Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT) with Expert Sheri Johnson | The Mindful Space

[@mikaelpersson8947]

Such a great conversation, deep, delightful and illuminating at the same time, thank you very much.

[@mindfulmovementshow]

Thank you!

[@wbrown897]

Thank you for sharing this... What a great explanation of RRT !

[@mindfulmovementshow]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@eyeseeisannaaulen223]

Can this help emotional blockages even though I would not reminder a specific situation or if I have supressed situations?

[@maureenwhite5632]

Great video and very informative. This sounds like Marisa Peer and RTT. What is the difference between RRT and RTT?

[@mindfulmovementshow]

Thank you for your comment! Both Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT) and Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) are therapeutic approaches aimed at achieving quick and effective results. RRT, developed by Dr. Jon Connelly, focuses on resolving the emotional impacts of trauma by working with the subconscious mind. It seeks to change the way the subconscious processes and stores information related to traumatic experiences, often resulting in immediate and lasting relief. RTT, created by Marisa Peer, combines elements of hypnotherapy, psychotherapy, NLP, and CBT to address a wide range of issues. RTT aims to identify and reframe limiting beliefs and patterns stored in the subconscious mind, promoting rapid and transformative change. While both methods aim for quick results, they differ in their techniques and theoretical foundations.

[@LaurelASmith1]

What is the difference between RRT and Accelerated Resolution Therapy?

[@mindfulmovementshow]

RRT and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) are both aimed at quickly resolving emotional distress, but they have different methods. RRT focuses on subconscious reprogramming through hypnosis and storytelling, while ART uses techniques like rapid eye movements and visualization to process traumatic memories. Both offer efficient therapy, each with its unique approach. Hope this helps😃

[@LinhNguyen3112]

@@mindfulmovementshowthank you

[@persevere6326]

Appreciate the post

[@tomb5998]

I did find you and look forward to healing

[@MarcassCarcass]

What if the abuse does still exist and there's no representation to stop it? 09:56 Seems like the treatment would then serve to groom or condition someone into being okay with condoning abuse?

[@uroojtabish1350]

Anyone without any experience as a therapist can become a rrt therapist

[@sallyunderwood66]

Absolutely. They claim to be able to cure everything. It's total BS.