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visual/kinesthetic dissociation

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visual/kinesthetic dissociation,
n an approach that is exposure-based and seeks to assist an individual's freedom from kinesthetic memories of trauma, thus enabling him or her to process the traumatic event(s) from a less invested perspective. Clients are instructed to see themselves from a vantage point above the scene, then to observe themselves in a physical level equal to the event—yet still distant enough for it to not intimidate them—whereas practitioners help them to reprocess the event from the security of the healing venue.


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During our therapy sessions, using NLP and Hypnotherapy, Edinburgh, I explained to Sarah about the Fast Phobia technique (also called the visual/kinesthetic dissociation technique).
During our therapy sessions, at NLP and Hypnotherapy, Herts, I explained to Sarah about the Fast Phobia technique (also called the visual/kinesthetic dissociation technique).
 
 
 
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