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You Can’t Save Them All – Highlights from PTSD Workshop

April 30, 2013 by Leave a Comment

In this video, Dr. Bray discusses knowing, understanding and accepting your limitations.

Thought Field Therapy (TFT) helps close those wounds so we can begin to move forward on our journey.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

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Recognizing When you are Ready to Move Forward – Highlights from PTSD Workshop

April 16, 2013 by Leave a Comment

In this video, Dr. Bray discusses treating the trauma so you can move forward.

Thought Field Therapy (TFT) helps close those wounds so we can begin to move forward on our journey.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

If you would like to make a comment, please fill in the comments form. If you would like to make your comment to Dr. Bray privately, please go to the Contact page to email him directly.

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Where Words Can’t Reach – Highlights from PTSD Workshop

January 15, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Part 1 – Highlights of a workshop with Dr. Robert L. Bray on using Thought Field Therapy (TFT) in treating Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD).

 

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

If you would like to make a comment, please fill in the comments form. If you would like to make your comment to Dr. Bray privately, please go to the Contact page to email him directly.

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How Do We Know Thought Field Therapy Works?

June 19, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Excerpt from Between Iraq and A Hard Place. Dr. Robert Bray explains how we know Thought Field Therapy (TFT) works.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

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Effects of One Too Many Deployments on a Family – Conclusion

June 14, 2012 by Leave a Comment

 

In this video Dr. Bray talks about how deployments can affect Family Members and how to get help with Thought Field Therapy.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

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What is Thought Field Therapy (TFT)

June 12, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Excerpt from Between Iraq and A Hard Place. Dr. Robert Bray explains Thought Field Therapy (TFT) and how it can help treat Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD).

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

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A Vicious Cycle for Generations to Come – Effects of One Too Many Deployments on a Family Part 12

May 22, 2012 by Leave a Comment

 

In this video a Military Wife, Dr. Bray and Ron Ringo, LCDR US Navy Ret. talk about the generational cycle for Families affected by the PTSD of their Service Members.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

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The Decision to Leave – Effects of One Too Many Deployments on a Family Part 3

April 19, 2012 by Leave a Comment

In this video a military wife shares with Dr. Bray and Ron Ringo, LCDR, US Navy Ret. how she came to the decision to leave.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

 

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What the War and the Military Did – Effects of One Too Many Deployments on a Family Part 2

April 19, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Note: We are reposting this today because the link in our Newsletter was broken.

In this video a military wife shares with Dr. Bray and Ron Ringo, LCDR, US Navy Ret. what happened to her husband in the military due to his deployments.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

 

If you would like to make a comment, please fill in the comments form. If you would like to make your comment to Dr. Bray privately, please go to the Contact page to email him privately.

 

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Wal-Mart a treatment for post-traumatic stress?

March 22, 2012 by 1 Comment

Link to article: Wal-Mart a treatment for post-traumatic stress?

 

I saw this article title and of course it caught my eye. Big-box retailers – those megastores we all have in our communities do set up conditions in which vets with post traumatic stress can easily be triggered. But asking them to go there and stay until they’re comfortable is just another abuse of them using prolonged exposure therapies. For many with PTSD this can cause secondary injuries and make the recovery even more difficult. Thought Field Therapy allows people to go where they choose without becoming overwhelmed. Tapping when triggered will end the upset. Asking someone who is triggered to stay in that situation will only result with someone getting hurt.

 

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

If you would like to make a comment, please fill in the comments form. If you would like to make your comment to Dr. Bray privately, please go to the Contact page to email him directly.

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How TFT Helped Orphans of the Genocide in Rwanda

March 15, 2012 by Leave a Comment

 

This video is the story of how one Thought Field Therapy treatment helped orphans in Rwanda heal from PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome).

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

If you would like to make a comment, please fill in the comments form. If you would like to make your comment to Dr. Bray privately, please go to the Contact page to email him directly.

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As Veteran-Related Crime Statistics Increase – Defense Attorneys Will Have a New Tool Available

March 13, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Click here to read the article: As Veteran-Related Crime Statistics Increase – Defense Attorneys Will Have a New Tool Available

The authors are doing a great service for the Veteran population by helping distribute the solid facts about the impact of this war on 300,000 plus who are or will suffer from PTSD.

The impairments to living in our world that are the hallmarks of PTSD often resulting in running outside the legal and social norms. Understanding the nature of the underlining problems is imperative if justice is to be served for the victims, the perpetrators, and our community. Justice in its simplest terms is seeing that one gets what one is due. What is due us all is real concern for our safety and loving caring support in being human as best we can. What is due the men and women we ask to go in harm’s way is every possible service and support in living among us as a nation.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

If you would like to make a comment, please fill in the comments form. If you would like to make your comment to Dr. Bray privately, please go to the Contact page to email him directly.

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Cleansing Ritual Effective in Treating Trauma Stress

March 6, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Cleansing ritual effective in treating trauma stress

This is an interesting article and perspective.

Healing comes in many forms and needs to be both culturally and psychologically acceptable to be available and used. Thought Field Therapy is not cultural or language specific and has been used around the world to end the overwhelming upset of post traumatic stress. Dr. Callahan’s book has be translated into 11 different languages. This non-invasive, non-drug, non-cognitive, and safe technique that works in minutes.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

If you would like to make a comment, please fill in the comments form. If you would like to make your comment to Dr. Bray privately, please go to the Contact page to email him directly.

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Army sergeant was accused of ‘exaggerating’ the stress of war

March 1, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Army sergeant was accused of ‘exaggerating’ the stress of war

This is a feel good story in so many ways.

It feels good to know that this man will be treated fairly now.

It feels good to hear his therapy knew he had PTSD.

It feels good to know that money will not be tolerated as a factor in medical diagnosis.

The only this that does not feel good is knowing the suffering that comes with living with PTSD or living with a loved one with PTSD. This man and his family have suffered enough. Often when cognitive or behavioral approaches have not resolved the symptoms of traumatic stress Thought Field Therapy will help.

Thought Field Therapy is a nondrug, noninvasive, noncognitive, and safe technique that eliminates overwhelming distress in moments. Because it is a noncognitive technique and goes directly to the source of the fear and anxiety experienced in person is especially useful when working with individuals with cognitive or other limitations.

Thought Field Therapy as a self-help tool is available free on the Internet.

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How Child Abuse Primes the Brain for Future Mental Illness

February 21, 2012 by Leave a Comment

This is very good article (click here to read the full article) explaining how cell damage occurs under high stress and has an impact throughout one’s life in managing stress in general. More importantly it begins to help us understand why some are susceptible to traumatic stress. Knowing that there is physical damage to the cells of the brain and the functioning of the systems these parts of the brain control I hope will relieve those who suffer from Post Traumatic Stress responses from the guilt and shame that stops them from reaching out for help. I hope this information will also help those who do not have posttraumatic stress problems in being more compassionate and accepting of their condition. Regardless of the origins of the traumatic stress responses overwhelming an individual Thought Field Therapy (TFT) will immediately eliminate the overwhelming emotional stress one experiences when triggered. The nature of the triggers and the frequency of the overwhelming response may indeed be directly related to the abuse suffered as a child and subsequent damage to brain cells. This just means some have to use more Thought Field Therapy than others.

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