Category: Iatrogenic effect

• How Does OEI Therapy Work for Trauma?

  

  OEI is a neuroscience-based trauma therapy that helps process stuck trauma memories without relying on speech. It uses eye position and guided techniques to calm the nervous system and reduce symptoms. OEI can help people recover from both simple and complex trauma in a way that feels safe, clear, and often much faster than talk…

  Liana West

  April 26, 2025

  FAQs, Iatrogenic effect, OEI vs EMDR, Trauma Recovery

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• OEI Therapy vs. EMDR: Understanding the Key Differences

  

  Observed Experiential Integration (OEI) Therapy is a trauma-processing therapy that uses visual pathways to integrate both brain hemispheres, reducing anxiety and trauma symptoms, and evolved out of EMDR therapy, by my mentor, Dr. Rick Bradshaw. Because clients are stuck in a learned procedure of trauma, Accelerated OEI does not require clients to talk about their…

  Liana West

  April 3, 2025

  FAQs, Iatrogenic effect, OEI vs EMDR, Trauma Recovery

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• OEI vs. EMDR: A SAFER Approach to TRAUMA Therapy?

  

  Curious about trauma therapies? EMDR uses bilateral stimulation and verbal recounting to reprocess painful memories, often reliving them—intense yet effective. OEI, gentler and silent, skips the retelling, focusing on sensations and eye-switching to integrate the brain. Which rewires trauma best without overwhelm? Dive into the neuroscience of healing and discover what fits your journey! OEI…

  Liana West

  March 17, 2025

  FAQs, Iatrogenic effect, OEI vs EMDR, Trauma Recovery

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• OEI | Observed Experiential Integration Therapy – REMEMBERING is Not RECOVERING

  

  Discover how Observed and Experiential Integration (OEI) heals trauma by rewiring the brain. Evolving from EMDR, OEI—developed by my mentor, Dr. Rick Bradshaw—uses eye-switching to integrate fragmented memories, calm the nervous system, and shift trauma from ‘now’ to ‘then.’ Learn how OEI is accelerated with hypnotherapy to offer rapid relief and healing.

  Liana West

  March 17, 2025

  Iatrogenic effect, Trauma Recovery

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• OEI Therapy Vancouver BC

  

  OEI Therapy in Vancouver offers a gentle, neuroscience-based approach to trauma healing, developed by my mentor, Dr. Rick Bradshaw. Unlike talk therapy or EMDR, OEI uses eye movements to process trauma without reactivating distress, helping rewire the brain for emotional regulation. Experience effective, wordless healing for PTSD, anxiety, and trauma. Book your session today.

  Liana West

  March 14, 2025

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• Accelerated OEI | Observed Experiential Integration Therapy

  

  Have you experienced the devastating effects of betrayal trauma? Do you feel stuck, struggling to move on from the pain and hurt of being betrayed by someone you trusted? OEI Therapy is a powerful tool that can help you heal from betrayal trauma and regain control of your life. OEI Therapy can help you process…

  Liana West

  February 28, 2025

  Iatrogenic effect, OEI vs EMDR, Trauma Recovery

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