Tim Ervin, LCPC, BCC, CH
John had a traumatic flying experience when he was young and as a result developed a fear of flying. For decades he had to pass on many vacations with family and friends. Also, for decades he tried to cure his fear of flying without success. After 3 months of EMDR therapy he was on a plane and last known doing much traveling.
Kelly, a recent college grad, was struggling with awkward interviews. She became very self-conscious and felt like she’ll never get a job. We worked on her confidence with interviews and soon became more comfortable with job interviews.
Adam had some struggles in the bedroom. After eliminating any medical possibilities, we began working on the source of the psychological and emotion hurdles. He soon was happy to report that things have greatly improved and continue to go well.
Josh, a minor league athlete, suddenly developed panic attacks about his sport. He could no longer play his sport in the prime of his career. After a few sessions his panic attacks subsided and after some time off is now back at his sport.
Susan was feeling ambiguous about her marriage, life, and career. Something was making her unhappy. We identified some potential causes and are currently focusing EMDR treatment on those causes. She has begun to get perspective and is feeling less confused about her life purpose.
Eugene got a promotion at work that required public speaking. Unfortunately, he would rather get a “root canal then speak in public”. We used a combination of hypnotherapy and EMDR Resource tapping to address the fear and where it came from. His anxiety had decreased and is getting more comfortable with each public event.
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