Neuro Emotional Technique and Sexual Abuse

Neuro Emotional Technique and Sexual Abuse

       If anyone has read my  older blog posts, I have in the past, touted the use EMDR to help people heal from sexual abuse.  EMDR is considered a power therapy in the field of trauma, but it does not hold a candle to curative abilities of Neuro Emotional Technique(NET).  As I have posted a few posts back, patients suffering from complex PTSD underwent two functional MRIs pre and post NET treatment.  In less than 5 treatments, they were scanned again, and the results showed there was no evidence of PTSD in the brain.  So, what does this mean for people who have suffered sexual abuse?  It means that it is quite possible to have a person cured within 5 sessions or less.  Personally,  I have seen a one time sexual trauma eliminated in 20 minutes.  At first, I honestly did not believe it, so I scheduled a follow up session the following week.  To my amazement, there were no occurrences of flashbacks, nightmares, or any lingering anxiety.  Since then, stories like this have been the norm.
         Before I proceed further and explain the process of treatment, I must add my disclosure.  I am not allowed to say that I can cure anything, or that your results will be the same as other patients.  I will say that this is worth a person's time.  NET is an advanced form of Energy Psychology where we use Eastern Chinese Acupuncture points and applied kinesiology  to find where the body stores the emotional stuck points.  Or in the case of sexual trauma, where the body chose to store the memories and pain.   Once we find the right spot,  which literally takes a minute, we release the emotion by connecting the acupuncture point where the feeling is stored to the emotional acupuncture point, and the feeling is quickly released. As long as you can feel the feeling, we can release it.  It is literally that simple. 
        I have been asked so many times why NET is not in every therapist's set of skills, and why CBT is said to be the cure all of every mental illness.  The answer is quite complex.  For starters,  NET was developed by a skilled chiropractor by the name of Dr. Scott Walker.   He was more interested in healing patients than being a research junkie in academia somewhere.  It was not until the early 90's that the One Foundation was founded to create peer reviewed research proving  what Dr. Walker and many others had already known.  Second, CBT and these other talk therapies have more research behind them because it makes sense to them to just talk and use logic  to fix whatever ails ya;  it is clean, it stays in the head.    Third, let's face it, psychologists are nerds.  Their degree is based in conducting research upon research upon research.    Just for my masters degree alone, I had to write 63 research papers in order to graduate.  Finally, eastern oriental medicine is still seen by western eyes as a form of snake oil and weird voodoo. News flash, there is something to this stuff. Otherwise it would not have lasted 5000 years.   So that my friends is the basic reason why NET is not in the forefront of therapy.  

Till next time my friends,


​Justin