Andrew Austin – Integral Eye Movement Therapy For Anxiety

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Videos for Integral Eye Movement Therapy Practitioners. The entire practitioner classes were shot in New York, USA in 2009 and Huckenden Farm Studios in 2010.

Andrew T. Austin delivered all of the fundamental topics from the IEMT practitioner. Plus two FREE extra videos.

For a one-time fee of £89.99, you will get immediate access.

Please keep in mind that seeing these films does not entitle you to full membership in the Association; nevertheless, an Associate Membership is available, which grants access to extra content.

These four video presentations include:
Part 1: Emotional Engineering – De-potentiating Emotional Imprints using IEMT
An Overview of the IEMT Structure
Cues for 3D access and eye movement
Calibration of Representational Change and Introductory Exercise
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) with Time Coding IEMT Basic Pattern and Imprint Tracking
Part 2: Identity Re-Imprinting: Changing Our Way of Being with IEMT
Introduction to Identity Structure
I, Me, Self, and You are the four pronouns.
The Identity Pattern of IEMT (Simple Form)
The Identity Pattern of IEMT (Complex Form)
Cues for Physiological State
Accessing the Unconscious Changing the Negative Imprint of the Cinematic-Somatic

“The Patterns of Chronicity” are also mentioned, which are unintended behavioral patterns frequently displayed by individuals who appear resistant to psychotherapy treatment and intervention.

“After ONE SESSION of IEMT, one of our clients went back to a therapist she’d been seeing for 15 years and told her about her IEMT experience and the remarkable difference it made. “Oh, really… and what new drug are you on?” replied the therapist. We’re waiting for a call…” Mindopoly Center for Change, New York, James Cervelloni

“Integral Eye Movement Therapy and Long-Term Anxiety Treatment,” BONUS MATERIAL 1

A 50-minute talk on how Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT) might help with long-term anxiety.

Anxiety patients who discover that their disease is resistant to therapy may frequently adapt and just learn to live with the anxiety. From a therapeutic standpoint, this is hardly the ideal outcome, but it is all too typical among the therapeutic professionals.

Andrew T. Austin describes and analyzes the applicability of IEMT’s “Three Pillars Model” to long-term anxiety issues in this studio tape. The Three Pillars model describes the connection between guilt and anxiety, as well as anxiety and fury. Rapid transformation can be achieved by investigating the underlying rule structure and emotional chaining that can lead to unrelenting worry, which was previously inconceivable.

The Three Pillars approach, like everything else in IEMT, does not fit in every situation, but it is a highly valuable set of tools for the modern short therapist.

BONUS MATERIAL 2: “The Complete Sessions” Archive Sample

A comprehensive client session centered on identity.

The client in this session had no past experience with IEMT and, having gone at the recommendation of a friend, had no clue she was attending a therapeutic session. What follows is a fascinating example and examination of the pronoun identities that are so rarely recorded on video.

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