“Amanda, a 19-year-old university student, was referred to me because of PTSD after an automobile accident in 1999. The driver in the other car crossed over the medial strip and struck her vehicle head on, killing both of his passengers and himself. Amanda was pinned under the dashboard for several hours while a rescue team struggled to cut her out of the crushed car.
I saw her a year after the accident. She was having frequent nightmares, flashbacks, panic, anxiety, and guilt feelings. She was also abusing alcohol.
After four treatment sessions [using leading-edge techniques], she was able to recall the event vividly without distress.
Later in therapy, she reported that a relative molested her from age 5 to 12. Similar treatment was applied... Follow-up several months later revealed ongoing relief on all aspects treated.”
Devastating Childhood Molestation Lead To
The Most Profound Breakthrough Of Her Life…
I have 4 critical questions for you:
Did you know that studies have shown people who’ve been psychologically traumatized have higher rates of cancer, heart disease, and diabetes?
Did you know that what are called “little ‘t’ traumas” can have devastating effects on someone’s entire life? It’s not just “big ‘T’ traumas” that scar people. A childhood event like a scary first day at a new school can be a “little ‘t’ trauma.” It’s not in the same category of event as a car crash or sexual abuse. Yet research shows that “little ‘t’ traumas” can leave a profound psychological impact.
Are you aware that psychological trauma can cause structural changes to the brain — enlarging circuits of stress, negativity, suffering, and happiness?Would you like to free yourself from the grips and danger of trauma once and for all?
Would you like to free yourself from the grips and danger of trauma once and for all?
Psychological trauma can take a terrible toll on our physical and mental health. Studies show that people who’ve been traumatized have higher rates of cancer, heart disease, and diabetes. Trauma even changes the structure of your brain, enlarging the circuits of stress, negativity, suffering and unhappiness. Use these circuits more, and they get bigger and faster over time.
“On a Zoom group call, ‘Shelli’ said she was bitterly angry at her noisy neighbors. Lately they’d been doing construction work, going on till after 10pm some nights. Her anger was 10 out of 10. “I haven’t had a good night’s sleep for months,” she said, “I’m so mad I can’t talk to them.” Shelli looked haggard, with lines of stress drawn on her face.
I had her tune into her body and feel her physical sensations. She felt a sharp red stabbing sensation in her throat. I asked her for her earliest memory of the sensation.
‘I was 6, and my mom didn’t pick me up from school. I waited for an hour. I became more and more terrified. Eventually I panicked and ran all the way home.’
Most of the annoyances we react to as adults have physical echoes of early childhood experiences. For Shelli, her mom not picking her up was a small ‘t’ trauma. But she was still reacting to it 40 years later.
We quickly resolved the childhood even using proven fast-acting techniques. Her face softened as the lines of tension vanished. Shelli then said, “Gosh, I was so strong when I was 6 then I could run all the way home! And the feeling in my throat is gone. Tomorrow I’m going to have a clear but polite talk with the neighbors.”
Like Shelli, many of us are carrying decades of stress in our bodies.
Yet research also demonstrates that PTSD can be healed. There are many studies showing that simple non-drug techniques can produce a 60%+ reduction in symptoms like insomnia, nightmares, anxiety and hypervigilance — in just a few treatment sessions.
The Energy, Trauma and Healing course from EFT Universe is designed and taught by some of the top experts in the field. It educates you in the signs and symptoms of trauma, and how it affects both brain and body. It explains the simple and effective new “energy psychology” therapies now being used by hospitals and clinics to treat trauma successfully.
Once you’ve completed this online course, you’ll understand exactly what psychological trauma looks like in the mind and the body. You’ll be familiar with the latest treatments, and realize that 80% of people with PTSD can be successfully treated in just a few sessions. You’ll know the science behind these advanced methods. You’ll be able to share this knowledge with loved ones, friends, clients, and others who are suffering.
Trauma can lie just below the surface of a normal life, producing anxiety, depression, and physical symptoms. The Energy, Trauma and Healing course will educate you in the:
- Telltale symptoms of trauma
- Psychological coping mechanisms of traumatized individuals
- Many ways in which trauma compromises the function of the physical body
- Subtle signs of trauma lurking just below the surface of awareness
- Adverse changes in the brain and nervous system that follow trauma
- Ways that trauma can show up in the lives of people who seem fine
- Way the brain processes traumatic memories differently
- Research showing that PTSD symptoms can be successfully treated
- Remarkable new energy therapies now being used for PTSD
- Three “Gentle Techniques” that don’t require the painful recall of past events
- Signs by which you know that healing has taken place
- Ways in which people can integrate even tragic events into a healing story
The case history at the top of the page is one of dozens shared by your expert faculty in the Energy, Trauma and Healing course. It’s by Fred Gallo, PhD, a distinguished clinical psychologist, and it shows the healing potential of these remarkable new methods.
Does that type of healing sound too good to be true? It’s backed up by many rigorous scientific studies. They show that such outcomes are obtained by over 80% of those who use the methods you’ll learn about in the Energy, Trauma and Healing course. The stories of Amanda, Shelli and other victims will give you hope that this deep healing is in reach of anybody.
Author of the book Psychological Trauma: Healing Its Roots in Body, Brain and Memory
Dear Friend,
My guess is that you’re here because you’ve been traumatized or you have a loved one with PTSD. Maybe you’re a coach or therapist seeking effective new methods to offer your clients. What you’ll find in this course is a state-of-the-art training in the roots of — and solutions to — psychological trauma.
I’ve had a passion for seeing people heal my whole life long. From my earliest childhood, in a family and culture in which violence and abuse was normal, I’ve sought a way out.
This has motivated me to seek effective treatments for people who are suffering, like Shelli in the story above, and the veteran’s wife in the story below. I’ve been the lead investigator in dozens of clinical trials, and over the years I’ve had the joy of watching thousands of people shed the burdens of PTSD, depression and anxiety.
Along with a group of wonderful volunteers, I started the Veterans Stress Project in 2007. Each year we treat thousands of veterans with PTSD — free of charge.
I’ve also testified before US congressional committees, including the Veterans Affairs Committee and the Homeland Security Committee, about the new therapies that treat PTSD successfully. This led to the designation of these methods by the Veterans Administration in 2017 as a “generally safe therapy.”
My distinguished colleagues and I have designed the Energy, Trauma and Healing course to educate you about PTSD. It’s important that you know the difference between someone who’s traumatized, and someone who’s just upset.
It’s also vital that you understand that PTSD is a physical condition, not just a psychological one. Untreated, it leads to a heavy burden of disease. But once you heal the mind, the body naturally follows along.
The course is also designed to give you hope. Inside you’ll read the stories of many people who recovered completely after using these breakthrough methods. You’ll discover the remarkable new field of Energy Psychology. These therapies lead to healing for most PTSD sufferers. In plain English, I’ll explain the meaning of the science that shows that over 80% of people heal, enjoying lifetime freedom from their debilitating symptoms.
The bottom line is that most PTSD is curable. I invite you to explore the many resources in this great home-study course. You’ll discover that whether you’re seeking relief for a loved one, or whether you want to release your own trauma, healing can be surprisingly easy and quick.
To your best possible life,
The Body Keeps the Score
When you purchase the course, as a bonus I’ll give you an audio dialog I had with Bessel van der Kolk, author of one of the best-selling medical books of all time, The Body Keeps the Score. (Audio, $49 value).
While psychological trauma is classified as a mental health disorder, it can affect the body in devastating ways. This course traces the physiological effects of PTSD in the body’s many systems: the brain, the autonomic nervous system, the endocrine system, and the many organs they control. It weaves together the most current research from many different scientific fields, making them clear and understandable. It draws on many academic specialties to give you an up-to-date picture of the mental and physical effects of PTSD. These include:
- Epigenetics
- Neuropsychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Evolutionary Biology
- Immunology
- Polyvagal theory
- Biofeedback
- Energy Psychology
- Epidemiology
- Memory Reconsolidation
The Energy, Trauma and Healing course shows how when we are traumatized, especially at an early age, changes occur deep in the brain. These are reinforced by neural plasticity, our brain’s ability to rapidly add new synaptic connections. Over time, these intensify the symptoms of PTSD, often leading to disabling personal limitations.
The course teaches you about the exciting new field of memory reconsolidation. This shows that under very specific conditions, fear-based memories may be revised by the brain. The new therapies emerging in the field of Energy Psychology are able to quickly neutralize traumatic emotions.
Clinical trials show that these techniques rehabilitate over 80% of PTSD sufferers. In the Energy, Trauma and Healing course, we’ll cover the physical changes that occur when we use these advanced methods. Here’s another example of the deep and lasting healing that occurs when they’re applied.
Psychologist Jerry Wesch, PhD developed the Reset program for PTSD at Fort Hood, using the methods described in the course. He tells the story of a typical patient:
The Nasty Old Soldiers
Huffington Post, 08/12/2016
“One senior sergeant managed to work through a huge amount of psychological trauma, and continue his career. He had no PTSD symptoms when he got done at Reset. Two years later he reached retirement age and retired. He and his wife came to see us on their way back to the Rio Grande valley.
“His wife came up to me and said, ‘Where is the room?’
“I was baffled, and asked, ‘Which room?’
‘The one where you keep the nasty old soldiers,’ she replied. She went on, ‘I like this great new guy you’ve sent me. He holds my hand in public, he cooks, and he’s made up with our son. I just wonder where you keep the old versions.’ Then she gave me a kiss.”
If you’re a medical or mental health professional, a coach or a teacher, and you’re taking this course to expand your knowledge of these advanced methods, here are the learning objectives of the Energy, Trauma and Healing course.
- Name at least two characteristics of traumatizing events.
- Describe what is meant by the term "trauma capsule" and describe two attributes of the capsule.
- List at least 5 of the symptoms of PTSD identified in the DSM-5.
- Name all three of EFTs Gentle Techniques.
- Describe one difference between traumatic and non-traumatic memories.
- Identify the primary location in the brain responsible for processing fear.
- Identify the adaptive value of dissociation.
- Name at least two demographic groups used in studies of energy psychology for PTSD.
- Identify two or more adult health sequelae to childhood trauma.
