The original MUSS Rewind Technique is different from other imaginal exposure therapies because no details are needed to be disclosed to the therapist, hence the treatment is known as “closure without disclosure”.
I am a qualified Rewind Practitioner IARTT (The International Association for Rewind Trauma Therapy) trained by the originator David Muss and an Accredited Trainer for Devon and Cornwall
The benefits of non-disclosure include:
- Minimising the risk of the client being re-traumatized.
- There is no fear of disclosing sensitive information (although, if you found it helpful to talk the event, that is absolutely fine)
- Only between 1-3 sessions, thus saving your time and money.
The Rewind offers a way of stopping the involuntary recall by filing the traumatic event so it comes under control. Voluntary recall remains.
For multiple event traumas, each traumatic event can be dealt with separately over separate sessions.
Clients often ask me for examples of traumatic events I work with. My answer is that what one person regards as a trauma may not be the same as another. A traumatic incident is unique to the individual, and it could be an event that you were involved in, you may have been a bystander or it could be something that has been imagined, all of which can bring about the same traumatic symptoms.
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