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This relevant article discusses some well-meaning spiritual tropes and shows how they can be harmful when misapplied. Especially to victims of abuse and other forms of trauma. Click here
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"It really helped. Got it off my chest. I flashed back and could see the event play in my head and it brought back memories. Different from just talking about it with friends. It's behind me now." --H.C.
TIR Testimonials are quotes from clients about their TIR (Traumatic Incident Reduction) experiences. Client initials have been changed to protect confidentiality. "This was amazing. I can't believe I'm over my trauma. For years it's affected my life and now it doesn't seem important. Never thought that could happen." --S.A.
TIR Testimonials are quotes from clients about their TIR (Traumatic Incident Reduction) experiences. Client initials have been changed to protect confidentiality. "It [the traumatic incident] is gone. I don't even think about it. I feel like a load's been lifted." --D.J.
TIR Testimonials are quotes from clients about their TIR (Traumatic Incident Reduction) experiences. Client initials have been changed to protect confidentiality. "It's taken away that pain I've been brutally stabbing myself with for 22 years. Thank you for seeing me through. I needed to get past the anger but was scared to try. I now see it [the traumatic incident] from a mature place." --C.D.
TIR Testimonials are quotes from clients about their TIR (Traumatic Incident Reduction) experiences. Client initials have been changed to protect confidentiality. By Alex Chapunoff, LMHC, TIRF
In TIR (Traumatic Incident Reduction), a breakthrough is referred to as an “end point” – a shift that occurs for a client as a result of a new understanding, recovered knowledge or memory, and/or a significant release of pent-up emotional pain. It is usually evident in his or her sense of relief, joy, and increased well-being. The mood changes from “heavy” to “light.” |
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