専門基準・トレーニング・継続的な学び
専門基準・トレーニング・継続的な学び
“I don’t feel like myself anymore.” It might not always be said out loud. But it’s almost always felt. “I don’t feel like myself anymore.” For an athlete, those words carry a particular weight. Identity and performance are deeply intertwined.…
A Simple Case Story of IEMT in Trauma Recovery When Intrusive Memories Wouldn’t Shift: A Simple Case Story of IEMT in Trauma Recovery In February 2023, she reached a crisis point. Years of unresolved trauma had taken their toll. Her…
IEMT and Insomnia – A Client’s Experience This client’s story is shared with permission. Imagine waking in the middle of the night, fully conscious yet unable to move, trapped between sleep and wakefulness. For DJ, this was not an occasional…
How IEMT Supports Trauma-Informed Community Healing: Learning from Men MatterScotland and Trauma Informed Parenting Written by Emma Toms Nothing meaningful happens in places where people feel managed. Change happens where people feel safe and respected. Not rushed. Not pathologised. Not…
IEMT for Grief Note: The client’s name and identifying details have been changed to protect privacy. Holly is a young woman who has lived with an extraordinary degree of loss, largely through a series of sudden deaths involving family members…
How Accident-Based Trauma Shows Up Accidents have a way of leaving echoes. Even long after the body has healed, the memory of a sudden fall, a crash, or an unexpected impact can continue shaping how a person feels, moves, and…
On Being a Client by Rose Ferguson Like many practitioners, I first trained in IEMT to better support my clients. I had witnessed how quickly and gently it could reduce emotional intensity and transform long-held patterns. But as I deepened…
Horse Riding Accident The client’s story and photos are shared here with her full consent.Case Example by Rose Ferguson In 2016, Cherry experienced a catastrophic horseback riding accident. As a relatively new rider, this caused quite an impact on her,…
What if a dog owner could change how they felt, to change how their dog behaved? By Janette Bishop Dog owners try behaviourists, trainers, and advice on the internet to help with their dog’s problems, but it doesn’t always help.…
“What do Misophonia, Logophobia, Onomatophobia and Tinnitus have in common?” by Kate Blanche They are all related to sound sensitivity. Logophobia is an intense, irrational, fear of words. Onomatophobia is an irrational fear of hearing a particular word or a…
IEMT for Couples Photo from the first training of “IEMT with couples” as developed by Israeli IEMT trainer, Mickey Berkal. The first group of trainees were all Advanced IEMT Practitioners, who were very excited to learn the new ways of…
Good outcome for anger client Good news story submitted by IEMT Practitioner, Glennda Papworth. Valerie had no prior experience of Integral Eye Movement Technique. She had seen a counsellor but felt nothing had changed. She felt very pre-menopausal and had not…
