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Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT) is an emerging area of therapy that focuses on rapid therapeutic change
Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT) is an emerging area of therapy that focuses on rapid therapeutic change. Developed by UK therapist Andrew T. Austin, IEMT is designed to explore and address undesired emotions and identity imprints. It aims to answer the question, "How did someone learn to feel the way they do?" and create the possibility of introducing appropriate change in clients' emotional lives.
The process involves teaching clients resources and skills while they are experiencing the problem state. This approach enables clients to be more present and stay out of negative past imprints. Practitioners who use IEMT consistently report success in creating change where other approaches have failed.
At the core of IEMT is the identification and management of the five major patterns of chronicity. These patterns are behavioral patterns that can prevent healing and make it challenging for individuals to find the right help, despite the best efforts of change work professionals. Using IEMT, practitioners can help individuals identify and address these patterns, leading to more functional adaptation in their lives.
The IEMT Practitioner training program is designed to help practitioners learn how to use the IEMT modalities effectively in client work.
The training comprises various exercises that are aimed at teaching the practitioners to learn how to identify emotional and identity imprints, physiological state accessing cues, and the patterns of chronicity.
The training is 16 hours in total and comprises the following eight modules:
Module One: Neurology & The Limbic System, How to start an IEMT session.
The Brain and IEMT, how the Limbic System functions, and how to start an IEMT Session.
Module Two: K-Pattern & Calibration
Dealing with emotional imprints, and knowing how to calibrate for maximum efficiency.
Module Three: The Patterns of Chronicity
The 5 Major Patterns that stop people from changing with time, and how to deal with them.
Module Four: The Lynchpin & Addressing PTSD with IEMT
Exploration of PTSD elements, and the living death metaphor.
Module Five: Core Identity Markers
Discovering the relevance of the use of pronouns when clients are talking about their problems
Module Six: More Identity Markers Going deeper into more elements of identity and how to deal with them
Module Seven: Physiological State Accessing Cues - PSACs
Identifying physiological markers that clients present, and utilising them to create change
Module Eight: More PSACs and other applications of IEMT
More on the physiological markers, in addition to other applications of the work.
Please note: the modules may not be adhered to strictly in this order as the material will be orientated specifically around the group leaving room for flexibility and individual training needs.
The Advanced Practitioner training program is designed to help practitioners deepen their understanding of Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT) and elevate their approach beyond simple techniques to a more refined working mode.
The training comprises various exercises that are aimed at enhancing the practitioner's ability to perceive the deeper structures of communication from their clients and devise more targeted interventions for swift and effective change.
The training is divided into 8 modules of two hours that are as follows:
Module One: State Fractionation and Problem Frames
Moving beyond simple symptom suppression and into creating greater generative change.
Module Two: Rethinking The Three Pillars & State Chains
Evaluating when the presenting problem is actually the client's attempted solution and coping behaviour and what to do about it.
Module Three: Modelled States & Visual Fields
Not all problem states are innate, some run in the family and are learned from others.
Module Four: The Patterns of Chronicity Revisited
An examination of what drives The Patterns of Chronicity and resolving this at the source.
Module Five: PTSD & the 15 Different Kinaesthetic Positions
A re-evaluation of the response set that practitioners think of as "trauma."
Module Six: Core Identity Elements: Wants, Needs & Lacks
Why are you the way you are? This module might help answer some of the enigmas behind behaviours of identity.
Module Seven: Application of IEMT to Constellations and Family Dis-Organizations
Families are a complicated business and undesired emotional triggers are everywhere. Here's a way to address some of this.
Module Eight: Personifications, Phobias, Pain & Tinnitus
Applications of the work to some common problems.
Please note: the modules may not be adhered to strictly in this order as the material will be orientated specifically around the group leaving room for flexibility and individual training needs.
Coaches, Therapists, Social Workers, NLPer’s ,and individuals who want to create personal change in their lives and the lives of others.
Over the years, Roni has trained and coached over 6000 individuals in various areas such as Emotional Management, Problem Solving, Coaching & Change Modalities, Sales, Business Development, Communication, and numerous other topics. Roni helps coaches and therapists create more efficient and accurate results using a combination of different techniques.
Roni Matar obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and spent seven years working in the sales and training of medical equipment before shifting to the personal development field. In 2013, he began his transition into personal development and gained expertise as an advanced practitioner and trainer of various modalities that include PCW, Social Panoramas, Mental Space Psychology, Metaphors of Movement, IEMT, NLP, and Hypnosis.
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