The End of PTSD and its symptoms

Until now, PTSD has been an extremely frustrating disorder given the current treatments offered by counselors, psychologists, and medical doctors.  Veterans and others who have been suffering with PTSD and all of the impacts have probably tried numerous treatments, medications, prescription, and non-prescription drugs, in order to get some relief.  Most of these approaches, including the “evidence based treatment modalities” offered by the VA administration (such as EMDR, CBT, and Prolonged Exposure Therapy)are simply ineffective and still leave the person with symptoms and are incredibly disruptive to their lives.

The Cure: RTM

In over 30 years of treating nearly 20,000 patients with highly effective treatments such as hypnosis, counseling, and other brief therapies, I have never seen or encountered a highly effective treatment protocol for ending PTSD as the RTM protocol.  It just plain works.

And the great thing about it, is that it usually eliminates the PTSD and its symptoms in 3 sessions.  It doesn’t seem to matter the cause of the PTSD, and everyone we have worked with has gained tremendous benefit, and often the most common symptoms such as nightmares and flashbacks stop immediately, usually after the first session, without having to use any drugs or prescription medications.

What does it involve?

By gently guiding the clients through the RTM protocol during a series of Zoom calls, a process of using constructed movies and other imagery, the RTM process changes what the mind does so the past events no longer elicit the unwanted physiological and emotional responses, and the changes are permanent.  The RTM process uncouples the emotional trauma and its emotions from the events, so the event then becomes “reconsolidated” so they occur just like any other non-threatening memory without the fear, terror or helplessness usually associated with a traumatic event.

What are the common symptoms of PTSD?

There are many different opinions about PTSD, and although there is some agreement, the following symptoms seem to be some of the most commonly experienced by those who have been diagnosed with PTSD:

1. Phobic Responses
2. Hypervigilance
3. Flashbacks and Nightmares
4. Physical Pain
5. Grief
6. Guilt
7. Anxiety
8. Troublesome Internal Voices
9. Anger and Trouble Forgiving
10. Shame
11. Regret

If you or someone you know is dealing with PTSD, then call the Houston Hypnosis Center® today or click the link below for a free consultation.

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