“No human relation gives one possession in another—every two souls are absolutely different. In friendship or in love, the two side by side raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone.” – Kahlil Gibran
EMI (EYE MOVEMENT INTEGRATION)
Natascia Papaikonomou | Clinical Psychologist.
EMI (EYE MOVEMENT INTEGRATION)
Most therapeutic processes simply do not possess enough depth and power to reach the source of the client’s torment. Many clients have had key experiences in their lives that have left enduring imprints in the multisensory memory networks. Not all survivors of abuse, trauma or other distressing episodes will have trouble integrating the memory, but for many the traces remain paradoxically strong and fragmented simultaneously.
In the most severe cases, traumatic memories can contribute to severe mental disturbances such as dissociative disorder or posttraumatic stress disorder. In milder cases, anxiety or depression may be the only sign. The spectrum of symptoms that may stem from unresolved memories of distressing events also includes nightmares, flashbacks, emotional numbing, avoidance behaviours and panic attacks.
EMI is useful for treating any constellation of symptoms or difficulties that can be reasonably traced to a traumatising incident or period of the client’s life.
Natascia Papaikonomou
Clinical Psychologist
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