EMDR Therapy session: Emotional Trauma

[@benjamer200]

This is groundbreaking, better than actual therapy I went to

[@naomiogemah3288]

Anybody see the ball move fast for 1 second or even slow for a second too or am I just going crazy...

[@someoneees]

Nah me too

[@EnergyreaderempathMary]

Me too

[@annieyoon3410]

Me too

[@amandadeppe636]

Yes

[@danarellek2431]

Me too

[@lolak7438]

Just remember- for thoses who don't know- keep your head still- just move your eyeballs from side to side. Also, make sure whatever device you using (hopefully a laptop or large screen) and elevate it to your eye level , so you're not looking downward.

[@rose_gold_hera]

That was so helpful! Thanks.

[@lolak7438]

You're welcome! Hope it helps.@@rose_gold_hera

[@henriquetasilva4439]

Obrigada pelas dicas🙏

[@emelyne2232]

Oh i was watching on my phobe to see if it would be different from watching on my tv, and i think it was less effective.

[@marjoleinluca5409]

Thank you so much for this comment. I was looking downwards the first time.

[@wendykodhiambo2655]

This video has saved me from a lot of pain. I listen to it thrice or four times a week, and I have been to release a lot. A lot of the shame and fear is gone.

[@diwakardayal954]

Hi there! Just curious as it worked for you did you watch the video any specific time like morning or any time in a day?

[@melissadsilva6062]

When you have the most neglected formative years….you are set for cptsd as an adult .Don’t be a parent if you are gonna be a deadbeat mother or father.

[@sierra9713]

I have an ACE score of 10. While I have been on my own since 14, was a hs dropout, and teen mom - I have never been a deadbeat. It IS possible to heal with children and not continue cycles of abuse.

[@roseandlucky]

I have two kids and went through every type of abuse imaginable. Neither were by choice, but I fully embrace the challange and see them as an amazing gift without which many lighter qualities and parts of myself would have remained deeply buried. But I do get where you are coming from, and many children are born into really shit situations where the trauma is being perpetuated.

[@brianclark7412]

I tackled the issue about myself that I was taught to be most ashamed of as a child. In just two sessions most of the sting has gone away. This seems to work for me. I suspect this form of EMDR it works for me, specifcaly because it can be kept a private matter. Also because I'm older, wiser stronger and understand it was their issues not mine. I definitely wanted to let the self-hatred installed in me so long ago.

[@ithil-maril9141]

I'm so happy for you!

[@wendykodhiambo2655]

Do you feel like the healing was permanent? Or do you still face the same issues 2 years on?

[@MjF809]

Im incredibly proud of you Whoever you are!!!! Im healing completely too! Thank you for saving others with your post

[@LalondeFilms]

How long did you watch video for?

[@beshooketh9333]

Checking in. How're you doing now bud?

[@19wael96]

My heartbeat is so fast while and after watching the video, I was tearing up too.

[@paletanner]

Mine did too, then it would slow down and the sound didn't match the pace of the ball of light. It was very interesting

[@amyyyamy]

I felt my body physically,relax after five minutes or so

[@markfinney8647]

I've done this therapy session a number of times and often find I'm quite anxious before I start watching it, but after a few minutes I'm so relaxed I can hardly keep my eyes open! I know that's not the goal, but that's more than ok for me to feel a wave of calm come over me. Thanks so much to the creators of this great content! I'd love to watch it without the annoying ads though. And yes, you're not going crazy! They do sometimes have the ball move faster and maybe slower too every now and then.😂

[@MjF809]

So many thanks for the freedom you give others with these videos. Healing minds and hearts of this world!!!

[@Bellemorte999]

Is it just me or does the sphere keep changing it's rhythm? 😮

[@ats-3693]

For me this an amazing way to practice mindfulness, i cant really think of anything while following the ball back and forth, actually the only real thought I had while watching it was "wow i can't really think of anything else while watching the ball" As someone with lifelong adhd and anxiety and who is trying to learn mindfulness through meditation I usually find it really difficult to keep my attention on my breath or a mantra etc but with this it is exactly the opposite, i couldn't really think of anything else while following the ball.

[@marliesbunker2601]

ADHD here as well. I cannot think about anything else when I try to follow the sphere with my eyes.

[@ats-3693]

@@marliesbunker2601 I can do breath meditation and sort of keep my attention on my breath after taking my ritalin once the med effect has come on but it's still a big struggle, with this moving ball meditation I can easily keep my full attention on the ball even without taking my meds. Kinda cool really.

[@chrissilcnt7196]

same same!

[@crazylara0702]

Omg same with adhd!! I had no thougts what so ever. Wonderful relaxation😂

[@EricBryant]

Gripping terror comes over my body. An internal scream tries to get out but can't. I cant remember all the traumas from age 1 to 5 but there's def something there that comes up

[@user-bk1ez4sz8t]

Dude, whoa. That’s intense. I’m only 2 minutes in and I feel like throwing my fucking iPad across the room. Did you do a whole session? How is it for you now?

[@EricBryant]

@@user-bk1ez4sz8t much better now. Different emotions come up now. Much less terror/dread.

[@user-bk1ez4sz8t]

@@EricBryant oh good. I've only done 2 days of it..i def need to keep going, but forsure something has shifted.

[@EricBryant]

@@user-bk1ez4sz8t oh yes. It def shifts energy around in the body. I don't know how it works all I know is that it does!

[@rmp9417]

Find a safe therapist

[@ithil-maril9141]

At some point I felt like I was going to die but then it got easier and easier. I've watched other emdr-videos too and this was very effective. Will do this again

[@marylnmonroe]

Same

[@m.starro9015]

sending love

[@juanitadiaz7781]

All the dormant bad memories came out a series of events back to back came to the forefront of my mind and was brought to the surface..holy cow 🎉celebrate 😢letting the pain of the past go

[@liluloidantanit3605]

Oui exactement cela 😢.

[@dazha288]

Wow I can't believe how much I was able to process that I never have before! This is wild! and in such a short time I'm so grateful. I didn't just sit in the frustration, anger, hate, tension I actually processed it so easily. I never knew I could think like that... I mean on top of years of reflecting and observing others after my issue as well as accepting certain things. This is just the cherry on top. Everything came together.

[@iitzr1ngo]

Can you tell me how EMDR process? Do I only have to watch the ball moving and thinking about my trauma event ?

[@lisawoodruff3805]

@@iitzr1ngo yes

[@natashahall-baran967]

Do you know if this at all helps to recover suppressed memories?

[@dazha288]

@@iitzr1ngo yes you just watch the ball and allow yourself to think it doesn’t have to specifically be on the trauma even or else you might be limited in your ability to think outside of it. Allow your thoughts to grow towards it naturally like you would on a regular day when your think about something that then triggers that trauma

[@dazha288]

@@natashahall-baran967 I don’t know but it help me piece my thought together I honestly haven’t been doing this since the time i commented

[@lynsamfortas]

This was so relieving and made me kind of untie a knot in my brain... Thank you very much for this video. It was already helpful and I'm sure it'll keep being helpful in the long run.

[@cookiesandcreamyummi]

This is incredible for ptsd and ocd

[@dianecleary1054]

My cat is fillowing the ball as well. She keeps trying to stop it with her paw.

[@beautifulawareness1707]

🤣must be so adorable 🥰

[@9LuckyTatties]

I’m a psychologist and EMDR practitioner and I stumbled upon this video.. I initially came to the comments section to respectfully put it out there that this isn’t EMDR therapy (in the evidence-based form), as almost all of the key elements are missing. Whilst this still stands, I scanned some of the comments and it’s wonderful to see that it has helped people!

[@Frau.P]

To be real, some therapists also just want their client to follow their finger from left to right with nothing else and claiming, that its EMDR and they have a certificate to use it so. 😂🤨

[@CCInDis]

Whoa!!! So I did my first session with this video. Only had a minute left but I feel so much better. I’m gonna continue to do this because Whoo! A weight lifted off my shoulders.

[@Mor_decai]

Thanks a lot for the soothing word up in the end. At the beginning my thought were fuzzy but i kept on and got on of the most painful memory i have, and insist staying there, ive manage to recall so much more details and cried my heart out. it is amazing - this is really helps my part of child adult to grows out of my situation, through somatic work. there is better quality (resolution&fps) out there. it made my eyes painful.

[@teamlovepanda]

I read (the body keeps the score) that this is a great therapy for people that tend to disassociate and Don't really want to talk. Like talk therapy. This is effective. And much more effective than placebos or medication

[@danielarainrain9173]

Wow this is amazing… i feel great than ever i feel all the clouds in my head began to clear

[@christopherebhabha]

Amazing, some random due just stared at me just as I started watching this in my car in the mall parking lot, like giving an evil eye. I was not pulled to react to his unspoken aggression, I just calmly looked away as the good energy within me prompted me away from staring back like I often do. Wow, I neutralized his aggression with a higher vibration without intending to, just by follow the higher impulse that guided me away, and he backed down lowering his eyes, softening up and walked away. That’s amazing, and I am only at 3 minutes

[@BadAxxBree]

Whew...tears were rolling down my face

[@abhishekvyas9222]

Wow..got tears rolling down..amazing 🙌😇

[@zod5966]

Huh? What? How? There is no information on how to use this video.

[@ayuanggraini2436]

@@zod5966 there is info in the start

[@Momof2gurlz79]

Same here tears coming down

[@lapislazuliphoenix]

Thank you for providing this! So many people can benefit with this. In Utah EMDR practitioners are hard to find. Found this yesterday wondering how I could do it myself and thank you, thank you, thank you!!! ❤😊

[@jackieross2044]

im in Utah. my therapist does EDMR virtually .

[@StompMom5]

Not sure what part of Utah but in southern Utah there's quite a few.

[@lapislazuliphoenix]

@@StompMom5 Northern Utah, dang it! It has been a few years since I looked though. Be well!

[@TheBakingGirlShow]

@@lapislazuliphoenixu can find the ones that do it virtually-

[@GabrielR8.8]

Esse movimento com os olhos dá um reiniciar nas memórias emocionais guardadas nma amídala cerebral. Obrigado pelo trabalho!

[@lidianerodrigues9936]

Um comentário em português, incrível...

[@luanfreitas2303]

Quais os passos?

[@madamebutterfly851]

Emdr trained therapist here. This is not BLS, i have a pair of expensive bose headphones on and the audio tones are not alternating between each ear. At least not distinctive enough. The dot alone works though

[@stardavies6202]

Namaste & Deepest gratitude to you for your love, caring and creating & sharing this. YOU are a GIFT to the world & you may never know how many people you help with this, Greatest Blessings May All Life come to you and Yours with Ease & Grace & Fun & Joy & Wonder Forever Blessings to you Bless all peope watch this video Namaste to all

[@eddmtz4028]

Starting using it tonight. Even i Want to study EMDR as a specialty when finish My psicologhy degree. I would like to overcome My trauma with this

[@mafdatsertet4117]

Love this

[@mustseevideos7777]

Lmao. What kind of degree is that?

[@eddmtz4028]

@@mustseevideos7777 lmao bad spelling

[@Anna_Banana123]

Great video - I just wish KZbin would not show and ad in the MIDDLE of the session…

[@Priya-Sanda]

Same, it shocked me badly. before there never was an ad, you know a video without any ads?

[@aprilMaeD]

Enjoy the advertising at 5:25 minutes in - that was awful and my heart is racing

[@paromitadesarkar1677]

This video is highly underated. Was useful to me. Wanted to try this method after reading the instinct to heal .👍

[@justshowmehow]

Hi Paromita, Would you take at look at my question and share your experience. Thank you!

[@yve5659]

@paromita thank you for answering the questions and sharing your knowledge. It’s very helpful.

[@AddictedToCandyx]

Im going to need help easing into this i get really distracted in my head. I stopped thinking about the trauma and started to imagine a timer, the old kind with the ball i thought, then i thought about greek mythology. I'll do it later, im very sleepy

[@Stephanie-by6rm]

I was looking at the pattern the ball shifts and makes. 😂 monkey mind at its best!

[@marylnmonroe]

I started zoning out thinking about what i was gonna eat for dinner halfway through

[@DraconiInfernalus]

i was getting so sleepy by this ^^ very relaxing

[@KawaiiPinkPunkStar]

Should I think about the bad/stressful thing while looking at the ball or only BEFORE looking at the ball?

[@Julia-gr8pi]

Both

[@wtfhappenedtome]

The instructions are incomplete and confusing to me

[@ballerina5876]

You cannot think what or when you want,dear.Thoughs come to the mind any time.

[@candicebissessar2549]

I didn’t want to believe everyone in the comments, but yeah. It’s true. I unpacked something I couldn’t in therapy and I cried. I got the answer, it all made sense. Just one session. Will come back and continue maybe once a week per event.

[@youseferwaimi2506]

Why am not feeling any thing

[@candicebissessar2549]

@@youseferwaimi2506 I mean… I dunno guy. I didn’t make the video.

[@yujionearth]

The fire was replaced by a prayer. Wonderful video!!!❤

[@Adjei88]

Very helpful first session today, will keep having some more every other day. To me it feels like it was a good way to go over the traumatic episode, and the eye movement is a way to desensitized yourself from picturing and imagining scenarios which scarce are the pain of remembering.... By occupying your eyes you can re think and look at it objectively

[@sekischro5093]

how are you now

[@asiyah-nour]

My head was loud. It’s silent, and the world doesn’t feel like it’s swallowing me. I don’t feel extreme happiness nor extreme sadness… I’m confused… Is this how normal people feel?

[@hasinapatel1233]

Go by Emdr therapist to get best result as it already helping you it doesn't work for everyone

[@nietzsche4342]

I believe that for small traumas (memories of offenses or insults etc ..) it can also be done alone but for serious traumas (violence, earthquakes etc) then you have to do it with a therapist.

[@suziecreamcheese211]

I agree. I had a relatively minor incident happen to me a few months ago and it kept bothering me enough to become a considerable annoyance in my daily life. This has helped take a lot of the sting out of it. I wanted to get it off my mind before Christmas and I won’t be bringing it with me into the new year.

[@theconsciousentrepreneurs198]

Small things like insults over and over or emotional abuse Over and over for years can be worse. Just saying. It’s not a small trauma it crushes your soul

[@sevysnapz]

What size should I be watching this video in? Would a phone turned sideways cause enough eye movement, or would a larger screen be more effective? Does it matter?

[@LivingOnADime]

larger screen is better.

[@TheBakingGirlShow]

Phone is fine

[@shamelesssheamis545]

I looked this up out of curiosity because I’m about to start this type of therapy next week so I gave it a try and I just don’t know how I’m going to make it through 10 minutes of doing that with my eyes lol

[@LalondeFilms]

Can someone tell me the visualizing technique they do while watching? Im finding it hard to hold onto a thought. Like how long do you watch video for while thinking?

[@heatherharstad3706]

This type of therapy is extremely effective when done correctly. My husband spent several years addressing his trauma via EMDR and it's amazing how much it helps. He can talk about events now without even getting a fast heartbeat! This video is a good demonstration of what it is like. I would never ever suggest trying it without a trained therapist with you. My husband spent about 6 months to a year learning effective coping tools before his psychologist even began the EMDR. After that, he still struggled many times with re-living his trauma events during a session. Doing this type of therapy should never be done alone. It makes me wonder about the credentials of the person doing these videos. I didn't see any warnings and I have a hard time believing any accredited therapist would suggest this be done alone.

[@DashieNCheekie]

What's gonna happen if you do it alone?

[@RelaxingFacts.com_official]

@@DashieNCheekie When you do EMDR it tricks your brain into fully feeling and "living" your trauma. Your fears, emotions and physical sensations can be overwhelming. You can have PTSD symptoms linger from just having a session of EDMR so it is important to have a trained therapist who can help ease you into the trauma, cope with the trauma during the session and handle the after effects. For example, after my first sessions I started to experience severe hyper-vigilance. I started to see things that were not there. If I did not have a therapist, I would have believed that I was schizophrenic however hyper-vigilance can be a very common after effect of EMDR. The hyper vigilance is constantly scanning for danger so the trash bag that the wind ruffled on the side of the road; all of a sudden becomes a possible danger. The hyper-vigilance eventually went away as I processed more traumas but this example demonstrates what can happen if you do this alone.

[@judeannethecandorchannel2153]

Great points

[@abishaicampbell2187]

@@DashieNCheekie Your therapist isn’t gonna get more money that’s what gonna happen. I’ve done around 10 sessions for 150 dollars each, and all they do is tell you to think of traumatic events and then ask you how much distress you feel before and after. It didn’t do much and I literally could’ve done it by myself. I have complex ptsd where I’ve experienced trauma every day for years as a young child. EMDR therapy isn’t plausible for prolonged trauma only for a few single events. If you can self administer EMDR without needing to spend thousands, do it. Unless you have COMPLETELY unprocessed memories that cause you to become suicidal or something. But I’ve thought about my past enough, not really by choice, to the point where I can relatively safely delve into past trauma.

[@ShadyLadyTarot]

@@abishaicampbell2187 I have C-PTSD and I swear by self administered EMDR. I read a book on it and did a couple sessions with a therapist before pandemic hit and I taught myself how to do it, and honestly I like self guided better. Is it better for everyone? Not necessarily. But I hate this gatekeeping that says it should only be done with a therapist and we can't use these tools to heal ourselves if we don't have access to thousands of dollars for clinical treatment. If I'm triggered I can go do a session myself and clear it instead of waiting a week to see a therapist to the tune of hundreds of dollars.

[@Stogdad1]

To be honest, I found this video challenging as my eyes continually wanted to lose their focus on the silver ball, but I stayed with it. It hurt my eyes to create almost a kind of headache. Did anyone else have this reaction?

[@Mor_decai]

same for me. the quality here is not the best

[@rsokol71]

I had that issue

[@Timeless_tales123-f5o]

Thank you so much for this EMDR

[@gabbygagner9256]

I loved it! Focusing was great.

[@yujionearth]

The fire was replaced by a prayer. Wonderful video!!!

[@teamlovepanda]

Although this is my first time here. I did read the amazing effect that this has on people. From the book "The body keeps the score" such eye-opening information. I'm not gonna lie. I did feel sleepy and saw 2 balls at one time. But I will continue to see what happens.

[@sierrargehring]

All this did was give me dry eyes and a headache. Idk what I did wrong. But I can’t focus on the ball, the sound, and on my thoughts all at once

[@Craticall1]

This activated the front of my brain so much I feel it

[@shontierrawilliams7341]

As i would think of my past, it felt as if it was reliving pressure from my head

[@TheSentientCloud]

I watched this as I listened to a hard drive defragging sfx, and visualized myself defragging my trauma. I don't know if it helps long term but it seems to help rn.

[@oliviaelements]

Thank you for this opportunity ❤

[@alexkuieh1565]

I AM NEUTRALIZING THE FOLLOWING FEARS: Rejection Humiliation and Embarrassment Failure Being Exposed Expressing Gratitude Not being admired Death Feeling Remorse Being offended Responsibility Losing Control Not being the center of attention

[@oumaouma3672]

i still didn't figure out which are my traumas from childhood that caused me social anxiety and i couldn't keep focuse nor thinking of anything during this session

[@dazha288]

then you might need additional help with a professional because someone needs to help you map out things, accept, reflect, observe, etc.

[@katherinemp4344]

I tried this video, but struggle with the irregularities that appear to bounce from the side and the speeds up and then slows again. This does not help me at all.

[@ModernJewelryMakers]

there are others on YT that are done correctly - it can be really helpful, but as someone who has done this, you're correct, this video is a bit out of sync & it's annoying

[@lynnmuthoni2786]

Can someone explain to me why I was smiling at the end of the video? Why my head started moving, eyes a little heavy... why I got happier? From watching a Ball move?

[@queenbean5573]

Now you know how dogs feel. Not calling u one, but they get so happy!

[@lynnmuthoni2786]

@@queenbean5573 Haha... Indeed... it's so good

[@dianatena2092]

I don't know. During the first 5 minutes I recalled negative experiences and emotions and i felt a knot in my head Suddenly i felt like my brain exploded, the knot dissolved, i couldn't recall anything, i was just here, looking at the ball Then i forced myself to remember and got some images but dud not feel anxiety or the knot as tight as before. Who knows how? I didnt know i could feel free like that, snd I liked it

[@nocapbussin]

Because you are a crazy person believing a video of a ball moving back and forth is actually doing something

[@lynnmuthoni2786]

@@nocapbussin awww, thank you so much!

[@namonox]

This would be effective if the left and right audio were actually isolated.

[@koalamama2]

Or if the sound and audio were actually synced ;{

[@CaralynJoLynn]

Omgggg thank you for this comment I thought I was going crazy. I couldn’t think about anything but if my eyes were tricking me or not

[@Lifsam]

When I suffer from repeated shocks and bad situations such as verbal abuse from the same people repeatedly what do I do I remember one situation in each session or do I remember only the face of the bad person!

[@carolinekelley9473]

Good question!

[@marciehilbert7166]

Wow it made me sleepy!

[@bullshitcaller1541]

Really. This was simple meditation

[@phishcatt]

My heartbeat got a little faster but it was extremely difficult for me to keep relieving the moment the entire video - my mind would wander - and it was pretty difficult to follow the ball as well. I have unmedicated ADHD... Should I keep trying or is it pointless?

[@lauri7529]

idk. i also have adhd and this video didn't work for me.

[@spikeschilde621]

Same. I kept thinking of other stuff and getting drowsy

[@FOURTEEFIVE]

i imagne that part of the healing process is learning to refocus when one gets distracted. This is called meditation, you can never be free of thoughts or decide entirely what to think about. BUT everytime that you bring your thoughts back on track is working the muscle that gives you the ability to decide when and what you want to think about.. Doing this makes you a person more control of your thoughts and emotions and therefore life.

[@brittniealibrahim8100]

Hmm I like this sound it makes me sleepy because I already had a panic attack before I watched it 😃

[@KendrixTermina]

Thx a bunch.

[@elissa3188]

I don't get it. I understand the idea of EMDR- but when I tried this one and another one- I just kept thinking about the ball and nothing else came up... I feel like it needs someone guiding it more or something.

[@zia4362]

차분해지고 딴길로 새지않고 생각을 단순화 시키는 대에 도움되는거 같아요!

[@user-bk1ez4sz8t]

Wait...I had to slow it down to half speed, and after only 2 minutes my eyes are sore and tired. Also, does it slow down and speed up randomly? When it speeds up it makes me nauseous. I want to keep doing this method, just wondering if anyone else experiences this?

[@Stephanie-by6rm]

My eyes are killing me at the 2 minute marker. I feel like afterwards they are exhausted. I started having anxiety because I kept trying to keep up, but messing up. Yeah, how do you mess up a ball going back and forth?😂

[@ЧеловекНиколай-ж2з]

Благодарствую!!! Хороша техника!

[@justshowmehow]

PRACTICAL QUESTION: If I am doing this on my laptop (17 inch display) how far away should I sit? Is it important that the 'ball' is exactly at eye level? I am currently experimenting but am interested in hearing about your experience. Love & Light!

[@paromitadesarkar1677]

Hello dear, The book that i read and first came to know about EMDR, the setttings that were described were all doctors chambers. So focussing on the ball movement by sitting before a laptop shouldnt affect the therapy but i would suggest you use headphones to avoid distractions( in my case, it was on my cell phone with ear phones) . Because you have to focus on the sound and thw movement for emdr to work. That is visual and audible cues to help your brain understand that u r in the present and reminiscing about a past trauma or painful incident for your brain to process that thw threat you feel is not happening now. The books says to imagine the incident in details as though it is happening right now but also focussed on the present cues before you. I hope it helps. But ofcourse, if you can afford to go to a psychologist (unlike me), i would suggest you try it under his/her instrucyions for better results.take care.

[@justshowmehow]

@@paromitadesarkar1677 Thank you so much!!! Stay healthy and take care!

[@paromitadesarkar1677]

I must also add, that as per the book regularity with this therapy has to be maintained. For instance, i get palpitations when i get lost in the past incident that still bothers me. So much so that it gets difficult breathing properly, so i would need to continue this therapy unless recalling the incident does not evoke an anxious response in my physiology. During the session one has to try to feel one's palpitations and try to bring it to normalcy by breathing thoroughly. Repeat this everyday it will show results in a few months. Keep trying. Even if it gets overwhelming. you want to sob ?sob, but keep trying to calm yourself by focussing on cues.The author says that if we try to control the physiological responses of stress/ anxiety the psychological responses will change gradually. It takes time. Dont lose hope. You are not alone.🙂

[@geneva717]

This is neither healthy nor helpful. True EMDR has another step - you don’t focus the entire session on trauma. You put it in a box of your choosing and work on feeling safe.

[@danielbrowne9089]

Are you meant to think about the trauma whilst watching the video or just follow the ball from side to side?

[@gulgunsensoy1512]

🕊🌸🌞🌟thanks lida great 🙏

[@StephanWilmes]

Thanks for posting this!

[@mmcuser]

Makes me feel scared and anxious. Is that normal?

[@rtucci3643]

Oh the cry therapy heals the body, let it all out, scream and cry like a toddler, but never loose sight of the ball, then reinforce this words as you do, "i did my best and that is ok"

[@socawarrior1263]

Is the ball moving faster at times and then slower ?? Or is it just me ?

[@carriecompton8641]

The sound effect doesn’t match the pace of the ball. Is there a reason for that?

[@street_booler9026]

Should I focus on one specific event? Or just allow my mind to bounce around

[@Orchideelady]

Hello, I just tried it but I don't understand why I'm starting to have tears, can someone explain to me so that I can understand what is happening to me, please? Thanks in advance

[@ashkeaval7931]

Maybe you remember something unconsciously during the time video is playing or something that you don't remember very well now but that incident has had important effects on your personality and by tears you can relieve yourself from sadness or shameful feelings.

[@dartcree8185]

The movement of the ball is not in sync with the sound. Is this deliberate? If I just listen to it, it's fine, but the ball speeding up, slowing down, and the sound not happening at the point of reversal is vaguely upsetting.

[@shopblossoms]

So do I think of the negative memories while the ball is moving? Or just before?

[@spekky9012]

Is this realy a legit session? I suffer from deep depression from PTSD and major anxiety that I can't go to work right now. I've heard of this EMDR. Will it work for this I'm suffering from?

[@Jack.0ctober]

No, it's nothing like real EMDR. =( Definitely look for a specialist or even try checking out other videos where they demonstrate it being done on a person. I wouldn't suggest trying it on yourself with a video like this, it can do more harm than good.

[@ThkTwice]

Patterns.. a lack of patters helps the brain relax.. patting a baby’s back in a non pattern help them fall asleep easier..

[@thechannel7209]

This just hurts my eyes 😢

[@shopblossoms]

So some negative memories came up, but while watching it I realized I was also thinking about positive things. Is that good? Or will it suppress my positive emotions as well?

[@jasontindell6734]

Jesus Loves you all very much!!!! God Bless everyone!!!!

[@patricia753]

Thank you!!!❤🙏🌈

[@SusanaXpeace2u]

What do you do while this ball is clinking back and forth?

[@AdreinMatthews]

I just found it irritating. What did I do wrong?

[@pweetypoo]

Wow, I feel so much better.

[@tsalite]

Mostly I was distracted by the movement not matching up with the sounds and couldn't focus on anything else

[@lisayoung2842]

What size screen is this meant for? iPhone? Laptop?

[@CaralynJoLynn]

I was wondering this too

[@hasinapatel1233]

Laptop

[@kennedycorrea5799]

Does this work if you're neurodivergent bc all I could focus on was the ball losing rhythm

[@br9791]

I don't like the ticking sound. Is it necessary or i can mute it

[@alexkuieh1565]

Anger is powerless. I am STRONGER.

[@eloiselovesdevi]

How does the EMDR video compare to a live session?

[@hasinapatel1233]

Live sessions are much better you need to do this with live therapist to get good results. Just my opinion though.