Category: Rapid Resolution Therapy

PTSD & Flashbacks: Right temporal lobe issues?

Posted by Courtney - November 1, 2010 - Rapid Resolution Therapy, Science and Neuroscience, Trauma Therapy Trends
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In a recent study Minnesota researchers observed that patients with PTSD consistently show heightened activity on the right side of their brain, specifically in the temporal lobe area. Find out what this implies.

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U. S. Army features article on Rapid Resolution Therapy for Combat PTSD

Posted by Courtney - September 24, 2010 - Depression, Grief and Loss, Rapid Resolution Therapy, Trauma Therapy Trends
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Earlier this month, the United States Army posted an article on their website featuring Rapid Resolution Therapy as an alternative trauma therapy treatment for soldiers experiencing combat PTSD.

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Get your password for the Rapid Resolution Therapy free online video course

Posted by armstronglpc - September 12, 2010 - Rapid Resolution Therapy, Trauma Therapy Trends
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We have completed the Rapid Resolution Therapy online introductory course for mental health professionals. The educational videos are divided up into four 15-minute segments that give you an overview of the Rapid Resolution Therapy method. If you are a mental health professional who wants to learn more about Rapid Resolution Therapy, this free course is for you. Email me at armstronglpc@gmail.com to receive your password to watch the course! Thanks, Courtney Armstrong, LPC

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Complex PTSD requires emotional skills training + trauma focused therapy

Posted by Courtney - August 30, 2010 - Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Depression, Getting Clients Unstuck, Grief and Loss, Mindfulness and Meditation, Neuroscience, Rapid Resolution Therapy, Trauma Therapy Trends
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Teaching emotional regulation skills seems especially relevant for people who have suffered multiple traumas, as they never really learned how to naturally regulate emotions. Instead they may have used substances, self-injury, sex, shopping, or other compulsive behaviors to regulate distress. Even after we’ve cleared a trauma, they may still not have a good handle on how to cope with other stressors. A recent study by Cloitre and colleagues validates this.

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Neuroscience and Rapid Resolution Therapy

Posted by armstronglpc - August 30, 2010 - Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Getting Clients Unstuck, Grief and Loss, Hypnosis, Mindfulness and Meditation, Rapid Resolution Therapy, Science and Neuroscience, Trauma Therapy Trends
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Did you know that you don’t have to use EMDR or painful exposure techniques to clear the emotional charge of a traumatic memory? All that is required is keeping the client “emotionally present” as they are describing the details of the event.

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Which topics interest you most?

Posted by Courtney - July 29, 2010 - Hypnosis, Inspiration and Encouragement, Mindfulness and Meditation, Neuroscience, Rapid Resolution Therapy, Trauma Therapy Trends
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Please vote in this short poll to let me know which trauma therapy topics interest you the most. Thanks!

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Sunshine Heals Childhood Abuse

Posted by Courtney - July 27, 2010 - Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Compassion Fatigue, Depression, Getting Clients Unstuck, Grief and Loss, Hypnosis, Inspiration and Encouragement, Mindfulness and Meditation, Rapid Resolution Therapy, Trauma Therapy Trends, Uncategorized
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Cassie opened her eyes and tearfully smiled as she said, “I thought I was full of darkness. But now I realize you are right, I AM the Sunshine! My grandfather saw that in me. I am not those things my mom said about me. I am the Light and can chase old shadows away.” I teared up too as I watched her entire countenance change and she got up to give me a big hug.

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Imagery to shift perceived identity

Posted by armstronglpc - July 27, 2010 - Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Compassion Fatigue, Depression, Getting Clients Unstuck, Grief and Loss, Hypnosis, Inspiration and Encouragement, Mindfulness and Meditation, Rapid Resolution Therapy, Trauma Therapy Trends, Uncategorized
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Cassie opened her eyes and tearfully smiled as she said, “I thought I was full of darkness. But now I realize you are right, I AM the Sunshine! My grandfather saw that in me. I am not those things my mom said about me. I am the Light and can chase old shadows away.” I teared up too as I watched her entire countenance change and she got up to give me a big hug.

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Use of humor to clear needle phobia

Posted by armstronglpc - July 26, 2010 - Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Compassion Fatigue, Getting Clients Unstuck, Hypnosis, Inspiration and Encouragement, Rapid Resolution Therapy, Trauma Therapy Trends
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Ross replied in his best German accent, “You vill allow me to insert dis needle into your arm and you vill like it, tiny Frenchman! When we are done, I vill give you a delicious strudel, and you vill like dis too.”

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Using symbolic imagery to calm emotions and stop smoking

Posted by armstronglpc - July 25, 2010 - Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Depression, Getting Clients Unstuck, Hypnosis, Inspiration and Encouragement, Mindfulness and Meditation, Rapid Resolution Therapy, Trauma Therapy Trends
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Donna said she was delighted with her yellow canary. Not only was the process of breathing and imagining the canary keeping her claustrophobia at bay, but it also helped her stop smoking!

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