I have CPTSD and have been trying EMDR since talking to people isn’t my thing. All I get from it is feeling extremely agitated and wanting to put my fist through the wall.
First, listen to your client if they are willing to go to their memories. Like Phil manfield wrote in his paper about Flash many therapists themselves are afraid to go to clients memories, not the client.
I suppose this is great for working on childhood trauma...I'm looking for a for of therapy for a person who had severe traumas at adulhood life...attemted murder and a couple of years later rape...the person is male. I don't think talking therapy will go deep enough.
Thank you for the reminder Deany! Strengthening the just okay, so
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I have CPTSD and have been trying EMDR since talking to people isn’t my thing. All I get from it is feeling extremely agitated and wanting to put my fist through the wall.
would you mind explaining to me why it is a good thing to relive the trauma?
First, listen to your client if they are willing to go to their memories. Like Phil manfield wrote in his paper about Flash many therapists themselves are afraid to go to clients memories, not the client.
I suppose this is great for working on childhood trauma...I'm looking for a for of therapy for a person who had severe traumas at adulhood life...attemted murder and a couple of years later rape...the person is male. I don't think talking therapy will go deep enough.