REMIT
2620 S Parker Rd
Aurora, CO 80014
USA
Imagine a client who suffers a severe trauma with debilitating pain and a vivid memory of falling over 15 feet and shattering a bone.
What if there was a way to modify or remove the traumatic event? The severe pain was gone, but they noticed they had a limp. The doctor then discovered the real issue, the damage from the traumatic event resulted in one limb being shorter than the other. A shunt to make up the difference and they never had another issue.
Resolving trauma may depend on the level of emotions connected to the memory. You may have a client who struggles in releasing trauma, blocking continued progress or someone who won’t talk about the traumatic event.
If a memory has emotions removed, the memory can be modified in a hypnotic state to facilitate the client’s ability to process.
Students should have at least a MHt (250 classroom hrs), BS degree in psychology or related field, or equivalent counseling experience with approval by the instructor
Class Agenda will include:
- Current memory modification being studied
- Memory processing allowing memory modification
- Exploring processes being used to remove emotions
- Exploring processes to modify the memory
- Hands on demonstration
Hands on practice