Sorted articles by terapia havening

(...) does not cure trauma! More recent trauma therapies include EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Havening therapy, and other techniques such as SE (Somatic Experiencing), NET (Narrative Exposure Therapy), and TRE (...) tantra massage, manual therapy, osteopathy, bioresonance, or radionic healing with the CRC central (contact me). Havening Therapy for Trauma Release Havening Therapy is a relatively new method for treating trauma, but despite its limited research, it (...) to other therapies, such as EMDR, which can be quite intense for many individuals. A Havening session begins with identifying the source of trauma through a conversation with the patient. Importantly, (...) the trauma. The patient is provided with a sense of safety through techniques such as Havening touch, a specific type of touch that provides a soothing sensation and induces low-frequency oscillations in the inter-synaptic spaces of the amygdala. Due to the use of touch, Havening Therapy falls under psychosensory therapies. Sensory stimuli, in this case touch, transmit electrochemical signals to (...) brain, affecting the removal of AMPA receptors from neurons that are responsible for activating trauma. Havening Techniques® can yield positive results after just one session, though more sessions may be needed. Combining Havening Therapy with other trauma treatment methods often yields good results. Since Havening may not remove all AMPA receptors, other trauma treatment methods can serve as complementary approaches. Tantric (...) regaining joy in daily life can be faster and often does not require pharmacological intervention. Havening Therapy provides excellent results in trauma release. The integration of tantric massage, meditation, or bioresonance (...)