EMDR Self Administered with 528Hz Harmonics

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

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  • @Imanne87
    @Imanne87 4 года назад +211

    I picture the moving light as an eraser in my subconscious, removing negative programs and beliefs that no longer serve my highest good. Love and light will take their place

    • @0anant0
      @0anant0 4 года назад +3

      very nice analogy!

    • @anu7982
      @anu7982 4 года назад +1

      Nice 👌 ❤️

    • @Valeriestitchman
      @Valeriestitchman 4 года назад

      Analogy on point 👌🏻

    • @jbullets5964
      @jbullets5964 3 года назад

      That's a great idea

    • @sebascarvajal2277
      @sebascarvajal2277 2 года назад +3

      Wow, I thought I was the only one who felted like that, I was literally thinking this works like an eraser omg. I really love this video.

  • @Leislady
    @Leislady 4 года назад +776

    This sounds a little weird but it was really helpful in conjunction with EMDR therapy-Write to your inner child using your prominent hand and then have your inner child write you back using your other hand. You can ask questions or soothe them- just let them have a voice and tell you what they are feeling. Make sure to parent them lovingly. Tell them they are safe. I tried this with two particularly rough childhood memories that I was working on with EMDR - and it helped a lot for me with processing. Could help someone out there🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @DarkMoonDroid
      @DarkMoonDroid 3 года назад +4

      XLNT idea!!!

    • @idarasmussen3137
      @idarasmussen3137 3 года назад +3

      Thxx will try

    • @hypatia4754
      @hypatia4754 3 года назад +9

      Thanks! I´ve been trying to do something with my inner child but didn´t know what to do. This might do the trick.

    • @BlindFaith777
      @BlindFaith777 3 года назад +2

      Wow! Thank you for this tip.

    • @GLisciousC
      @GLisciousC 3 года назад +4

      Thank you! I am doing inner child work and also contemplating EMDR

  • @Flo_JustFloo
    @Flo_JustFloo 4 года назад +601

    This is amazing. I have had EMDR therapy with my therapist and it has helped me a lot. I still know how to do it and I think it's good to have some kind of structure with it. Just like Christy explained it in the current top post, that's close to how I do it. I'm glad I found this and now I can do this also alone. I do think it can be dangerous to do it if you are still very unstable or to do it with very severe trauma alone. EMDR is a very strong technique and has a lot of healing power, BUT with healing there also comes a prize to pay. Often we can be very attached to our trauma. It can be our identity. Our drive. Our motivation. Please be aware that if you lose your trauma there can be a huge nothing left. Try to remember things you like to do unrelated to your trauma to get a first few starting points and go from there. And also: just because you don't suffer from the trauma anymore you can still have it as a part of your life. Help others. Write online. Help people in your community. Those are just some ideas.

    • @tsunami8248
      @tsunami8248 4 года назад +7

      So cute what you say. Danke

    • @fridsrikenileri1268
      @fridsrikenileri1268 4 года назад +1

      @elimar008 there's a reply in the top comments which explains a bit in bullet point form.
      (It's my first time here 🤗)

    • @waseemghanim
      @waseemghanim 4 года назад

      Can u explain for me how u was using this treatment pls

    • @Leislady
      @Leislady 4 года назад +37

      Ive been doing EMDR therapy for about 8 months now. It has helped me tremendously. But I really relate to what you said about the void- when the trauma starts to heal and disappear. It felt like everything Ive known just kind of crumbled around me, and now Im alone on this island- standing by myself. Happy to be where I am but nothing feels familiar and it’s honestly a little scary moving forward. I hung onto my trauma for a long long time- not really addressing it- or realizing it held me back as much as it did. Definitely relate to your comment on it being a part of your identity and your motivation. Thank you - very nice to know I’m not alone.

    • @MelodiousMayhem21
      @MelodiousMayhem21 3 года назад +2

      thanks for this.

  • @lochgarbh7337
    @lochgarbh7337 4 года назад +235

    I did this once this morning and it has given me the most peaceful day in a very long time. A trauma disorder that has been in operation for about 8 years was making my life not worth living but after one 10 minute session I am in a different place. Unbelievable.

    • @artfulinspirationsbysue126
      @artfulinspirationsbysue126 3 года назад +3

      Curious how you did it .. did you think of your trauma the whole time?

    • @billydiesel8520
      @billydiesel8520 3 года назад +25

      @@artfulinspirationsbysue126 Yes. Think about how it makes you feel. The feelings are harder to recall when your eyes are moving like that. Try to really feel what it was like at the time, and your mind will be nearly scrubbed of these charged emotions.

    • @lochgarbh7337
      @lochgarbh7337 3 года назад +15

      @@artfulinspirationsbysue126 I tried to yes. Sorry for the late reply. I revisited this today and did it again. Once again I tried to think of the trauma but my mind wandered to other things also. Did you get any benefit from it? It blew my mind the first time. It actually gave me relief so good that I became mildly elated.

    • @michellecoleman9080
      @michellecoleman9080 2 года назад +1

      Lol

    • @shariegrignon
      @shariegrignon 2 года назад +2

      So happy for you!

  • @nadi1010
    @nadi1010 3 года назад +55

    Whoever you are, thank you so so much for putting this up without advertisements. You are helping more people than you even know ❤️

  • @crystallewis81
    @crystallewis81 9 лет назад +303

    Thank you so much for posting this video. For a good portion of my life I have suffered from debilitating anxiety and panic attacks, especially very early in the morning. I've tried pretty much every and anything from tons of different meds and herbal remedies to therapy to breathing etc etc etc and nothing has been as effective is this, not even other emdr videos. I believe the hz sound waves you used in this makes all of the difference. I cannot put into words how grateful I truly am. This is the second morning in the last week that I've woken up in a state of panic, used this video, and felt completely calm, comfortable, and relaxed. I would recommend trying this to anyone that suffers from anxiety and panic. Thanks again from the bottom of my heart!

    • @ryanbreeze2312
      @ryanbreeze2312 9 лет назад +4

      Crystal S
      if you ever want an anxiety buddy feel free to msg

    • @isochronicalpha
      @isochronicalpha  9 лет назад +6

      Crystal S I'm happy this video has worked out well for you.

    • @tenetdemi4961
      @tenetdemi4961 9 лет назад +1

      +Crystal S Thanks for the feedback; i’ll try it on tomorrow morning. It’s THIS or i’m out.

    • @santafejack
      @santafejack 8 лет назад +1

      +Ten et demi I hope this helped and you are, in fact NOT "out".

    • @itellmyselfjokes9936
      @itellmyselfjokes9936 8 лет назад +3

      can i ask what do you exactly do when you watch this video? Like how do you channel your thoughts during the video..

  • @brittanymarie8523
    @brittanymarie8523 5 лет назад +210

    Prior to engaging in the exercise do the following: 1/2) identify the "picture/memory" that you want to heal AND the corresponding feelings this negative experienced caused within you (i.e., "I must be worthless.") 3) identify the positive statement(s) to replace the negative statements-the negative thought you had at the time of the trignt (i.e., "I am good enough"). The VA.gov has a great one minute video detailing the "how to".

    • @aimane3375
      @aimane3375 2 года назад +4

      🙏 thank you 💓🧘‍♀️

    • @hilarywoodfine8667
      @hilarywoodfine8667 8 месяцев назад +1

      where is the 'how to' videon on the VA website? thanks

    • @mayank78207
      @mayank78207 7 месяцев назад

      What is VA gov??

  • @brennalamb3040
    @brennalamb3040 2 года назад +22

    I felt really proud of myself today- when I listened to this, I realized I’d already addressed a lot of the images of my trauma in therapy. It was nice to see just how much of it has faded from something actively haunting me for years to something I can watch with minimal emotional effect and an objective view. It is proof that time and facing my fears truly is helping me heal and that brings me peace and joy.

  • @gillbawden
    @gillbawden 7 лет назад +687

    I listened to this earlier, I felt a bit awful afterwards. Tonight I walked into my home without checking the whole house for an attacker. Very strange to feel like this. Thank you. I am looking forward to tomorrow.

    • @Randomdude-i8x
      @Randomdude-i8x 5 лет назад +34

      Working on past trauma can trigger more past trauma to the surface or make the trauma you did emdr on more easily triggered. Take care of yourself, there are a lot of things you can do to deal with the emdr aftermath (think of yourself as a little child that needs emotional help). Also just time will make the trigger smaller.

    • @cmhardin37
      @cmhardin37 5 лет назад +9

      Better safe than sorry though. Check the house?

    • @onthehill3381
      @onthehill3381 5 лет назад +12

      You can feel bad afterwards for a short while before you notice improvement. It’s common to feel exhausted after.

    • @jknell5031
      @jknell5031 4 года назад +18

      In addition to EMDR, there is Core Transformation therapy. See Tamara Andreas Core Transformation on YT. Basically, it's all about feeling your feelings. The therapist will ask what's the problem. You say fear.Your therapist asks where is it? You say, the back of my neck. She then says go into that part in a feeling sort of way and ask it, What do you want? The part says, safety! Thank the part and imagine it in safety. Then ask is there anything deeper than safety. Wait for the answers a bit. It could be an image, a sound or even another feeling. Let's say the word Calmness comes up.You thank, the part, imagine it in Calmness and after a it ask is there something deeper than Calmness? And now you get oneness, or peace, love or being-ness. The interesting point in CT is these Core feelings of oneness etc are already there in us. Like a newborn, the ego-less state is
      already there. Then to top the day off I try to do Greg Braden's Gratitude Meditation. It's 7 mins, slow deep breathing, hand over the heart and feel the gratitude. It can be for anything. Yes, my PTSD has me that screwed up.

    • @gillbawden
      @gillbawden 4 года назад

      @@jknell5031 Thank you J.

  • @agame168
    @agame168 3 года назад +136

    I use this whenever i have emotions that i don’t understand where they come from. With C-PTSD i find that i repress my emotions without even realizing it. Its nice to be able to go back in my mind and organize my emotions

    • @КатяБерг-б7о
      @КатяБерг-б7о 3 года назад +2

      How did you do it? Just focus on the emotion and make eye movements? Did you replace negative beliefs that you could know during the process?

    • @fifiearthwanderer
      @fifiearthwanderer 2 года назад +1

      Same here. Its like a knee jerk reaction to repress them. Hoping this helps. What do you do exactly during the session?

    • @calvelinkchencen
      @calvelinkchencen 2 года назад +7

      @@КатяБерг-б7о I am not the OP but I do the same. I bring up the painful memory, focus on the feelings and the thoughts that come with it. Because of the eye movement the feelings do not become overwhelming for me, so I can dive deep into them. Automatically the source of the feelings of feeling worthless or not enough opens and I can work through it. Then I think about how I would have wanted to feel in that situation and really dive into that. When I feel better I focus on this for a while until it sits deep inside and then I finish the session

  • @FffffffffffffffffffffffffffffL
    @FffffffffffffffffffffffffffffL 4 года назад +75

    I've had EMDR with an incredible therapist, he knew Francine Shapiro who invented EMDR in the 80s. I thought trauma was permanent, but I'm on my way now to normal. EMDR is seriously like magic, it's crazy what the mind can do.

  • @kathirusche4735
    @kathirusche4735 2 года назад +8

    I did EMDR with a professional because I was perseverating on the moment an ER doctor told me I had brain cancer. I relived it 150 times a day, and all night. I did one session of EMDR and it stopped. It's miraculous.

    • @katkatkat5
      @katkatkat5 2 года назад +1

      It really is I almost can’t believe it. My flashbacks completely stopped (they were nonstop too) after I did this by myself even

  • @markojokanovic7921
    @markojokanovic7921 3 года назад +62

    This really works. I imagined one of my childhood traumas there's a lot of them but one specific when my mother told me that I am to much sensitive and i need to stop crying for stupid things so she left the house and said I will come back when you stop crying. I felt like I'm not good enough and i don't deserve her love so she abendobed me and will never come back. I was just 5 y old. So what I did I recalled the memory and first round I did 2 minutes just thinking about the situation and I felt again like that little child. Then I did one more round of 2 minutes imaging that she came back and said I love you boy, I'll never leave you I am so sorry. You're good enough ect. So actually I made up a good ending story and somehow I feel now like that situation end up positive. When I think about it now I feel love and security.

    • @こなた-m1o
      @こなた-m1o 2 года назад +3

      omg this is absolutely beautiful. thank you for sharing and i'm so glad for your healing 💗

    • @gemspiritmessages2754
      @gemspiritmessages2754 2 года назад +2

      This is a fantastic way to deal with your trauma. Thankyou for sharing

    • @raquelrodriguez865
      @raquelrodriguez865 5 месяцев назад

      This is amazing :)

  • @alistairkinnear8737
    @alistairkinnear8737 8 лет назад +518

    amazing how the triggering memories stop.
    I do this at least once a day and my life has improved tremendously as a result.
    thanks so much for this.

    • @MrFaulkner42
      @MrFaulkner42 8 лет назад +7

      just the 10 minutes? And what are thinking of during or early on? I haven't had success short term, but I'm not going to give up.

    • @alistairkinnear8737
      @alistairkinnear8737 8 лет назад +6

      +Chris Faulkner my relationship. it really helped stop the thoughts.

    • @MrFaulkner42
      @MrFaulkner42 8 лет назад +1

      Just saw the notification in my email. Your current relationship?

    • @alistairkinnear8737
      @alistairkinnear8737 8 лет назад +17

      I just ended my 8 year marriage yesterday.

    • @MrFaulkner42
      @MrFaulkner42 8 лет назад +6

      I am sorry. But may I ask...your negative thought is related to the marriage? Are you thinking of a positive to erase the negative? Or thinking the negative and the EMDR helps chase it away? Not trying to pry. Just understand whether we're focusing on a positive or negative?

  • @mindyr.5654
    @mindyr.5654 5 лет назад +31

    I have separation anxiety with my boyfriend.. i am 34 years old and been abandoned as a child and more then a few times as an adult. I have been in therapy, but what i do i can't shake the feeling that i am not worthy of love and they will leave or are planning to leave me. This really helped a lot! I used a memory of my boyfriend and at first I could feel him on a pedestal and after the session I feel much more equality. The sharp edges seem to be gone. Thank you

    • @BrendaPenton
      @BrendaPenton 3 года назад +5

      That sounds like codependency, which I am going through now. I'd advise looking it up and watching this on things that may have caused it (often childhood neglect, abandonment or lack of affection) or the feelings of lack of self love and worth. It causes very hard feelings of jealousy and fear of abandonment. I hope you are doing well now since it is a year later, but thought I'd mention it.

    • @Ksiuiu
      @Ksiuiu 2 года назад +1

      ❤️

  • @lochgarbh7337
    @lochgarbh7337 2 года назад +22

    It is now nearly 2 years since I first used this video (RUclips is saying its one year- its 2 years in a few weeks). My very first go with this video gave me around 48 hours of the most amazing psychological relief I had experienced in many years. Alas the experience faded and I went back to the familiar trauma disorder with all its trimmings. Subsequent attempts to experience the same quality of relief did not work so I started to believe it was a one off and I was beyond the saving power of EMDR. How wrong I was!!!!!
    I was reintroduced to EMDR by a trained therapist only days ago- she told me it was something I had to do consistently and that it would help my brain to repair itself with continued use. She was so right. My life has been transformed thanks to daily use of EMDR. I was at the end of my tether and ready to die. EMDR has restored me to a life of acceptance, enjoyment, relief and peace- EMDR has allowed me to sleep properly and during that sleep my brain has healed. Please dont make the mistake that I made 2 years ago and give up on EMDR after one incredible experience or an initial disappointing experience- it works better with continued usage over time. My therapist introduced me to 2 EMDR videos on youtube and they have both been amazing for me. USE EARPHONES WHEN DOING THEM.
    ruclips.net/video/rcxVud2XZw0/видео.html - FOR USE AT ANY TIME OF DAY
    ruclips.net/video/FkuqlRkMk_s-/видео.html FOR USE 30 MINS BEFORE SLEEP.

    • @zincerish
      @zincerish Год назад +1

      Thank you so sharing! Will this work for sleep anxiety? It's very hard for me to sleep due to a PTSD experience

    • @ana-pd9hl
      @ana-pd9hl Год назад

      @@zincerish Not the person you are asking but usually one of the most common side effects of EMDR is fatigue and sleepiness. Hope it works for you 😊

  • @dicres1516
    @dicres1516 4 года назад +15

    Thank you...! Have done this with a physiologist with success and he told me I can do at home... I played around with this video and thought it was a good idea.. UNTIL I had a bad day.. noticed my anxiety watched this redirected my thought pattern to a healthier pattern watched again... felt much better, instantly ...2 weeks later: best I’ve been since the trauma just over 12 months ago..
    Thank you 🙏

  • @banginghats2
    @banginghats2 4 года назад +42

    I just tried this and every time I thought of one of the many traumas I've suffered in the last year, I started sobbing my eyes out. It seemed to make the emotion flare up and intensify and then gradually subside. I was a carer for my lovely mum for over ten years and the last year was terrible for her with all her health problems before she passed last September. So much suffering for her and stress for me has left me traumatised and in terrible grief. This does seem to bring emotions out so they can be released. I will do this at least once a day for the next few weeks.

    • @jonathanmore1277
      @jonathanmore1277 4 года назад +17

      Only my opinion. Sobbing means you are letting yourself feel repressed emotions. It’s a good thing. You can’t give up what you don’t own.

    • @wednesdayschild3627
      @wednesdayschild3627 2 года назад

      I had a heart attack from stress after caring for my mom for 10 years.

    • @banginghats2
      @banginghats2 2 года назад

      @@wednesdayschild3627 Really sorry to hear that. I know it can be incredibly stressful. Hope you are doing OK now.

    • @rosepemberton5262
      @rosepemberton5262 2 года назад +3

      Sending you love and light. You're an amazing, caring, loving person.

    • @banginghats2
      @banginghats2 2 года назад

      @@rosepemberton5262 Thanks for your kind words.

  • @justinemerrill6558
    @justinemerrill6558 11 месяцев назад +4

    Thank you. I had done this therapy in the past. And now it's nice to have a youtube pocket version. It's extremely helpful and I have felt much better in the last two days

  • @melissawebb7558
    @melissawebb7558 6 лет назад +60

    Thank you for taking the time to make and post this. I just used it while thinking of my worst memory from my childhood. Just before it hit the 8 min mark I stopped crying and felt calm and emotionless. I feel like that means it worked.

  • @rabbitwho
    @rabbitwho 3 года назад +38

    take something that is bothering you (not a trauma) and think about it while watching the ball. Whatever feelings come up, try to stay with them rather than, say, arguing with yourself "I should feel different" or anything like that, just stay with the feelings or memories and see what comes up while always focusing on the ball going back and forth. Whatever you feel is ok. You don't have to "do" anything else.
    If you find yourself getting avoidant (of emotions or thoughts) or starting to get flooded (with emotions or thoughts), it's time to take a break. Be gentle with yourself, come back to it when you feel ready. Notice if your tendency is to get flooded or to get avoidant, both are ok. You are ok. It's good to know this about yourself, because in your life if you are good at noticing these things you will know when it's time to take a breather.
    If 10 is a panic attack and 1 is calm, start with something that's a 3 or a 4, and don't go to your 10 things until you are experienced with this, and ideally with someone to support you if there is someone safe you can trust or if you can afford a therapist

  • @sunnykawatachi
    @sunnykawatachi 2 года назад +9

    I have been doing self-administered EMDR for the past week or two and it has been working!
    I feel less inclined to ruminate on past events. I haven't gotten any super powerful effects just yet, but I can tell it's working. Recently, I've been having vivid dreams and recollections of the past, things I haven't thought about in decades. I feel like it's digging up what I need to process. My therapist said to let EMDR do its work and trust that it'll guide you on what you need to work on.
    I will be doing EMDR every single day for the next year, so I will update you all on my progress throughout my journey :)
    Much blessings and hope everyone is on the path to healing themselves :)
    xoxo

    • @RestorativeRenaissance
      @RestorativeRenaissance 2 года назад

      Thanks for sharing - how are you finding EMDR one month on?

    • @sunnykawatachi
      @sunnykawatachi 2 года назад +3

      @@RestorativeRenaissance Fantastic. Highly recommend. Most of my trauma I don't even think about anymore which is very freeing. Still hoping to do more EMDR, however. Will report back about further insights.

    • @RestorativeRenaissance
      @RestorativeRenaissance 2 года назад +1

      @@sunnykawatachi brilliant - thank you for responding! Glad to hear that you’re seeing and feeling great results. I’ve been doing it a week and took a few days off to go sailing. I am noticing the difference already. I feel differently about the relational issues I had focussed on in last weeks sessions - like a weight has lifted. So I’m going to persist and tackle each source of my anxiety until they’ve been minimised / negated. It is amazing that such a simple technique yields these results.

    • @katkatkat5
      @katkatkat5 2 года назад

      @@RestorativeRenaissance same for me. Literally did this once for a few different traumas. I had been triggered and was experiencing nonstop flashbacks and anxiety atttacks. I was so desperate when I tried this video 4 days ago. It’s almost unbelievable how much better I feel. Now I want to work on childhood trauma from bullying to help with my social interactions in the present. Fingers crosses

    • @CRAZYGAMER-ih2yu
      @CRAZYGAMER-ih2yu Год назад

      Hey how are you doing?

  • @jonathanhowell496
    @jonathanhowell496 7 лет назад +378

    Before doing this exercise, be sure to identify your negative and positive statements--the negative thought you had at the time of the triggering event (i.e. "I am powerless") and the positive statement now (i.e. "I am in control now.") Rate which one is rationally more true. Then identify any tension in your body that arises from the triggering memory and allow yourself to relax the tension away. An EMDR session is not considered successful unless you can remove all the body tension during the exercise. You have to know body and mind that your positive statement of safety and vindication is true for you and that the old beliefs are false.

    • @Diggs4Dogs
      @Diggs4Dogs 6 лет назад +13

      Very true, that's when you know it has worked. When the tension is gone. I had one session and couldn't believe the changes in my life, but need to go back until I've gone through ALL the memories. Thanks for sharing that.

    • @RonLarhz
      @RonLarhz 5 лет назад +1

      How do u execute it? What do u think about when following the dot?

    • @omsnaga
      @omsnaga 5 лет назад +6

      how does the brain know which message to take in? If I think about both the good and the bad.. shouldn't it all just be desensitized?

    • @RonLarhz
      @RonLarhz 5 лет назад +3

      @@omsnaga
      I tried with thinking the bad. Seems to work. Feeling was less intense but i havent tried it again cos i was not ready.

    • @omsnaga
      @omsnaga 5 лет назад

      @@RonLarhz maybe start off with the smaller stuff

  • @ralph9245
    @ralph9245 2 года назад +10

    This helped me to find the reason why Id always shake my hands when signing something, and thats was giving me a lot of anxiety because its embarrassing. Few years ago I had to sign a document to renew my driving license and the lady was asking me to sign the same way I signed like 15 years ago when I first got my driving license, I failed to sign so many times in front of her because I simply couldnt write that way anymore, and from that moment I was shaking every time when signing anything in front of other people. This lady couldve have helped me and accepted the way I sign but I was forced to attempt to sign for like 20 minutes the way she wanted . Just after watching this video and trying to think so hard about the problem, I feel better now that I remember that fact, so I found the trauma, now I need to work on that, and accept that I dont need to shake anymore I guess

  • @Racecarlock
    @Racecarlock 8 лет назад +170

    I didn't expect this to be that powerful, especially for depression. Cool.

    • @deolho3538
      @deolho3538 4 года назад +3

      Are you still without depression after that video?

    • @boy2192
      @boy2192 3 года назад +8

      @@deolho3538 it really works, your mind goes blank and you feel better

  • @idarasmussen3137
    @idarasmussen3137 3 года назад +31

    Trying to heal my traumaus on my own, bc i feel like even with therapy, the traumaus still haunt my thoughts everyday.
    BUT i tried this for one of the traumaus, and now the day after i dont feel that emotional attached to the memory, and i cant almost remember the details of the memory like i used to😄 im sooo happy, pls dont ever delete this video, i have hopes this can changs my life!!🙏😊

  • @AshleyFae
    @AshleyFae 4 года назад +20

    I’m going to try doing this a few times a week. Whenever I look back on my life, most of my childhood is completely blank due to varying forms of emotional and physical abuse and neglect. This helped me remember some not so horrible memories that had been blocked out with the bad ones. I hope this can help me remember abuse too so that I can come to terms with it. Some days I’ll re-live the abuse, and then I’ll wake up one morning having blocked it out again. I really hope this helps.

  • @michellecloutier9082
    @michellecloutier9082 Год назад +5

    I'm was sitting in my truck in the Winn Dixie parking lot deciding if I was going to just dose my anxiety with alcohol or try to dive in and get myself to cry. Then i remembered this video and gave it a shot. I had been holding my breath for days and didn't know why. The memories came up, I felt them, cried some then turned that shit upside down. I saw myself as a child standing up to my mother, empowered and taking my brother across the street to the neighbors and telling them what was going on in our house. On the 3d time through the video I felt my constricted stomach relax and my chest relax into a breathing I barely recognized. My head is still buzzing. I think it's also good for creativity... Stimulate the right side.

  • @velocirapture89
    @velocirapture89 6 месяцев назад +3

    This is surprisingly helpful to do in the evening before I go to bed. It actually helps to calm me down.

  • @amylee7192
    @amylee7192 7 лет назад +40

    I was in emdr therapy for years before i moved to a state that doesn't believe in helping those with mental illness. Im truly happy to have found this.

    • @MaryDavidson911
      @MaryDavidson911 2 года назад +1

      Missouri? Or another midwest state? Lol

  • @abiman51
    @abiman51 Год назад +2

    thank you so much for not putting ads around this video.. a true gift

  • @isaac10231
    @isaac10231 4 года назад +238

    Holy shit something is working dude, I feel different. Like I can look back at my trauma and it's not hurting me as much.
    Like, I just randomly started smiling and feeling a bit better watching this, something changed in my brain.
    This shit is nuts.
    It wasn't working when the sound was off though I'll say that. I think my mind was too scattered without it.

    • @murphy903
      @murphy903 4 года назад +30

      It really does work. I started it last night and when I went to our office today, my employees said, "There's something different about you." I've always been a kind and generous person. I treat everyone with respect. But, they said that they noticed a certain anxiety level gone in me. I can feel it. Wonderful.

    • @victoriajohn6693
      @victoriajohn6693 3 года назад +6

      emdr is psychological surgery! i am so happy for you

    • @rabbitwho
      @rabbitwho 3 года назад +14

      @nth gates take something that is bothering you (not a trauma) and think about it while watching the ball. Whatever feelings come up, try to stay with them rather than, say, arguing with yourself "no i need to think postive" or anything like that, just stay with the feelings or memories and see what comes up while always focusing on the ball going back and forth. You don't have to "do" anything else. If you find yourself getting avoidant or starting to get flooded, it's time to take a break. Be gentle with yourself, come back to it.
      Notice if your tendency is to get flooded or to get avoidant, both are ok. You are ok. It's good to know this about yourself, because in your life if you are good at noticing these things you will know when it's time to take a breather.
      If 10 is a panic attack and 1 is calm, start with something that's a 3 or a 4, and don't go to your 10 things until you are experienced with this, and ideally with someone to support you if there is someone safe you can trust or if you can afford a therapist

    • @Feline-friend007
      @Feline-friend007 3 года назад +7

      @@murphy903 i feel like ive got an extra layer of something protective around me and i feel quiet inside. Its wonderful.

    • @sebascarvajal2277
      @sebascarvajal2277 2 года назад

      @@rabbitwho thank you so much

  • @jbullets5964
    @jbullets5964 3 года назад +17

    So grateful that this video was uploaded, it's apparently helped so many people. I'm overcoming a really traumatic relationship with a malignant narcissist who also suffered from what would be perceived schizophrenia. These issues were never addressed or treated with him and it left me to be subjected to a ton of psychological and emotional abuse along with manipulation and gaslighting. I've been struggling with an array of feelings that I keep ruminating on, so I'm really hoping this exercise will help. Looking forward to having an in person session as well. Thank you immensely for the upload 💙

    • @torib9348
      @torib9348 Год назад +1

      I too am here after escaping a relationship with a narcissist. He's left me and my life in absolute tatters and I'm not really sure how to rebuild and move on. Hoping this helps me and I hope it has helped you!

  • @kerrig.7314
    @kerrig.7314 6 лет назад +50

    Thank you so much for posting this. I'm using this as a supplement to twice a week EMDR with a licensed therapist. I have Complex-PTSD and anxiety due to a bad marriage with a narcissist and abuse as a child; and EMDR is doing tremendous things for me. I use this video to clean up the images that we have been working on in my sessions, I can go back to the memory and focus on any and all images that are still involuntarily popping up in my head. I only watch for about 30 seconds as I concentrate on the image in my head. And I'm only doing about 5 minutes total a couple of times a week. My advice for those that are interested would be to find a therapist that can do EMDR and try a session; and then do some at home. Only in very small increments. Thanks again!

  • @alwaysbeeurself
    @alwaysbeeurself 3 года назад +11

    I am not trying to just make a nice comment here, or try to prove if this is real, maybe it's placebo, but I doubt it, but I really don't know. I am legitimately experiencing emotions and memory, this is amazing.
    Prior to following this video I think of a question, such as why do I procrastinate, and then followed the ball. And what occurs is eventually it's like I'm guiding myself with questions as I'm watching this video, it's like my mind goes into a trance but yet I'm able to question/guide within this state, and I was able to go back to a moment in my childhood where I felt like I was messing up as a student when trying to do work and my teacher got mad, frustrated , and angry with me, I actually stated to feel so bad and cried. And I was able to do this with other issues I have and with remembered circumstances, I try to go back to, it's as if my mind goes into this trance and I can then question it, openly, to get to the bottom of it. And the weird thing is, I do this same type of crying/pain, there are no tears, but I do feel my face as if it's trying to cry and wants do, and I feel it inside my like I want to so badly but don't end up actually tearing as if my soul is very sad/hurt.
    So there is something going on here, I kind of feel like the mind knows where to go, it just needs guidance during the state you can get it in.
    Funny thing is, last night I tried this, and couldn't even focus. My mind was actually telling me to stop or something bad could happen. Oddly, the voice that was trying to get me to not do this is the same voice that existed when I had years of OCD. And I realize, it's as if my mind recognized so much trauma in my life it is forbidding me to ever experience it again, therefore compensating with ways with avoiding that pain but unintentionally causing disorders along the way as a result.
    Thank you for this video, I'm going to keep practicing using it, seeing where I can go with it. If any of this is true, this is truly a revolutionary way I never even knew existed on tapping into trauma and comforting it. I've read below peoples comments on how it helped change or is changing their life, so amazing that with this video you have changed peoples lives for the better.

  • @Welcome_Home253
    @Welcome_Home253 3 года назад +16

    The comments in this video thread made me cry, I pray that we all get past the trauma in our lives and continue to help others do the same

  • @chewbear
    @chewbear 4 года назад +90

    If you want to add some extra stimulation to this, cross your arms and tap your biceps along with the movements of the ball (otherwise known as the butterfly hug, there’s tons of RUclips videos on it). My therapist told me about this technique and it’s super helpful!

    • @jessicamartorano9432
      @jessicamartorano9432 3 года назад

      I'll tap in public to help calm me

    • @jessicamartorano9432
      @jessicamartorano9432 2 года назад

      @Christian Di Fonso I'm doing emdr under the care of my therapist. We use the tone during sessions/ groups when applicable. I tap in public when I don't feel comfy/ can't listen to the tone. Are you working with a therapist on the emdr?

    • @eddmtz4028
      @eddmtz4028 2 года назад

      I'll try it Chew, thanks

    • @Violatorclown
      @Violatorclown 2 года назад +2

      Interesting okay. I will try that next time. Butterfly hug, ha I'm way too much of a dude to admit that is the name I'm gonna pretend its called the self bear hug or something to make me sound cooler than I am.

    • @loverainthunder
      @loverainthunder 2 года назад +6

      @Christian Di Fonso If you don't know your traumas you might know your triggers. If you don't know your triggers then you must have some other indicator to the fact that you have a problem.
      You can probably use this with the triggers or the indicators. Just understand sometimes the mind will shut the door to the memories because you don't yet have a safe way of releasing them.
      Working on the triggers, or the indicators might be the recipe for your body/mind to learn its safe to release. Very slowly you might work on releasing pain of indicators, then gently triggers, the slowly open door while following your release recipe and let go of bits you might remember, if you need to ever even remember.

  • @zoeli72
    @zoeli72 5 лет назад +4

    Only just found this. I have also had proper EMDR treatment by a therapist for panic attacks, anxiety as a result of childhood trauma. It's the therapy that saved me! I think if I hadn't had it, I might be on prescription drugs or hardly be able to leave the house. But after the treatment I NEVER got another full-blown panic attack and live a happy and stable live. I'm so so grateful I came across my therapist and the method.

  • @kentrellminaj3635
    @kentrellminaj3635 4 года назад +25

    Last year I experienced bad car accident with a policeman. Ive never been the same since. For months I didn’t drive and I was terrified of being in a car especially at night time. The trauma from car accident also opened up the traumas I’ve experienced in my childhood. I’ve dealt with consistent nightmares, restless nights, going days without eating due to my anxiety causing me to have lack of appetite, and fear of death. I’m easily triggered at night time and especially when I see another police vehicle. EMDR has helped desensitized my triggers. I’ve been going to therapy working through this. However, with the COVID 19 going on I can’t see my therapist at this time due to social distancing. A few nights ago I went to the beach and when I came back to my car I noticed a ticket was on my windshield. As I looked down the road I saw two police vehicles leaving out the parking lot and I immediately went into that dark traumatic place in my mind. I’m still triggered by these things. But that’s the good thing about healing is being able to identify your triggers. I have hope that I can heal myself and bring self medicating to my mind. I will try doing this on my own and will work through the process. To all others who have experienced trauma in your life’s I’m here to let you know that we can get through this❤️. It takes time and patience to overcome deep rooted traumas. But most importantly, you as an individual must bring healing into your own self. No one else can heal you except yourself. It took me time to realize that. Be kind to yourself, stay positive and keep on healing 🌕⭐️🌈💜.

    • @Ashley-rp4ui
      @Ashley-rp4ui 4 года назад +2

      It is hard to be triggered. I am healing my triggers because they are coming up more and more. I want to say thank you for your story and I hope your doing good.

  • @naomioyler
    @naomioyler 9 лет назад +132

    Wow. This is a life saver. Thank you for posting this. I've been using this video for a couple of weeks now and I feel so much better.

    • @psb12121
      @psb12121 5 лет назад +3

      I see it's been years... But what are you doing while watching this? What are you thinKing about and does it matter?

    • @RonLarhz
      @RonLarhz 5 лет назад

      What do u do when folowing the dot? Blank out or rhinking smthg?

    • @chicuilio
      @chicuilio 5 лет назад

      Yes please share your whole.method

    • @naomioyler
      @naomioyler 5 лет назад +8

      Hi There, I recommend reading the comment from Christy Bingham, above. She explains it nicely.

    • @ruwi5683
      @ruwi5683 3 года назад

      Is it safe to just listen without Looking at it

  • @jajdude
    @jajdude 4 года назад +876

    People who watch a lot of tennis ought to be really happy.

  • @ayuanggraini2436
    @ayuanggraini2436 3 года назад +7

    As someone with a very severe Complex trauma i felt oftenly wake up in a bad mood and got tsunami from negative emotions which i dont understand and realize. I cant thank enuff for the emdr video it helps me to understand that i surpressed my emotions and thats what make me sick. Its a pattern that has been conditioned from how my parents invalidate my feelings never let me speak my feeling or express my emotions and a opinion. It caused me to bottle up those emotions and these untold emotions are still there in my brain along with a trauma from years of neglect and abuse they did. I am emotionally damaged and broken inside and i am trying to find those repressed emotions and learn how to deal with it in my adulthood. Thanks its very useful for my teraphy.

    • @Lethargie55
      @Lethargie55 3 года назад +2

      You will find your way!

    • @ayuanggraini2436
      @ayuanggraini2436 3 года назад +1

      @@Lethargie55 thank u babe im learning to feel again..

  • @katkatkat5
    @katkatkat5 2 года назад +4

    Incredible. This helped me so much and I feel so different now, it’s 4 days later now. Absolutely amazing

  • @calvelinkchencen
    @calvelinkchencen 2 года назад +6

    Thank you so much for this video. I have been working on a traumatic series on events that transpired 17 years ago but would not let me go. With this video and sound I did EMDR and suddenly after 17 years my right shoulder that had been stiff as a board, no matter how many treatments and massages I got, suddenly loosened and let go of all the pain and guilt stored in the tissue. It was life changing. The green dot is my new best friend. it would be great to have an 1h video of it if possible.

    • @cocoarecords
      @cocoarecords 2 года назад

      really happy to hear such impact. Best

    • @zitallen3562
      @zitallen3562 2 года назад

      that's possible? someone should do a study to see if this is possible, it can revolutionize psychology wtf

    • @calvelinkchencen
      @calvelinkchencen 2 года назад +2

      @@zitallen3562 Hey Allen, this is already proven that it works, there are many videos on youtube to explain how, and EMDR has been proven to help trauma survivors recover from PTSD. If you want to know moreI highly recommend the book " The body keeps the score" . Hope this helps!

    • @katkatkat5
      @katkatkat5 2 года назад

      Same I can’t believe how much this helped

    • @katkatkat5
      @katkatkat5 2 года назад

      How many times have you done this?

  • @MarinaSchaefer-lc5du
    @MarinaSchaefer-lc5du Месяц назад +1

    I'm so grateful for this type of therapy

  • @omsnaga
    @omsnaga 5 лет назад +28

    I've been feeling numb, stuck, nothing dramatic but just.. dead inside. And this seems to actually help, my body started shaking and I feel myself "unfreeze". I feel lighter inside, will definitely come back and do this again and again!

    • @NyaVale
      @NyaVale 5 лет назад +2

      Same here :)

    • @Jess-uc9nl
      @Jess-uc9nl 2 года назад +1

      Did you have to think any thoughts while doing it?

    • @Jess-uc9nl
      @Jess-uc9nl 2 года назад +1

      How did you do it? Can you elaborate on the process?

  • @JD-oc8zo
    @JD-oc8zo 2 года назад +3

    After doing a full year of trauma therapy that ended with intensive trauma therapy in a trauma clinic, I started doing EMDR on myself in bed when I had a lof of emotions or felt really unsafe. But when i continued with schematherapy I totally forgot about it, since we were using other techniques to connect with my inner child.
    I still struggle every now and again with beeing in "freeze" mode and I get super alert during periods with a lot of anxiety. So after a long time I tried doing EMDR on myself again using the same method I used in therapy, and focused a little more on the inner child work. It immediately helped relax me and let go of some of the unnoticed fear my body was experiencing.
    Even after all this therapy I still have a lot of difficulty with recognizing and feeling my feelings. My feelings can only come out when they're overflowing and I completely shut down, so having immediate access to something like this is incredibly helpful. Thank you.
    Also if there are any people that know of a helpful support group, I am very much still looking.

  • @JettJewel
    @JettJewel 9 лет назад +35

    This calmed me down. I felt my shoulders relax and zoned out. It's liberating. Ty

  • @tracybarno9940
    @tracybarno9940 5 лет назад +16

    I will be doing this everyday, it is a WONDERFUL emdr. I was carrying a heavy load on my mind, now I just real relief.

    • @katieviolin3621
      @katieviolin3621 5 лет назад

      How have you found it so far?

    • @tracybarno9940
      @tracybarno9940 5 лет назад +3

      @@katieviolin3621 Rewarding and Relaxing, it helped me to think more clearly and remove ALL the negativity that had took a toll on me and drained me.

  • @ITellsItLikeItIs
    @ITellsItLikeItIs 3 года назад +66

    This is probably why the video game “pong” was so mesmerizing for me and my friends when we were teenagers in the 70s.

    • @DarkMoonDroid
      @DarkMoonDroid 3 года назад +7

      I loved it too.
      Pretty obvious now, huh?

    • @BlindFaith777
      @BlindFaith777 3 года назад +1

      I liked it as well... lol. Wish I could still play it.

    • @uffete
      @uffete 8 месяцев назад +3

      this is actually a very interesting comment

  • @trotski619
    @trotski619 3 года назад +6

    Wow, this has helped..my cat (whom we adored) was viciously mauled to death this week by our neighbours dog and both my husband and I have been traumatized by it, as the noises he was making were horrific and we didn't get to him in time. We're not sleeping, we're tense because the dog lives next door and we have another cat, so we're hypervigilant around her. It popped into my head to try this, and although I'm not sure I did it correctly, i got a strong sense of calm half way through and i could feel the tension dissipating. I did this in the dark as i didn't want any distractions and i think that helped. I'm going to continue with this and focus on some old traumas..thank you so much to everyone on here, you're incredible people.

    • @soysprouts
      @soysprouts 3 года назад +5

      sending well wishes to you, I’m so sorry that happened. I would feel the same. I’m just a stranger, so maybe it isn’t my place, but it sounds like you guys both did the absolute best you could to save him and I’m sure he & your other both feel that they were and are so, so lucky to have you as owners❤️ I hope you can continue to find little bits of solace in this time of grief. I wish you both peace, healing, and better night’s rest

  • @KrystalNCMA
    @KrystalNCMA 5 лет назад +29

    I’ve done EMDR therapy for my PTSD but noticed as a “side effect” that it has helped my trypophobia as well. Amazing stuff!!!

    • @ThriveWithLouise
      @ThriveWithLouise 5 лет назад +5

      Its possibly linked to your ptsd. Omg. Sorry i had to research what trypophobia is and i have that too! I cringe to see small holes abd have ptsd. Thanks for reminding me im gonna work on this...

    • @87jackys
      @87jackys 3 года назад

      I have trypohobia i feel you hahah

  • @christopherkirklin961
    @christopherkirklin961 3 года назад +3

    I was attacked by two dogs last year, and I've been doing EMDR with my therapist for the last 9 months. I'd been doing a lot better and actually been able to take my dogs on a walk recently. This morning I had a triggering event (no injury or anything like that) but I got home from the walk and was very panicky and anxious. Still am, but this helps me process and get "off the ledge" so to speak. Thankful I have this video as a backup in between sessions with my therapist.

  • @arioblad6117
    @arioblad6117 2 года назад +15

    I am so happy I discovered this. I've felt hopeless with my misophonia for years, and finally I've found something that gives me hope that I'll be able to find more peace in my life.

  • @edalarconreal
    @edalarconreal 8 лет назад +21

    One of the best, or the best EMDR video on youtube. Thanks for posting!!

  • @MsTuliplady
    @MsTuliplady 4 года назад +5

    I'm doing this every day for a month. A lot has come at me in 2020, as it has for a BUNCH of us. Lots of unfair turns of events, and a lot of loss and new decisions to be made. Taking one event at a time to de-trigger in your mind will go a long way - and I want to get over the mental hurdles of an unfair job loss, financial anxiety, and a mean break-up - so I can get back to work. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

  • @dellpryor3149
    @dellpryor3149 2 месяца назад +1

    Thanks again for this wonderful gift! It changes my mood in minutes ❤️

  • @ch.hatohato
    @ch.hatohato 4 года назад +23

    I'm Japanese, and my English is not very good, so I rely on a translator.
    C-PTSD in Japan is not well known and the EMDR process is not well understood at all.
    I met a therapist 12 years ago who helped me process my childhood bullying
    with trauma EMDR and I'm still managing the bad sensations and destructive urges.
    I'm grateful to have found a therapist, even though my self-esteem isn't high.
    I would like to calm myself down with EMDR Self Administered.
    Once my mind is somewhat better after EMDR treatment, I started shooting videos
    of my old pigeons that I've been dating for a long time. Take a look at it if you'd like.

    • @AK-vm1lb
      @AK-vm1lb 3 года назад +2

      Love your channel...

    • @ch.hatohato
      @ch.hatohato 3 года назад +1

      @@AK-vm1lb Thank you, I am very happy.

  • @sunflower6732
    @sunflower6732 5 лет назад +39

    I just want to take a second and sincerely thank you for making this video. It's really helping me and it's the best and most effective emdr video I have found. Thank you!

  • @amyralibra
    @amyralibra 9 месяцев назад +6

    Why does it make me so sleepy... like hypnoses.. it calms my mind and makes it impossible to feel anger or sadness... It makes my mind go silent

    • @cryptoreaper2766
      @cryptoreaper2766 6 месяцев назад

      Same I just did it for the first time, I don't recall ever having hypnosis but they say those who have been hypnotized are more susceptible to it.

  • @melongulper
    @melongulper 2 года назад +7

    This visual+sound works GREAT after a rough EMDR session. I use it for visualizing my "safe space" imagery, and compartmentalizing the more horrific trauma content.

  • @hayaaldeirawy
    @hayaaldeirawy 5 лет назад +5

    this really helped with my insomnia, i tried it first with a psychologist and now this is my third time here! thank you so much

    • @wasdnty
      @wasdnty 4 года назад

      thats great to hear. could you possibly explain how you went about this? I have been having insomnia for quite a while now...what emotion did you think of or associate it with when you did the emdr?

    • @miguelchirilov1650
      @miguelchirilov1650 4 года назад

      WHAT ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL DOES NOT TEACH YOU he probably was targeting peace of mind and true relaxation, let go of all negative thoughts, stress, emotional blockage and insecurities when i mean all i mean ALL even the ones you feel on your inner core, stay in the present moment only and stay blissful friend because we only have 1 life and it is too short to worry

  • @richardeggers2516
    @richardeggers2516 4 года назад +7

    I've had several rounds of EMDR with a therapist, and i'll tell you what
    she taught me to "do" during the above therapy that has had the most
    extraordinary impact on every facet of my life. #1 think of the trauma,
    or emotion, or whatever it is that is bothering you (If you haven't done
    this before, start with just a bothersome thought, self/core belief or
    emotion.) #2 begin the therapy, and think about the
    belief/emotion/trauma but actually FOCUS on the part of your body in
    which the emotion is "stuck." For instance, most of my hurt is located
    either in my stomach, or chest area. You've got to FEEL it, because the
    most incredible thing about EMDR is that you can actually tell when the
    emotion, thought, belief etc is subsiding. You'll want to go back soon
    and reprogram your thoughts with whatever positive self belief you
    choose. My current new self-belief is that "I am lovable, I can love
    others, it can be safe to let others close." Now, just to be clear, you
    will probably need to do at least a couple rounds to clear it all away,
    but if you're anything like me, you will be eager to get back to your
    favorite green ball knowing that it will help you unload the enormous
    weight that you had carried around for so many years.
    You'll be set free.

  • @jana1682
    @jana1682 2 года назад +3

    I did it alone for the first time today. I want to say that it made me cry. But unfortunately I failed to access the image/feeling I want, and I didn't want to put pressure on myself, so I just told myself some positive things about me with tears in my eyes

  • @gra6799
    @gra6799 3 года назад +1

    EMDR is a huge Gamechanger for me I'm having treatment which is Life changing Have tried .any other treatments modalities etc for over 30 years This Hit The So Much !!!!🥰🙏❤️

  • @SubmitTheKraken
    @SubmitTheKraken 4 года назад +11

    This gives me instant relieve, I find it very hard to feel anything while thinking stuff while watching this if that makes any sense.

  • @parisjaye4159
    @parisjaye4159 2 года назад +4

    1000% this works. Its not just some psychological trick. I've been involved in emdr professionally and I use this tool on myself. The is to complete a good number of sessions in reasonable intervals. If I do just one or two and think I'm all good, it's not a month before the trauma returns
    Useful way to think about it is taking a bad memory living in the short term memory compartment of the brain (trauma) and pushing it along the proper track to be stored in the long term compartment.
    It takes more than one or two sessions (self administered) to permanently relocate the trauma.

    • @christina91x
      @christina91x 2 года назад

      what happens if no memory comes up even though I know that I being triggered during the day by stuff. ???

    • @parisjaye4159
      @parisjaye4159 2 года назад

      @@christina91x It sounds like you're not ready for emdr entirely. I would suggest therapy with a therapist who specializes in trauma. In the mean time, you could focus on those triggers and see if you can relocate the trigger in your brain. The trick will be to keep yourself focused on that trigger enough to keep yourself uncomfortable during your session. As a rule of thumb, addressing trauma is like rebreaking bones so that they can heal properly.... Meaning, it'll get a little worse before it gets better.

    • @christina91x
      @christina91x 2 года назад

      @@parisjaye4159 yea I have been in therapy over a year now. I know my triggers and as well remember the orginal trauma. But just when doing EMDR nothing comes up - but then when I least expect it -boom

    • @parisjaye4159
      @parisjaye4159 2 года назад +1

      @@christina91x OHHHHHH I see now. My bad. So when you do EMDR you are supposed to pick the trauma you want to work on. It's 100% a decision you make before hand.
      During the session you should be talking about the event(s) in detail. Reliving the events. You should be feeling the anxiety and distress you'd expect to feel reliving the event.
      Then the rapid eye movement can relocate the memories.
      So for example, I have 3 separate traumas that are unrelated and from different times in my life.
      I didn't even realize #3 was a trauma until recently it started coming up in my regular life.
      So I have decided to address this particular trauma in my sessions.

    • @christina91x
      @christina91x 2 года назад +1

      @@parisjaye4159 yes this is what i thought. The issue is I had an abusive boyfriend and I am not being triggered when talking about it. However, finding myself in similar scenario/situation as with my ex, then I am being triggered, even if it is a complete different situation.

  • @popcat232
    @popcat232 3 года назад +7

    This helps keep me present and sane during flashbacks. Watching it feels like a literal foot in the door with my brain, it keeps my eyes
    too busy for my whole mind to direct all its energy towards causing me trouble with crazy shit.

  • @AshesInTheMilk
    @AshesInTheMilk 4 года назад +4

    I love this!! Welcome to self care and healing.

  • @puresound5009
    @puresound5009 4 года назад +5

    Have had Emdr in 2 sessions and can confirm the positive effect. Especially exciting is that the whole thing with this video actually works 1:1 just as well as in one of these sessions. But you should know the whole process and every step roughly to be successful in my opinion.
    Thanks for this video!

  • @yoc7785
    @yoc7785 5 лет назад +6

    This really calmed me down but after a few minutes my eyes were tired. I wish I could do this with an actual therapist, but all the therapists I could find only did cbt.

  • @tmac2368
    @tmac2368 7 лет назад +13

    Anxiety is one tough monster to kill... you're helping the cause with this video, thanks !

    • @0707565
      @0707565 6 лет назад +1

      Matías Fagián what kind of anxiety do you have?

  • @SageYourSolace
    @SageYourSolace Год назад +2

    hoping this helps with my emotional pain!
    i got broken up with today and it really hurts
    ive listened twice and so far helps a lot

  • @Alyxofficial7
    @Alyxofficial7 2 года назад +3

    hey this is a very good video that has helped me get over a lot of my ocds and has really helped me out so keep up the good work

  • @MarinaSchaefer-lc5du
    @MarinaSchaefer-lc5du 4 месяца назад +1

    I learned so many coping skills from one session of Emdr. I need my therapist back.

  • @adrhall3053
    @adrhall3053 4 года назад +11

    THIS REALLY WORKS! Thanks so much for posting :)

  • @theterminaorganist3255
    @theterminaorganist3255 2 года назад +1

    Love the comments here and will be trying that advice. I've also been using this while listening to music I was into as a teen/pre-teen, because my memories from that time are repressed to near amnesia levels. After just one session a handful of random details from middle school managed to pop back into my head, like how I had a brown sweatshirt with thumb holes that I wore to school nearly every day.

  • @PlancoandChill
    @PlancoandChill 5 лет назад +41

    Really cant believe I did nearly the whole time. Imagined my problem deep down and felt it then imagined it a different way. Victory over my weight. Cheering as I am an attractive and fit guy with a nice body. Feeling my new clothing on me. Seeing myself in the mirror and loving what I made my body into. I imagined how hot and sweaty I get when I get off the couch. How uncomfortable I am to walk outside cause of bees and people seeing how fat and nasty sweaty I am. How I cant jog or do push ups or any of that cause I will be out of breath and sweaty when I am done with no gains. Then I went back to pushing through and getting stronger lungs and being more tolerant to the heat and sweat. More accepting of the calories being burned. How I can see the neighbors comment on how determined I am. How much progress I made. How the weight just fades so fast. In a matter of months I cut down to the weight I want. I am no longer a giant sweaty hippo of a man. I am healthy and I look good and I feel good.
    I can feel the absolute fun of getting that done. The ease of how it will happen.
    This shit is weird. Like literally changed my thoughts like that. Weirdest thing is how freeing and calm and comfortable I feel in my neck and shoulders. How light my head feels. I can feel bed as a welcome place right now despite nearly constant insomnia.

  • @lascosasporsunombre8991
    @lascosasporsunombre8991 2 года назад +4

    After hearing about this technique I realized that I tend to play a lot of speed chess. Wich involves in paying attention to both right and left side of the board specially when Im having a sense of deppression, anger, or right after I have a traumatic situation. I didn t realise why did it until I've heard about this tecniche. I play it online and calms me down a lot.

  • @valhalliwell
    @valhalliwell 4 года назад +6

    I just had my first EMDR session with a therapist. It was so amazing that I cannot now get the terrified reaction that always came when I thought of the traumatic incident. I feel nothing about it now - as if it happened to someone else. This is after 30 years of talk therapy, and many thousands of dollars. I'm still trying to get my head around it (and contemplating not taking antidepressants any more!)

    • @spaceforthesoul6286
      @spaceforthesoul6286 4 года назад +1

      That's great!!

    • @Korea-Lens
      @Korea-Lens 3 года назад

      wow, I'm so grateful for your healing after 3 decades of suffering and seeking.

  • @marcelah505
    @marcelah505 3 года назад +5

    Instant relief and clarity, thank you for posting this ❤

  • @nadi1010
    @nadi1010 3 года назад +8

    Can you please please please make a one hour version of this? That way I/we don’t have to constantly press the rewind button when we are just trying to relax. Thank you!

    • @XeniasWorld
      @XeniasWorld 3 года назад +2

      I think the 10 mins forces you to break and process like you do when in therapy

    • @nadi1010
      @nadi1010 3 года назад

      @@XeniasWorld that’s fair. But some of us use this to calm ourselves down and relax too.

    • @XeniasWorld
      @XeniasWorld 3 года назад

      @@nadi1010 gotcha

    • @iolite2
      @iolite2 3 года назад +3

      Right click on the video, press loop.

  • @sebascarvajal2277
    @sebascarvajal2277 2 года назад +1

    Guys... you really have to try this... I highly recommend it 👌, I want to leave bas habit as smoking. I was thinking in the meanwhile I was watching the video "Don't smoke" "You don't need to smoke" "you want to smoke?, you don't need it" etc. I fully saw the 10 minutes and I didn't smoke yet anything ( to be more clear, I use to smoke since the first second I wake up until the las minute I'm awake. Yesterday I saw the video and I was thinking about my CPTDS and it totally changed my mood. I do t understand how this works exactly with mind, but it really works. I'm really great full to the person who upload this, you helped me a lot.

    • @katkatkat5
      @katkatkat5 2 года назад

      I don’t want to smoke cigarettes anymore after this it’s really weird. Glad it helped you too

  • @andreat274
    @andreat274 8 лет назад +301

    sweet stuff. But my cat tries to catch the ball. :D

  • @wafflecoast
    @wafflecoast Год назад +2

    hope you guys heal.. you deserve it

  • @marcoaltomare4030
    @marcoaltomare4030 4 года назад +38

    AMAZING. Felt bad at first remembering everything, than, my brain started giving me rational responses to my emotional relationship trauma, and I was like "why didn't I thought about this before? "

  • @noeysnowy14
    @noeysnowy14 3 года назад +1

    It’s only been a few minutes after and I feel so much better, thank you!!

  • @spacekitty3137
    @spacekitty3137 3 года назад +4

    I do this several times a day. I’m organizing these damn memories damnit! I really like this video for emdr

    • @katkatkat5
      @katkatkat5 2 года назад

      How are you doing now ? Are you still doing emdr?

  • @noonevincecarterfan
    @noonevincecarterfan Год назад +2

    Wau! I recently read about EMDR and wanted to give it a shot. I was sceptical though. Thinking about the thing I most regret doing in my life. Even though it was barely illegal and even the police, said it wasnt enough to arrest me (they just gave me a warning saying " it wasnt smart, you weren't thinking clearly and we trust you won't do that again"). Due to trauma in my childhood, I've struggles with shame my whole life and which really kicked in when I did this thing a few years ago as an adult. I'm not a criminal and people I've shared this thing with all told me to chill out and forget it. But it was still somewhat stored deep in my mind. EMDR really made it easier for me to think about and forgive myself for. I'll rewatch this as it seems to help.

  • @teena5723
    @teena5723 3 года назад +3

    Im so happy i let that out of my system, many to go, may God be with me and help me.

  • @casiswell2135
    @casiswell2135 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you for this video and thank you to all who posted comments that gave insight into this method.

  • @sagar5945
    @sagar5945 5 лет назад +5

    I read that this might help even with emotional traumas, going to use it a little. Wish me luck!

    • @janetpattison8474
      @janetpattison8474 5 лет назад

      Yes, it's absolutely for emotional trauma. Another fantastic and effective tool is EFT which stands for emotional freedom technique. There are a number of great people on YT wgo are teaching EFT, one guy w/ dark hair is Brad. He's fantastic. And like EMDR, you may need to do a few rounds to get to the core issue. Go to where the tapping takes you. It can be a big surprise, and you tap through it, to freedom.

  • @demarisafrasa957
    @demarisafrasa957 3 года назад

    Thank You So Much for Posting this EMDR therapy. You are Such a life, Saver.

  • @SharlotEisentraut
    @SharlotEisentraut 4 года назад +3

    This is my favorite. Thank you for providing this. It helps so much!

  • @SpartanVTX1300R
    @SpartanVTX1300R 4 года назад +1

    I'm not going to go out on a limb and recommend self-use, but as a telehealth resource, I set up the audio/visual connection and adhering to the 8-phases, especially resourcing in a telehealth environment, the client and I know when the time is right to implement processing. If the client has a desktop screen, they can use EMDR Self Administered (sound off) while I watch via Skype, Zoom, etc. The speed is controlled with the handy dandy Settings, playback speed. I've in-session results.

  • @GinniAimee
    @GinniAimee 4 года назад +4

    Thank you so much for sharing this 😊💖

  • @aaronvandan8101
    @aaronvandan8101 Год назад

    Recently I’ve been watching emdr videos just before self hypnosis videos. Very drastic difference in how effect the hypnosis session was. Been battling addiction and losing myself to it every time. I’m just running an experiment of doing both daily before bed for 10 days. Let’s see if I can beat it. Also incorporated some cbt as well. Hope it goes well.

  • @SaiF290
    @SaiF290 5 лет назад +9

    Is there anyone who has used this long-term? How effective was it for you? I suffer from anxiety and shame and this has helped in just a few days but I'm wondering if anyone else can share their experience with me. Thank you. :)

  • @inforthewin3231
    @inforthewin3231 3 года назад +622

    I've had several rounds of EMDR with a therapist, and i'll tell you what
    she taught me to "do" during the above therapy that has had the most
    extraordinary impact on every facet of my life. #1 think of the trauma,
    or emotion, or whatever it is that is bothering you (If you haven't done
    this before, start with just a bothersome thought, self/core belief or
    emotion.) #2 begin the therapy, and think about the
    belief/emotion/trauma but actually FOCUS on the part of your body in
    which the emotion is "stuck." For instance, most of my hurt is located
    either in my stomach, or chest area. You've got to FEEL it, because the
    most incredible thing about EMDR is that you can actually tell when the
    emotion, thought, belief etc is subsiding. You'll want to go back soon
    and reprogram your thoughts with whatever positive self belief you
    choose. My current new self-belief is that "I am lovable, I can love
    others, it can be safe to let others close." Now, just to be clear, you
    will probably need to do at least a couple rounds to clear it all away,
    but if you're anything like me, you will be eager to get back to your
    favorite green ball knowing that it will help you unload the enormous
    weight that you had carried around for so many years.
    You'll be set free

    • @ByCooLOL
      @ByCooLOL 3 года назад +8

      thank you darling

    • @s1827-w5w
      @s1827-w5w 2 года назад +8

      Thank you so much

    • @xristinarose2409
      @xristinarose2409 2 года назад +12

      What about if the trauma is not in a specific place? What if I don't even remember how it happened? And only have the annoying symptoms?

    • @JS-xz9ki
      @JS-xz9ki 2 года назад +12

      @@xristinarose2409 Check out Dr Peter Levine about Somatic Experience. I used to have a hard time feeling my emotions and sensations in my body but somatic experiencing helps brings up thoughts, emotions, and visual memory for me. When I do EMDR more and more of the details and imagery comes up. I would suggest be careful with somatic experiencing though because the shaking and tremors can be overwhelming.

    • @s.f.morris7331
      @s.f.morris7331 Год назад

      @@xristinarose2409 did anyone ever answer you?

  • @harrisonwintergreen1147
    @harrisonwintergreen1147 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you thank you thank you! Have seen an EMDR therapist but need an occasion tune-up. This video is very well done