Does Emotional Resolution replace Therapy?
The short-answer is No.
Therapy or Psychotherapy is a process where a trained professional uses verbal and psychological techniques to help their client tackle specific or general problems such as a particular mental illness or a source of life stress by exploring their cause and effect on the client's life and behavior[1]. There are many facets and techniques employed by therapists, but generally it requires a great deal of commitment from the client and there is a significant relationship between the therapeutic alliance and therapy outcome[2]. Psychotherapy is an cognitive and mental exploration of the reasons behind the issue and applies further cognitive and mental techniques to work the problem.
The Emotional Resolution or EmRes session is a process conducted by a trained professional that calls on emotional memories in the body and discharges them. Subconscious and unresolved emotions are in play when we experience highly charged situations and interactions with ourselves and other people. Somatic sensations are sparked when we recall those situations, giving us direct access to them for resolution. Emotional Resolution sessions resolve the root(s) of these emotions immediately, without having to know their origin or history.
Therapy and Emotional Resolution are highly compatible and complimentary. In all work to better our lives and behaviors by unraveling emotions, we pass through a series of steps:
Becoming aware of a pattern that we don't want in our life
Recognizing that the pattern can be changed--it is not integral to who we are
Taking responsibility for what is, now... with the understanding that we may not be at fault for the trauma or whatever "stuck" the emotion in us, but we have to take ownership of our own pain and emotions as it is now and find ways to resolve it
Be willing to let go of the pain, emotions and past story associated with them.
A therapist or counselor can help sort out confusing and complex history, behavior and wounds. They can help bring perspective and awareness to our murky past. But once responsibilities and emotions become clear, and the emotions themselves need to be cleared away to relieve the suffering, then Emotional Resolution is the most efficient way through.
Emotional Resolution Protocol is a very specific and precise series of steps. It is literally the clearest and calmest way you will ever find to deal with emotions: no history, not triggering, no justification, no self-examination or judgement, no soul-crushing reliving, no emotional backlash from the retelling. Seriously, many times sessions are like giving a semi-animated description of what you had for lunch yesterday. It doesn't change your history, but it does change how you feel about it and how you will feel about it in the future and, most importantly, how you will feel and act in a similar situation the future.
The body is doing all the work!
Our bodies have a natural capacity to resolve the emotions that are embedded in them, lodging there in times of high stress or trauma. And our bodies know how to access the subconscious emotion: by their physical sensation signature. The Emotional Resolution protocol capitalizes on this ability as we first recall the troubling situation, then directs us to the emotional memory as a prompt for the body to do it's work. The body resolves the emotional imprint and we are set free from triggering cycle.
Understanding and accepting our emotional script and changing it are two different things.
Many people want to know why they feel and act the way they do. It's valuable and useful to them and their processing. For this information gathering, therapy is irreplaceable.
Many people want to get rid of their triggers and troubling emotions. Emotional Resolution has no rivals in this area.
There is a matrix of people in one, the other or both of these groups.
If you are ready to change the emotional script that drives your life, then Emotional Resolution session will work for you.
Your Body is ready, Are You?