IEMT draws from a background starting in the 1970s, when the original founders of NLP started studying therapists (including Milton Erikson, Gregory Bateson and Virginia Satir) who were achieving exceptional results with the clients they worked with.
In IEMT the eye movements trigger different parts of the brain to be activated, changing the way the brain recalls and experiences the memory and therefore the attached feelings.
Further information can be found below and also by visiting: The Association of IEMT: www.integraleyemovmenttherapy.com
In IEMT the eye movements trigger different parts of the brain to be activated, changing the way the brain recalls and experiences the memory and therefore the attached feelings.
Further information can be found below and also by visiting: The Association of IEMT: www.integraleyemovmenttherapy.com
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