[…] the safety net will need to be in place. So if yourealize that the recipient’s positive memory includes pieces of trauma or is sitting right next to trauma,it is very important to coach them to choose one of their other […]
Read More[…] exercise.)NEW B. Splinter-free safety-net positive memories: The positive memories from this exercise willbe used for the safety nets for later trauma-work. If there are pieces of unresolved trauma in thesesafety-net positive memories, or if there are trauma memories sitting right […]
Read More[…] exercise.)NEW B. Splinter-free safety-net positive memories: The positive memories from this exercise willbe used for the safety nets for later trauma-work. If there are pieces of unresolved trauma in thesesafety-net positive memories, or if there are trauma memories sitting right […]
Read More[…] your favorite meal/dish/food. B. Splinter -free positive memories: The positive memories from this exercise will be us ed for the trauma -work safety nets. These memories therefore need to be free of splinters -- they must not include any pieces […]
Read More[…] meal/dish/food. B. Splinter -free safety -net positive memories: The positive memories from this exercise will be us ed for the trauma -work safety nets. These memories therefore need to be free of splinters -- they must not include any pieces […]
Read More[…] the person does not feelfragmented any more. They believe that we should help internal parts work together moresmoothly and release trauma burdens, but that we should not try to "integrate" them. I do notagree with those in the IFS community […]
Read More[…] six-year-old child. The faint, weak presence of my thirty-eight-year-old adult self1 When the person is intensely blended with early, severe trauma (like my first experience of blending withmy eighteen-month-old separation trauma and six-year-old dyslexia trauma, as described below), it can […]
Read More[…] already familiar with the differences between non -traumatic memories and traumatic memories, you will want to read "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, and The God Who is With Us, Part ===: Traumatic Memories vs Non -Traumatic Memories" befo re looking at […]
Read More[…] are not already familiar with the differences between non-traumatic memories andtraumatic memories, you will want to read "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, and The GodWho is With Us, Part III: Traumatic Memories vs Non-Traumatic Memories" before looking atthis essay. "Role of […]
Read More[…] of Video Training Segment #7)Karl D. Lehman, M.D., Immanuel Approach Basic Training VideosReminder regarding Confidentiality: In the safety net and trauma-healing exercises, people will besharing information that is much more vulnerable and sensitive, and they will be having much morevulnerable […]
Read More[…] she returned, and she was feeling burdened from be ing with so many people who had been through such horrific trauma so recently : "Jesus's work during our session regarding the scenes I saw in my mind as people reported […]
Read MoreTitle: Psychological Trauma, Implicit M emory, and the Verbal Logical Explainer (VLE) – Seminar DVDs Now Available August 25, 2009 Greetings all, After hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of hours of work, the DVDs for our most recent seminar, APsychological […]
Read More[…] & Capacity"presentations from our Immanuel series, and the discussion of capacity and attunement in Part IIof the "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, and the God Who is With Us" essays). As justmentioned above, Grace had been trying to remember and resolve […]
Read More[…] him, asks for help in perceiving theLord’s interactive presence, and asks for guidance and help with respect to processing theunresolved trauma. In some of these situations, Charlie experiences a phenomena that is actuallyfairly common (see additional discussion below): when we […]
Read More[…] I invite my child to prayat a time they weren't triggered because the situation was actually bringing up my ownunresolved trauma. Now when prayer times with the kids suddenly "dead end," it's my cueto ask Jesus more about the situation […]
Read More[…] ® In contrast to the Immanuel Approach, traditional Theophostic: ® • Focuses on painful emotions, goes to traumatic memories, identifies trauma- associated lies, and then asks, specifically regarding the distorted interpreta - tions : "Lord, what do you want me […]
Read More[…] of each of thecomponents/aspects that are new/unique with the Immanuel Approach, and several truestories about Immanuel Approach healing for psychological trauma. Link from ImmanuelApproach website: https://www.immanuelapproach.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/IAIntroductionThirdVar.pdf 5. Live Ministry Session trailers/previews (5-7 min each): The following videos presentfree-download trailer/preview versions […]
Read More[…] which we will be working with beginner facilitators and/or beginner recipients, and in which we might encounter moderate to severe trauma, I emphasize establishing the Jesus connection in the context of the positive memory. Yet another consideration is extra benefit […]
Read More[…] psychological principles regarding brain-mind-spirit capacity.Even more applied brain science: Advanced troubleshooting applies brain science regardingthe pain processing pathway, source of trauma, and mechanisms for healing.Dramatic healing and transformation: Over twenty years of experience with the ImmanueApproach, we have seen dramatic […]
Read More[…] DVDs provide examples of this phenomena. See, for example, Rita#3: Jesus Is Better than Candy, Maggie #3, Labor and Delibery Trauma, and Steve: "Just" Be withJesus."4 Even as I recognize that they often don’t seem to need it, for the […]
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