Working with submodalities and beliefs (Birgit Bader, 10 MB)

EMDR
working with submodalities and beliefs ...
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.... In the field of PTSD
THE SYMPTOMS
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Look similar to other deseases,like
anxieties, depression
psychosomatic deseases
alcohol and / or drug abuse
sexualised behaviors
and very often flashbacks and irratability
ICD 10: F43.1 Posttraumatische Belastungsstörung
DSM IV: 309.81 Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
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Trauma 1: Various anxieties
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Trauma 2: Sexual transgressions and attacks
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Trauma 3: Sexual abuse
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Trauma 4: War in every variation
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Discovering PTSD
... is not so very easy, because a lot of clients first went to doctors and other
therapists to get rid of their symtoms that will not vanish in the end.
And even when you are trained to know about that the trauma very often is
covered in the deep structure.
How do you know that on the ground their is a (covered) trauma?
Another question is:
Should you work with the trauma or is it better to put in in the safe?
Be sure:
Sometimes you get very strong affects if you word with EMDR or EMI!
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EMDR – basic work
EMDR basic work
- remember a traumatic scene
- find out the most important picture (V)
- find out the body sensations (K)
- find the negative cognition (belief) (AiD)
- find out the stress level: SUD 0 – 10 (K)
- find the positive cognition (contra belief): VoC 1 – 7 (AiD)
- hold the picture (V)
- hold the affects and body sensations (K)
- focus inside (picture) and outside (fingers) at the same moment (V)
- breathe and blend out (K-V)
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EMDR – Working with submodalities
What do you think when you see these fingers in action
going right and left and back again and point to something
somewhere in the room before your face?
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EMDR – Working with submodalities
And what do you think when you see this?
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NLP V-K dissociation
Very similar – isn‘t it?
YEAH – it is the V – K dissociation, called
Cinema (1979) and later (Fast) Phobia Technique!!!
In the beginning (1989) an EDMR therapist used the
horizontal line to irritate the representation of the
traumatic experience
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EMDR – Working with representation systems
Today they are using all representation positions of the eyes
as Steve Andreas did long time ago when he started to
worked with eye movement intervention (EMI, 1993)
- and he used all the representation systems we know from our NLP work - to combine them
with the finger movements in front of the eyes
to get away from the traumatic experience that
brougth flashbacks and all the other stuff like
drug abuse, psychosomatic and relationship
problems and so on ...
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EMI – Working with submodalities
Eye movement integration (EMI), developed by Connirae and
Steve Andreas, is NLP’s kinder, gentler, more rapid and
effective version of Eye Movement Desensitization and
Reprocessing (EMDR). EMI is a very simple method that is
particularly effective with problematic memories from the past,
and anxieties about the future. Since EMI is a general way to
integrate different brain processing modes, it can also be used
to resolve—or at least clarify—a wide range of other symptoms
and problems.
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EMI – Working with a Vietnam veteran with PTSD
Look at the youtube video
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Grinder and Shapiro
„Long before eye movement desensitization and reprocessing was called
„EMDR“, there were a number of trauma techniques that came out of the
research in the 1960s, particularly in the relation of neuro-linguistic
programming (NLP).
JOHN GRINDER .... tought these techniques to an administrator who worked
with him. The administrator was FRANCINE SHAPIRO, who then later
claimes to have invented EMDR without references to GRINDER, or any
other source for that matter.“
DR. RANDi FREDERICKS, PH.D.
Read more: John Grinder,THE WHISPERING AND THE WIND FORUM
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EMDR Manual to work with
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Conclusions for NLPt
We have to do more
research – our credo ;)))!
We have a lot of very good tools to understand
problems AND to intervent in a fast and ecological way!
My HOPE is that the east european colleagues and states
will take the chance to work with these wonderful tools and
to publish serious results – that will help us in western
Europe in working with NLPt in the field of psychotherapy!
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Thank you
for listening –
any questions or / and comments?
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