00-b-Overview of IP Lehman

[…] pp 5 2-59, (Evanston, IL . Immanuel Publishing, 2016) Adaptations have been made for translation including deleting references to other parts of the book. This summary of the key components provides an overview of the Immanuel Approach . The first […]

Judy Commentary

2020-1-6EN-SharonNewDVD

[…] Humble Shack : https://humble -shack.myshopify.com/collections/immanuel -approach -dr -karl -lehman . Also, the 18 minute condensed version s of two different parts of this session are included in the 8th and 9 th sets of condensed sessions (LMS #36 and #39 […]

Maggie#2CondCommentary

[…] read the "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, & The God Who is With Us" essays. Iftime constraints preclude reading all five Parts, I would encourage you to at least read Part I and PartV. This session demonstrates Basic and Intermediate principles, […]

JimCondCommentary

[…] read the "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, & The God Who isWith Us" essays. If time constraints preclude reading all five Parts, I would encourage you to atleast read Part I and Part V. This session demonstrates Basic and Intermediate principles,techniques, […]

JimCommentary

[…] read the "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, & The God Who isWith Us" essays. If time constraints preclude reading all five Parts, I would encourage you to atleast read Part I and Part V. This session demonstrates Basic and Intermediate principles,techniques, […]

EileenCondCommentary

BobCommentary

IAIntroductionThirdVar

[…] this in much more detail, but the very shortsummary is that this simple intervention helps pull mental content through the parts of the brainthat enable us to feel whether or not the content is important and that enable us to […]

Chapter26AdvancedTroubleshootingUrbana

[…] and about how touncover them and neutralize them. They can learn about the direct eye contact technique forworking with internal parts.3 And they can learn about how deliberate attunement can help therecipient stay connected, augment the recipient’s capacity,4 and augment […]

IAandDepression

[…] sense." These newparents unfortunately often add confusion and self condemnation to the emotional turmoilalready present.Sleep apnea and dissociative disorders (dissociative parts awake and active at night withoutthe person’s awareness) are two other surprisingly common causes of chronic sleepdeprivation. Setting up […]

EMDRAndImmApp

[…] hinder the process.9.Identifying and addressing unconfessed sin as "clutter" that can hinder the process.10.Eye contact technique for working with internal parts.11.Identifying and addressing the therapist/minister’s wounds and lies as sources ofinterference.12.Dissociation recognized as an especially important source of "clutter" that […]

Maggie#3CommentaryCaseStudy

[…] discussion of the storage and retrieval of traumaticmemories, see "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, & The God Who is With Us," Parts III & IV,available as free downloads from www.immanuelapproach.com.3 If you are not familiar with the concepts alluded to in […]

2001-7-4Binding

[…] The risk is that you can miss something. Demonic spirits are happy to take any loopholes (for example, if internal parts are causing sleepiness and a demonic spirit is contributing co nfusion, they are happy to dodge if you address […]

howlong

[…] memories and emotions were "missing." Now we know much more aboutdissociation and are usually able to work with the dissociated parts carrying the "missing"memories and emotions. Before we learned about vows, we would remain stuck for longperiods of time whenever […]

RenaeCondCommentary

[…] read the "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, and The God Who isWith Us" essays. If time constraints preclude reading all five Parts, I would encourage you to atleast read Part I and Part V. This session demonstrates Basic and Intermediate principles,techniques, […]

Chrystal2CondComm

[…] different early ages. As she continues through several ministrysessions, it becomes clear that these internal images accurately represent internal dissociated parts.Chrystal also again provides a good example of someone who displays mild to moderatedissociative phenomena, but who does not meet […]

IAandOCD

DiscernTruthInMemory

[…] memorygaps. Instead of asking more general questions about amnesia, such as "Do you remember thetraumatic event?" or "Are there any parts of the traumatic events that you don’t remember?"the interviewers asked the subjects to describe the events in detail, and […]