapproach.com • Charlotte E.T. Lehman, […]
Read More[…] Course, US military, American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC), World Discipleship Association (WDA), Hope Worldwide, Living Wholeness, Compassion International, Trauma Healing Institute (THI), Christian Medical and Dental Association (CMDA), Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries, Saddleback Church Mental Health Initiativ e, seminaries […]
Read More[…] from greater damage: When working with extreme trauma,blackouts, flashbacks, and other dissociative phenomena, it often seems that dissociation makesthe emotional healing process more complicated, and at times we can become frustrated orimpatient with this additional difficulty. As mentioned in our […]
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