[…] the recipientcooperate with the Immanuel Approach process and engage directly with Jesus, the recipient canstill have powerfully positive experiences ( trauma healing, as well as all of the other options forengaging with God) even if the facilitator has unresolved issues. […]
Read MoreKarl D. Lehman, M.D. Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M.Div.Case Study: Trauma, Implicit Memory, and Suicide Risk(©Copyright 2001 K.D.Lehman MD, New 2001, Revised 3/5/2026)My experience with suicidal ideation is a good example of how triggered implicit memory fromunderlying trauma can be both […]
Read More[…] and Sustaining Joy for a Lifetime (DVDs) $5000 The Immanuel Lifestyle and Sustaining Joy for a Lifetime (online) $5000 Psychological Trauma, Implicit Memory, & the Verbal Logical Explainer (VLE) (DVDs) $100 Psychological Trauma, Implicit Memory, & the Verbal Logical Explainer […]
Read More[…] adult self/adult perspective, whenever they choose to, without difficulty or confusion.11 When the person is intensely blended with early, severe trauma (like my first experience of blending withmy six-year-old dyslexia trauma and eighteen-month-old separation trauma, as described in "‘Now that […]
Read More[…] those of youwho are getting consistently good results).I. Big-picture perspective: Inmates in jails and prisons usually have a lot of trauma, and oftenalso have poor relational maturity skills and low capacity for staying with negative emotions, sothis is a challenging […]
Read More[…] 2007 session, Steve starts with recalling/reentering the memory for aprevious Immanuel session in which the Lord healed a childhood near-drowning trauma, andthen takes time for deliberate appreciation. As he reconnects with the memory and namesspecific things he appreciates, Steve moves […]
Read More[…] was reliving the event during the stimulation. Many ofthese events, even events that don’t seem to be associated with significant trauma, aredescribed in INCREDIBLE detail. The patients report that the detail they re-experience (see,hear, etc) during stimulation is much more […]
Read MoreKarl D. Lehman, M.D. Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M.Div. David : Engage Directly with Jesus Re Every Trauma, Question, and Issue (Immanuel Approach, Basic) (©Copyright 201 9 K.D. Lehman MD, New 6 /27 /201 9) This DVD will be encouraging and […]
Read More[…] with dismissive attachment,so I am not an expert, but here are a few observations and thoughts from my modest experience: Trauma does not cause autism, but can precipitate autism: As of July 2024, the exact cause ofautism is still not […]
Read More[…] Revised 12/16/2020)For mental health professionals: This material should especially help you think more clearly withrespect to the place of psychological trauma, dissociative phenomena, and demonic phenomenain the diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses that can include psychotic symptoms.For those who […]
Read More[…] when we continue this suppression/avoidance for a long time, most of the explicit autobio graphical content from these small -t trauma experiences is permanently lost. =nitially the autobiographical content from these memories is available to our voluntary conscious recall. For […]
Read More[…] my assessment is that most of us need a lot of help to be able to see andacknowledge our triggered, trauma-anchored emotions and associations. However, myexperience is that some people also need help in understanding that not all emotions andassociations […]
Read More[…] Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M.Div.A Case Study in Additional and Special Memory Access Tools: Working With My Own 18 Month-Old Separation Trauma(©Copyright 2004 K.D.Lehman MD & C.E.T. Lehman MDiv, New 7/14/2004, Last Revised 5/17/26)I was separated from my parents for three […]
Read More[…] my assessment is that most of us need a lot of help to be able to see andacknowledge our triggered, trauma-anchored emotions and associations. However, myexperience is that some people also need help in understanding that not all emotions andassociations […]
Read More[…] or counter-acts the pain in traumatic memories.The triggered "positive" thoughts will be the opposite of the lies anchored in the trauma, thetriggered "positive" emotions will be the opposite of the emotions usually associated with thelies, and positive-triggering behaviors are any […]
Read MoreKay : Dissociated Sexual Abuse Trauma, Internal Child Part …, New 8/10/2 2 Page 1 of 4 Karl D. Lehman, M.D. Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M.Div. Kay : Dissociated Sexual Abuse Trauma, Internal Child Part (Immanuel Approach, Intermediate -Advanced ) (©Copyright […]
Read More[…] the living room (or at least the donkey in theliving room). Or I spot subtle clues indicating an important unresolved trauma. I’ve spent thousands of hours overmany years sharpening my ability to spot these clues and recognize what they mean, […]
Read More[…] as "I have to fix the world," as I have persisted withregular healing work to find and resolve the underlying trauma, and as I have deliberatelyreleased bitterness and judgments whenever/wherever I encountered them. I. Unforgiveness is often linked to denial/refusal […]
Read More[…] needs met from her mother, and to choose to go to Jesus forhealing. The concepts of "type A," or "absence trauma" (trauma from the absence of good things that you 7needed but didn’t get), and "type B" trauma (trauma from […]
Read More[…] Ceci, S.J., and Hembrooke, H. "Children’s reports of pleasant andunpleasant events. In D. Read and S. Lindsay (eds.), Recollections of Trauma: Scientific Research andClinical Practice, (New York: Plenum Press) 1997. pp 119-219; Hyman, I.E., Husband, T.H., andBillings, F.J. "False memories […]
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