For example, a person may have been involved in a car accident which caused emotional trauma to an extent that they feel that they can no longer get into a car and drive/be a passenger.

The pivotal moment of the incident is brought up into the front of their awareness and the emotions attached are then elicited.  Eye movements are then used which have the effect of

detaching the person’s emotions from the incident so that they can see it clearly and objectively without discomfort.  A journey is taken to examine the incident from different places along

the timeline, so before, during and after.  Again, this process helps to de-sensitise and detach from the emotion that was previously causing distress.

Once the experience can be observed with objectivity and ease, identity update work then brings the person back into a sense of wholeness and completion, restoring their pre-event self,

therefore enabling them to have the confidence to drive once again.

IEMT can be used for many different issues that you may be facing.  Fear, anxiety, low confidence or low self-esteem, negative patterns of behaviour or habits and much more.

The treatment is also very beneficial in helping clients overcome past trauma such as accidents, as referred to above, abuse, sexual abuse, loss/bereavement, witnessing a crime and many more

traumatic events that we unfortunately sometimes experience.  A noteworthy advantage to many clients that have experienced trauma that maybe deeply personal, is that with IEMT

you can share as much or as little about the experience as you feel that you want or need to. You can simply give your experience a label or a phrase and we can still

work together to process the traumatic memories.